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  1. kimhuat
    My reno is still ongoing, mainly left with carpentry works. So far no major issues except that the pace is a little slow and the planning not as good as I imagined. I signed with them mainly because I feel that I can communicate best with my ID compared to others during my ID search and the company looks more safe since it is RADAC registered. So chose them even though their quotation is not the lowest. But still have to wait till my reno is completed before I know whether I made the right choice.
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    My ID is Alvin Tee. Yah, your ID is probably one of the bosses. Read from this forum that the bosses should be quite good.
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    I signed with A & D. Renovation still ongoing now. I was given pricing per line item in the quotation, categorized by the location of your house (e.g. Living/Dining, Master Bedroom etc). You can also check with them how some items are calculated. E.g. $xxx dollars per foot run of kitchen top.
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    How much should I expect to be paying for hollow block or solid wood? My ID says they will be expensive. How about using plywood and covering the exposed area with gypsum board? Will it work well?
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    The problem is that the beams in my flat are very low. They go down all the way to the top of the door opening. i.e. no gap at all between bottom of beam and door opening. These beams run between the walls of all 3 bedrooms. Dunno why hdb design like that... This is not the case in my parent's flat as there is a gap between the beam and door openings so trunking can pass through easily. If I dun do trunking this way then have to do a lot more trunking by running them around almost the entire lower perimeter of one of my bedroom
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    The bedroom door frames in my HDB resale flat needs to be lowered by about 3 inches due to running aircon trunking through my mbr door opening. The previous metal door frame has been already removed and the opening plastered. Can anyone advice how can I lower the door opening? My ID suggested using gypsum board 'box-up'. I am afraid that it might not be 'solid' enough. Are they any better ways? Thanks.
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