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Since TS worry of souring relationship, Perhaps can act a "show" for your neighbour, that you accidentially knock on their flower pots and kena cuts from the knock... put some fake blood to show the seriousness... But must make sure your neighbour are at home and best if they come out immediately while your "blood" is dripping... Make them feel guilty and they will keep their plants...

Mine is also from Krono-o and clickguard had been applied to all joints.. but that largely dependent on the skill of the installer.. Some other brand of laminate flooring may not apply sealant too. In fact it should be the owner who are emotional...

I had asked similar question before but no direct answer... suppose no1 encounter before, neither do I want to encounter too... I believe still-water over long hours and frequent occurrence will damage laminate floor. Also water will sip between gaps to inside of flooring and in long term, cause more harm.. I think company that say their board is resistance to water may means small quantity of water, in the form droplets... and still-water to be wipe off asap... One disadvantage of laminate floor is, they scare of water..

To reply ur queries: i) If u read thru' there's other thread on this. ii) In my view, cleaning is much easier than other type of flooring e.g. marble floor.. Jz get those floor detergent suitable for laminate floor will do. I heard laminate shld not mop often... Nt sure how true... but to me, jz sweep & mop regularly will do... iii) It depend on how u use it to be vunerable to water.. Not forgetting the regular washing.. U plan to lay also the wet area? I understand there's a company had advertised in his website that his flooring mat'l suitable to use for wet area. But I'm still skeptical.. Not sure how long it can last.. Suggest u find out more... If u do not wan headache, leave out wet area...

This will be taken care of by the vendor.. The doors' base will be trim off abit to accomodate the overlaid thickness i.e. door trimming...

Mine also marble flooring, but not like urs tiled type. If u like marble flooring, jz get it repolish and you will love it.. Else, have it overlay with laminate flooring. For me, I enjoyed my marble floor for ard 5-yrs, then recently have it overlay with laminate flooring.. If one day I want my marble floor back, I simply get contractor to remove the laminate flooring will do...

Hi and welcome to Pasir Ris!! Hope I not too late to welcome you.. Here is not as crowded as other district, and definitely more relaxing and laidback.. also there's quite a few good foodstalls around Pasir Ris that you shld try at West Plaza, Loyang Pt, 4xx+ blk neighbourhood stalls etc... Cheers!!

U mean jif?

ya, same sentiment... agreed quite hard to find... esp when only selected older block plus selected unit will have such layout, so this make it lesser.. Sorry, I too lazy for t-blog, and also I bought my flat 6-7yrs ago alrdy... I only do basic reno... re-do entirely on toilets & kitchen.. lightings & switches... marble flooring re-lay with laminate floor... Not much fixtures/customisation... Gd tat u like that its open & airy.. for me, I dun like so hv to find one at top flr... Fyi, u hv to pay a price for the airyness... its the ease of attracting dust & dirt... Ya, there's a drainage hole.. its at a corner.. Depending on your orientation, either right/left of the balcony entrance. At least tats for mine... Unless u will be washing floor, else the drainage will be useless. For me, its useless as it had been covered with laminated flooring...

Hi and welcome here.. Dun tink u need to do much given d current reno is looking gd and seems neat.. I cnt help but to say ur layout is d same as mine except tat i'm at d extreme east side of singapore.. Mine is at d top flr hence fortunately theres roof over my interaction balcony (as termed by hdb). Watever shelter u intend to do at ur interaction balcony, advise u to seek hdb approval. Hv a smooth & enjoyable reno ahead pal!

Follow your heart..

Perhaps u shld compare both. If price difference not great, then u can go for AC4... Higher spec for flooring is always better esp u gonna stay in your plc for long time...

My understanding is that AC3 for normal residential use is sufficient.

Hi sgnick, pardon but wld appreciate if you cld PM me too on your contractor, as intend to do a wardrobe... Thks..

Jz to share again, I had on late last year installed the Castello range for my entire home less wet area.. really... it change the look & feel of my plc... the embossed grain of each board looks beautiful & texture feel shiok when u walk on it.. Though not sure of the durability cz barely installed few mths only... hopefully it can last all the way permanently, and with no problem for normal residential usage... Despite there's some minor hiccup on the delivery, the overall result made me feel its worth it.. Also the sales staff serving my account has been quite responsive and they managed to help me squeeze to complete work before Christmas, so that i can give it as a christmas present to my family..

I got mine from Courts Tampines.

189sgd.

If its running power can last for 45mins, tat wil b gd.. Most of d popular brand i checked last ard 15mins. Perhaps d suction power is lower thus allows longer usage time? I prefer to go for a more popular brand at least for d aftersales support despite most r made in china..

Jz bought bosch bbhmove2 and tried out d 1st time. Suction power is gd as its 14.4v.. Hopefully d battery longetivity is gd n lasting..

most instant ones are Courts and/or Ikea..

Anyone can help to advise / provide some review? Thks... googled but can't find any review for the Bosch and not much for electrolux...

Hi, was thinking of getting a cordless handheld vaccum cleaner for my home... Saw 2 models from Bosch & Electrolux. I had checked & tested the weight, mobility & suction power.. they are pretty descent.. But not sure how is cordless vaccum cleaner in terms of the battery lifespan, battery holding life, durability etc... If anyone has or is using it, please do share with me... Need your review.. Thanks alot!! link as below: http://www.bosch-home.com/sg/products/smal...l?source=browse http://www.electrolux.com.sg/node38.aspx?p...263,16398,34932

I also just overlaid with laminated flooring... Look for those floor detergent that can be use on laminated flooring.. Anyway urs shld hv warranty rite... usually 10-15yrs.. so even if warped, can get them back to replace for u... most impt for laminated flooring is in contact with water... shld not let water stay for too long...

I have no idea on the difference bet quartz & granite top. But mine is using granite top... As for the frame, mine is using concrete frame.. instead of the commonly seen here as carpentry with lamination. Not sure carpenty good or concrete gd.. but for my own pratical reason, since granite top is so heavy (cause my kitchen is very long), using concrete frame to support the granite seems more stable. I jz get to know from other contractor (not the one who do up my plc), that it may cost more to do concrete frame then carpentry... not sure if this is true as I always think that carpenty will cost more... tats y in the 1st place I choose tat to save cost...

The pontian wanton mee at pasir ris also not bad..