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Kitchen reno
petetherock replied to SShah's topic in Reno t-Blog Chat - HDB Resale Renovation & Interior Design
Variable you can discuss with your contractor on what can be achieved after he surveys the condition of your floor and whether you have a concrete plinth -
I'm still using my google wifi mesh, added two more recently... happy with what they offer. Will use it until they give up the ghost. I have one at each landing, plus another in my den and one out front to cover the porch / camera ..
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Letterbox slot
petetherock replied to Topline's topic in Landed & Condo Private Properties Renovation Discussion
If you’re simply asking for a cover, try Amazon or Lazada bought mine from the former -
I’m using a basic Google mesh with wired back haul, and it’s been fine.. in case you want something simple… but mount them higher if possible… I use one per floor, located near the stair landing
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Will u hack Terrazzo broken marble?
petetherock replied to vetomoko's topic in Ceiling, Walls and Flooring Works
Looks great if you can work it into your decor it will serve you well for many more years save money -
It's not that illogical - with time the seals will deteriorate and water seeps in.. the lamps are in a casing and the water doesn't cover the entire lamp. Also it's a 12V system, so you won't get zapped to death.. However, with time those lamps will need replacement, the plastic and the mounts deteriorate in the chlorine... not cheap, but that's all part of the wear and tear running costs of a pool.. That's the old transformer, and the new one: Changed the bulbs too:
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So recently the lights went out on my pool, I thought it might be the timer, but it turns out that the transformer was kaput.. and one of the bulbs was gone too.. The cables inside the pool had also deteriorated due to the chlorine.. So I had to fix all that, plus change the cover on my DB (which broke) and the bill came up to almost $800... So these are some of the ongoing costs... along with regular maintenance, and chlorine bills... The pool guy suggests using the lights for an hour or more a night to keep the moisture out..
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Need some help: my pool light stopped working - all other circuits are fine, it's on a timer, but even if I turn of the timer, it doesn't work. Everything else on the same circuit are fine So can it be a timer issue or is it the lamps, but can all the lamps fail at the same time? Is there any internal fuse inside the timer - so is it easy to change that module? Or is it the MT 120A module? Thanks very much It's the one labelled L