sarah833

Try Amasco at Joo Seng Road http://www.homerejuvenation.com.sg/2011/10/ceiling-fans.html they have some interesting ceiling fans and think they have something similar to what you are looking for

need a bigger coffee table for my L shape sofa hence selling. $270 negotiable http://www.picketandrail.com/collections/modern-classics/products/madeira-coffee-table interested please sms me at 83321016 to deal. Thanks!

I will choose bukit pangjang over jurong west. have you seen how crowded jurong east Mrt station gets during peak hours? segar is ulu like **** indeed but the stretch of flats that are near to bukit panjang plaza/future MRT has good bus service s to town, west and woodlands area. it takes me 20-30 mins by direct bus to orchard off peak. yes the bus is always crowded but it runs very frequently. i wait 3-5 mins on average for my rides to orchard and from the bus stop at plaza I get a seat 9 out of 10 times.

did your contractor apply for HDB permit to level the baclcony to almost the same height as the living room using cement screed ? I made this suggestion ro my law-abiding contractor who is in this trade for over 20 years and she said HDB will not approve.

I will be getting my keys on 26th december and got the seller to sign on the renovation permit application form to start work on 27th december few weeks ago. Will start hacking on 27th december!

sold my 4A flat 105sqm corridor unit low floor two bus stops away from sports complex/ bukit panjang plaza for 400k 30k COV in march (moved out end july) bought a 5I flat 122 sqm corner unit low floor 1 bus stop away from sports complex/ bukit pangjang plaza for 450k 28k COV in Sep. the flat is in clean, basic condition, the 4th bedroom/studyroom was knocked down to form a bigger living room, kitchen n both bathrooms done up 2+ years ago. getting my keys on boxing day!

I just been told by my contractor yesterday about this new HDB rule. she was told that EPF cannot be used for levelling the balcony, and was advised by the officer to submit the proposed fire proof material for approvall by their civil engineer. has anyone found an alternative to EPF and succeeded in getting the approval from HDB and how long did the approval take? the gynsum board in the link below seemed like a more affordable solution and will not have weight issues? http://home.howstuffworks.com/home-improvement/construction/materials/5-fire-resistant-building-materials.htm