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As the inventor of sensor lights, STEINEL is currently one of the biggest international player in this field. STEINEL lights are not only energy efficient but also designed to visually enhance your building's esthetics. STEINEL has manufactured it the next level, preserving it's top notch performance but reducing it's energy consumption (20W ~ 48W). In built sensors will hence improve energy efficiency. With simple steps of adjustments, we can help/guide you on how to set or even tune to your preferred duration to keep the area illuminated. Floodlights are engineered to be bright enough to illuminate a big area from just a single lighting source. With in built sensors, you are able to tune the illuminating duration. Best place for floodlights: Carpark Garden Entrance way Industrial estate Shipping port Architectural building Projection of lighting to enhance beauty of a certain space. Various of design to select from. Best place for landscape lighting: Garden Ecosystem Walkway Perfect outdoor light for your personal ecosystem. No power source required. Easily adjustable via app and bluetooth Best place for STEINEL solar lighting: Garden Pond Door entrance Car porch Capture your guest's attention by the use of STEINEL spot light. Easily adjustable via app and bluetooth Best place for STEINEL spot lighting: Gallery Art piece Aquarium Plants Have any doubts?? Come down and try it out yourself! For more information, Website:https://steinel.store/ Showroom: 66 Horne Road #03-00 Tel: 6276 9188 HP: 9363 3145 Whatsapp: https://wa.link/ryk45x

We finished our rather major renovations few months back but just found time to share some pictures. We engaged an ID but in the end, he was doing mainly the wet works (hacking, cementing, marble, tiles, electrical, plumbing etc) and playing more the role of a project co-ordinator. We engaged specialist contractors directly for many parts of the works (cabinets, kitchen, wardrobe, glass works, painting, landscape, pond etc) with my better half doing a lot of the "interior designing" herself! The result is not too bad. Learnt quite a number of things which we can share. This will also serve as a record of our renovation journey. Please excuse me if my posts are not in chronological order, "terbalik" or all over the place. TABLE OF CONTENTS Living Room, Vertical Garden, Indoor Koi Pond Ceiling Fans and Dining Area White Dry Kitchen Black Wet Kitchen Storeroom & Bomb Shelter Racks Yard Toilets Part 1 including Japanese washlet (bidet) Decking - Glass, Chengai & Accoya Roof Terrace Part 1 Useful Renovation Tips Auntie Painters Part 1 Web Cameras Part 1 Vertical Garden Wardrobes & Cabinets Burmese Green Vases Part 1 Wood Tiles for Kitchen & Yard Toilets Part 2 White Marble Selection & Laying Marble Polishing Not My Job Pole System Wardrobe Web Cameras Part 2 Roof Terrace Part 2 Water Outlets Pest Control Part 1 Koi Pond Part 1 Burmese Green Vases Part 2 DIY Tips DIY Sanding & Staining Wooden Bench DIY Lock Change LED Down Lights Cove Lights & LED Strip Lights LED Wall LIghts LED Track Lights LED Flood Lights LED Table Lamps DIY - Basic Tools for Every Home DIY - Drilling & Fixing Things on Walls DIY - Drilling into Tiles (Marble, Ceramic etc) Wall Art Wall Prints Brianform Sofa Philips Smart TV YouTube Karaoke Philips Sound Bar Naos Action Table Elan Dining Table Bubbles Mirror Arco Lamp Eileen Gray Side Table E1027 Barcelona Chair Ikea's Egg Chair Bubble Chair Horse Lamp Toto WC Auntie Painters Part 2 Air Conditioners Outdoor Furniture Laundry Area Nurseries @Jln Lekar (Lim Chu Kang) Frangipani Tree Network Cabling Part 1 Chinese New Year 2014 Side by Side Refrigerator Part 1 LED Lights Driver Ladders My Toys Steam Cleaners Buying Fans from JB Shower Area Kerb / Drop Removing Stains from Marble Side by Side Refrigerator Part 2 Broadband Speed Test Koi Pond Part 2 Bringing Frangipani Tree up to Roof Terrace Potted Plants Nurseries @Bedok South Road Water Pump Change Instant Water Heater v Storage Heater Types of Water Heaters Another Pump Bites the Dust Articulated TV Wall Mount Alkaline Water Potted Plants - Lechuza Sub-Irrigation System Posting to Blog with Pictures via Mobile Leaking Roofs Inter-Floor Water Seepage Spalling Concrete LPG Gas from Union Gas Sudden Storm Optical Glass Cracked Power Trips Water Leak in Hollow Polycarbonate Roof LPG Gas from Tan Brothers Little Giant LadderMulti Purpose & Telescopic Ladder Digital TV CATV Signal Amplifier Wall Mounted TV and Soundbar - Concealing the Wires Tiny House on Wheels Slow Juicers - Hurom, Kuvings, Hyundai Manual Slow Juicers Nurseries @Bah Soon Pah Rd (off Sembawang Rd) Recycling Chinese New Year 2015 Long Reach Prunner (Fruit Picker) Fire Extinguishers DIY Sub-Irrigation System (Self Watering/Draining) Tap Timer Hose Bib Fertilising System Smoke Detectors National Day (and Durian Party) 2015 Gas Detector Power Trip Mooncake Festival 2015 Cooker Hoods in Ventilation (Evacuation) Mode Cooker Hoods in Recycling Mode D-Link IP Cameras Electrical Overloading Ants, Ants, Ants Exercise Equipment Virtual Private Network (VPN) Network Cabling Part 2 Crimping RJ45 Connector Intruder Caught on Camera! Herb Garden Civet Cat Came Visiting Again Gas v Electric Water Heaters in Singapore Parrot came Visiting (subsequently established to be a Macaw) Changing Broken Window Handle or Lock Xiaomi Mi Robot Vacuum Cleaner Accoya Wood Flooring Problem iRobot Braava 380t Floor Mopping Robot Xiaomi Mi Robot Voice Packs (Including English) UPDATES FROM MARCH 2018 Vertical Garden Systems DIY Vertical Garden (Green Wall) with Automatic Irrrigation Xiaomi Roborock Robot Vacuum & Mop (Generation 2) 4 Versons of Xiaomi Mi Robot UPDATES FROM JUNE 2021 DIY Vertical Garden DIY Insect Screen for Mosquitoes and Other Insects

115 people have been infected with the Zika virus in Singapore. http://www.channelnewsasia.com/news/singapore/local-zika-cases-in/3089076.html What are some of the ways that we can protect ourselves? - Insect repellent - Mosquito coils - Wear long-sleeved shirts and pants - Sleep in air-conditioned rooms - Grow anti-mosquito plants like rosemary, lavender, marigold etc. http://bit.ly/2bE4Bqm Any other ideas?

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Hello everyone, does anyone have a nursery to recommend to buy indoor plants? Looking mostly for smaller size plants to be placed on picture ledges, dining table, and in bathroom but also a bigger one to be placed next to TV console. Perfect if they have great pots selection; looking to get something similar:

UrbanGreen, a service of Prince's Landscape & Construction Pte Ltd, is empowered to provide comprehensive landscape services and solutions to the new modern homes by designing and creating conducive and sustainable living environment. One of the oldest nurseries in Singapore, Prince’s has 50 years experience in the industry. Started out humbly as a flower shop, Prince’s has evolved into a full-fledged landscape design and installation specialist. Presently blessed with 2 nurseries and a headcount of more than 400 professionals, horticulturists, designers, engineers, florists and support staff, Prince’s success is attributable to this dedicated and qualified team which also undergoes a rigorous training and development program, allowing us to be uniquely customer and product oriented at the same time. At the international front, our global connections ensure that Prince’s meets the needs of our customers. Strategic alliances with Europe, Australasia and Asia have been a boon to our service-oriented culture. With success comes responsibilities. Our company believes firmly in CSR and we are a conscious participant in environmental conservation as well as an active institution for the disabled, reformed and older workforce. Prince’s Landscape and Construction Pte Ltd (Landscaping | Landscaping Maintenance | Events Plant Display | Corporate Plant Rental) Address: 53 Sungei Tengah Road Singapore 698998 Contact: 65 6763 7000 (Benny - Community Manager) Portfolio: http://princelandscape.com/portfolios/

2 types of plants available for only &15 each. Inclusive of pots. Cash & carry from Cairnhill (near Paragon Orchard). Available immediately!

Hi there! I am looking for some advice. I am moving to a much smaller place and need to leave behind 30 pots of plants. They are big (large Eugenia trees) and small (Thomatacaucus). I am considering hiring a disposal service to throw all of them away. However, I feel a bit sad that they would just become garbage. Any ideas on what I could do with them? Maybe Nurseries that would accept them? Thanks!