J&j - Journey To Our Resale Flat @ Bt Merah View

[tower 0]

A 5rm unit with 4 bedrooms. That's huge! What's the floor area of the flat? However, not many would dare to buy such an "expensive" flat bearing in mind the current economy outlook. But with zero COV, u already have some cost savings liao. Just buy furniture and move in lor. Gd luck!

[payretep 0]

Oh man, I'm so jealous of your MBR.. It's HUGE! Comparatively, our MBR is so puny..

So you guys going to put a jacuzzi inside or what?

[Deepwhite 0]

Nice layout... you could play wet and dry kitchen concept with such a large layout...

[blursss 0]

Oh man, I'm so jealous of your MBR.. It's HUGE! Comparatively, our MBR is so puny..

So you guys going to put a jacuzzi inside or what?

Jacuzz? How I wish ! But i cant even put a bath tub, bathroom too small..

[payretep 0]

Jacuzz? How I wish ! But i cant even put a bath tub, bathroom too small..

Hmmm.. Since your MBR so big, surely can afford to expand the bathroom bah.. But that would mean quite some additional cost with the hacking and stuff

[pinkpetter 0]

I think no point ba. how often will you use bathtub anyways will use up a lot of water wor. Unless you dun mind the rising costs of water usage..

[blursss 0]

I think no point ba. how often will you use bathtub anyways will use up a lot of water wor. Unless you dun mind the rising costs of water usage..

Agreed with Pink, no point wasting $$$. Need to save more money for my reno.

[pinkpetter 0]

ya. building it is one thing. but ... the costs of having a long bath... haiz. but it's a nice luxury. If go hotel I will take the chance to have one. hahaha

[TBS 0]

It is more practical to have long bath if your toilet is really big like in some private properties where thay have a long bath + seperate shower area.

[pinkpetter 0]

ahhh yes yes it's "practical" if you can have BOTH. that'll be UBER cool

Edited November 7, 2008 by pinkpetter

[blursss 0]

Below my planner for my flat.

Too many things (Bed, wardrobe, bookshelf & writing/computer desk) for my son's room. Not idea where to put the TV , advise needed

Below my planner for my flat.

Too many things (Bed, wardrobe, bookshelf & writing/computer desk) for my son's room. Not idea where to put the TV , advise needed

[pinkpetter 0]

WAH your service balcony so big? heheheh mmm I like the pebble idea at the start... just that hard to clean la

mm on the brown rack? or in it... like a bookshelf cum console thing.. mm then I'd shift the bed to opposite the rack and the desk by the window.

[blursss 0]

WAH your service balcony so big? heheheh mmm I like the pebble idea at the start... just that hard to clean la

mm on the brown rack? or in it... like a bookshelf cum console thing.. mm then I'd shift the bed to opposite the rack and the desk by the window.

I'm thinking of putting white pebbles there but not fitted to the ground, just need to remove them for cleaning & putting back again.

yes, the brown rack is bookshelf .

Sorry, not really know how to draw the windows & doors on the layout. The blue color writing desk is near to the window. Any advise where can i put the TV? Or shd I swap the wardrode & bookshelf position?

[TBS 0]

From your original layout, I estimate that the room shd have a width of around 2700-2800mm. The length of a bed is usually about 2000-2100mm. So you can place a small shelf at the end of the bed and place the TV there.

[blursss 0]

From your original layout, I estimate that the room shd have a width of around 2700-2800mm. The length of a bed is usually about 2000-2100mm. So you can place a small shelf at the end of the bed and place the TV there.

Thanks for yr suggestion. I take d measurement & try it out.