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Have send you a pm. Have send you a pm. Enjoy your renovator search.

My storeroom dimensions are below, Storeroom Dimensions- length: 220 cm,width: 135 cm,height: 90 cm Can you provide me with a quote for a L-shaped storeroom rack of this size ?

TengLiJun, i think i have send you the PM before, here you go again. valv3h, have send you a PM. This is a estimated figure. Esimated 5k kitchen cabinet = 36ft kitchen cabinet at $100 pfr + 3S solid surface top + the wet works for the kitchen cabinet base ? You can view my breakdown over here to have a clearer picture. http://www.renotalk.com/forum/topic/65029-reasonable-quote-any-missing-details/ PTopaz, why is it not reasonable ? At least i wasn't charge pfr at $120-$180. TBH, the cheapest i saw for kitchen cabinet is about $80 or $88 pfr in a leaflet near my BTO unit, i was also poached by a contractor uncle camping at my BTO a few times at this price when i visit my unit. If anything cheaper then that, i think one really have to source out the real 'direct' contractors or contractors from MY who might able to provide between $60pfr. (This is just a guess.). Velvel, pm send. will try to upload and post update of the completed plumbing works.

Completed works on 14/6/14. Continuation of the kitchen post 6)Kitchen cabinet. -Opposite side of the kitchen cabinet was pondering if i should have ask the id to plan for a built-in oven/toaster (although we dun really cook). I was wondering how can i check/verify that the workmanship of the kitchen cabinet carpentry is good ? Anyone have any ideas on it? Because on the surface as i looked on , everything seemed ok, soft-close also work, door closed softly except that i have yet to try to slammed the kitchen cabinet with great force? 2) A Full view of the kitchen works. - The kitchen is abit dimmed in this picture, i am at the spot where there is no light, follow on to the next image to see the 'lighted' kitchen. 3)Kitchen cabinet pictures the kitchen does look brighter and cheers one up. - due to some the angle i am standing, i am not able to present the full glory of the cabinets such as the frosted glass cabinets. :idea: Look like the id and his carpenter team has manage to cleared carpentry work challenge as well ! Did not spot any significant defects when i visited. I was wondering how did other renotalkers identify such defects, is it just visible defects or do they have a methodology to do so ? Can someone share it with me so that i can use this methodology to access the carpentry works done since everything seemed pretty good and decent to me on the surface ? Lastly, if you have noticed the wordings, i have changed the budget's reno text to reasonable's reno. (Will explain deeper in the next post again). That's all for today. Apologies if i did not respond to your pm/queries ASAP.

Posting some completed backdated renovation updates. (Date on 14/6/14 - Sat) 1)My 6 ft wardrobe - 90% completed, wardrobe is completed but the carpenter man forgot about the laminates design in the middle of my aluminium door. -Will post a special 'feature' in the wardrobe - Chose the wrong laminates after trying to be too different from the rest of the 'woody grain' wardrobe. - Argh...i also did not choose 2 seperate laminates which the id offered to create a unique contrast. 2)MBR Toilet suspended storage cabinet 2) Internal of the suspended storage cabinet -Yes, the mirror is 1-sided. -special highlight is the board can be easily detachable from the cabinet to create a 'taller' space 3)Living room daybed - I would say this is about 70% completed [20%]- The ID or either the carpenter man forgot about laminates lining on the dayend, so the id say they will re-do the laminates linings. (To create a contrast like the 3-d drawings). [10%]- Pending the delivery of the custom-cushion from the carpenter to make this feature 100%. The cushion will be able to slot into the sliding gap of the daybed when not in-use 4) My costly Partitioned wall and shoe cabinet. ( will post about the shoe cabinet) 90% completed, everything is functional - but somehow either the id or either the carpenter man forgot about the cabinet lining. - So the id say they will do the lining of the cabinets for us to create the 3d contrast which he proposed. Conclusion: If i have a choice again on this part of the reno, i would have propose a L-shaped custom made shoe cabinet or a shoe cabinet plus a australian system sliding door trap to act as a partition. Now... let move on to the most expensive, interesting and striking component of my reno. A picture speaks a thousands words. 6)Kitchen cabinet post (Total of 36ft) -100% Carpentry works completed with peary white surface top.(did not chose a bombastic colored surface top this time round and stick to the safe peary white top) -outstanding portion of plumbing works which will be settled upon the meetup with plumbing team. - due to a limitation of 6 images per post, i will continue the next half of the kitchen in the next post.

Check your PMs, i have send you guys/girls the contact. Lastly, I am currently sourcing for windows film and storeroom rack, if anyone have any good 'lobang', kindly share with me, thank you.

Apologies for the lack of update for this reno blog, was getting really busy and trying to find the remaining 'jigsaw' to complete the renovation and my life is getting really 'packed.' These are some 'backdated' renovation updates which i am supposed to share last week, anyway the carpentry works for my flat have more or less completed, less the minor details such as the intricate laminates details. 1)My 1.5k daybed feature for relaxing and storage feature. 2) My $700 Suspended storage cabinet frame 3)36 ft kitchen cabinet (Left view) 4) Right side of the 36 ft kitchen cabinet 5)6 ft Aluminium sliding window wardrobe 6) 3 ft shoe cabinet - $650 Quality of the carpentry works seems decent so far.I am now moving to the next phase of the renovation to settle the city gas installation, plumber with the ID. Currently, i am trying to source for a windows film( perhaps, i might diy?) and storeman rack contractor that could provide me with good quality materials and reasonable pricing. Stay tune on the next post where i will share the completed carpentry works.