yewgene

There's both good & bad when it comes to packages... For those who can live with the simple designs or with the limited options, then the number of top-ups need not be too many. I agree that we have to be cautious, that's why do have several quotes from different companies to have a clearer picture of what you're going to be purchasing. For some, a package (even if its slightly more ex) can also be a hassle-free experience as one company cn help to settle everything, from sourcing of materials & providing the labour.

As a reference for fellow renotalkers, I'm doing my 4-room BTO for about 34k sgd. Just into final stages of discussion before commencement of works. This include: - Cement Screed for all 3 bedrooms - Laminate flooring for 3 bedrooms - 600 by 600 homogenous tiles for living room - Hacking of wall and builing of integrated walk-in wardrobe - Bedframe with backlights, and sidetable at masterbedroom - Stucco wall **** room, with suspended tv console - False Ceiling **** room, with cove lighting and Phillips LED down lights - Bartop table between kitchen and living room - Kitchen design w hob&hood, cabinets with quartz table-top, and integrated built-in oven. - Veneer doors for 3 bedrooms, and bifold doors for toilets - Toilet accessories included, and labour to install vanity basins - Water heater tank, and cold/hot piping works. - Painting works - Labour to install Air-conditioning units & compressors. - Installation of electrical points, Scv points, lighting points, lights, and TV brackets included. ----- http://www.yewgene.com/our-apartment