shivan 0 Report post Posted December 14, 2007 Liverpoolsushibabe M&M MapleleafShivanMan Ualister bonkittylolanother liverpool fan checking in Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
TPY 0 Report post Posted December 14, 2007 another liverpool fan checking in Me too. Liver Pool Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
sushibabe 0 Report post Posted December 14, 2007 Hi Sushibabe,Great idea... poor Alister btw, what pub do u go to?the cavern at boat quay, it's registered liverpool fan pub...Liverpoolsushibabe M&M MapleleafMan Ualister bonkittylolcongee77 is also liverpool fan... Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
chrispy 0 Report post Posted December 14, 2007 (edited) ChelseachrispyLiverpoolsushibabe M&M MapleleafTPYshivancongee77 Man Ualister bonkittywaaah so many liverpool fans really leh u all "will nv walk alone"... Edited December 14, 2007 by chrispy Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
tension_z 0 Report post Posted December 14, 2007 (edited) My square PLL lights - 12W (GE) $80I also have a Square PLL light - 32W but at $75.is yours the smallest version?cos I have seen 3 sizes. smallest(forget what watt) used for toilet: is ur 12W used in the toilet?medium (32W) i thought mine was already the smallest until i see urs.big (??W) for living room use.-----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------anyway, to those who are buying round hamburger light(menthos lookalike),beware, there are also different sizes.i bought mine (22W) at the price of a (32W) hamburger light. angry.shops normally sell between $16-$18 for the 22W and $28-$35 for the 32W.I paid $22 for a small (22W) hamburger. / -------------------------------------------------------------------my lights are effectively $850++but after all the mark up from downlight (difference of $5 each)3 hamburger lights (difference of $6 each)1 display halogen light at $23 (those small small kind, NOT made from GOLD)4 T8 lights (dont dare to see the price diff)4 glass square light (difference of $17 each)1 crystal dining light (difference of $40)1 stupid door bell at $38 (when u guys can get for free, haha)now my official price for lights + GST is $1050...so now you have a rough idea how much our nice ID take for kopi (20% for the 'hard' work to go in with us)so, for those who haven't go lights shopping,I think you study the lights first. want it hassle free, then go with ID but prepare to pay more.given a choice again, I would want to go alone.with the 20%, i could have got my 1st choice lights...arrghh...my milo bowl toilet lights..... drooll....now I can only look at hamburger...may I strike 4D (maybe in my dreams)...------------------------------------------------------------------------------------JUST realised that you can get your hamburger light at $12...more price difference..... zzzzzz.. Edited December 15, 2007 by tension_z Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
M&M 0 Report post Posted December 14, 2007 I also have a Square PLL light - 32W but at $75.is yours the smallest version?cos I have seen 3 sizes. smallest(forget what watt) used for toilet: is ur 12W used in the toilet?medium (32W) i thought mine was already the smallest until i see urs.big (??W) for living room use.-----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------anyway, to those who are buying round hamburger light(menthos lookalike),beware, there are also different sizes.i bought mine (22W) at the price of a (32W) hamburger light. angry.shops normally sell between $16-$18 for the 22W and $28-$35 for the 32W.I paid $22 for a small (22W) hamburger. / -------------------------------------------------------------------my lights are effectively $850++but after all the mark up from downlight (difference of $5 each)3 hamburger lights (difference of $6 each)1 display halogen light at $23 (those small small kind, NOT made from GOLD)4 T8 lights (dont dare to see the price diff)4 glass square light (difference of $17 each)1 crystal dining light (difference of $40)1 stupid door bell at $38 (when u guys can get for free, haha)now my official price for lights + GST is $1050...so now you have a rough idea how much our nice ID take for kopi (20% for the 'hard' work to go in with us)so, for those who haven't go lights shopping,I think you study the lights first. want it hassle free, then go with ID but prepare to pay more.given a choice again, I would want to go alone.with the 20%, i could have got my 1st choice lights...arrghh...my milo bowl toilet lights..... drooll....now I can only look at hamburger...may I strike 4D (maybe in my dreams)...------------------------------------------------------------------------------------Hi Tension,how many downlights did u buy? Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
tension_z 0 Report post Posted December 14, 2007 8.how much did you spend on ur lights? Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
alister 0 Report post Posted December 14, 2007 I also have a Square PLL light - 32W but at $75.is yours the smallest version?cos I have seen 3 sizes. smallest(forget what watt) used for toilet: is ur 12W used in the toilet?Yes, the picture I shown is for my toilet 12W (small). Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
tension_z 0 Report post Posted December 14, 2007 Yes, the picture I shown is for my toilet 12W (small).that is a nice PLL light for the toilet, but $80 seems on a high side.I use the the square PLL light(32W) for my kitchen, 2 of them, cos the kitchen has 2 lighting points.no $ to buy the rectangular ones. zzz.. my preferred shape. Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
jaCKY777 0 Report post Posted December 14, 2007 I also have a Square PLL light - 32W but at $75.is yours the smallest version?cos I have seen 3 sizes. smallest(forget what watt) used for toilet: is ur 12W used in the toilet?medium (32W) i thought mine was already the smallest until i see urs.big (??W) for living room use.-----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------anyway, to those who are buying round hamburger light(menthos lookalike),beware, there are also different sizes.i bought mine (22W) at the price of a (32W) hamburger light. angry.shops normally sell between $16-$18 for the 22W and $28-$35 for the 32W.I paid $22 for a small (22W) hamburger. / -------------------------------------------------------------------my lights are effectively $850++but after all the mark up from downlight (difference of $5 each)3 hamburger lights (difference of $6 each)1 display halogen light at $23 (those small small kind, NOT made from GOLD)4 T8 lights (dont dare to see the price diff)4 glass square light (difference of $17 each)1 crystal dining light (difference of $40)1 stupid door bell at $38 (when u guys can get for free, haha)now my official price for lights + GST is $1050...so now you have a rough idea how much our nice ID take for kopi (20% for the 'hard' work to go in with us)so, for those who haven't go lights shopping,I think you study the lights first. want it hassle free, then go with ID but prepare to pay more.given a choice again, I would want to go alone.with the 20%, i could have got my 1st choice lights...arrghh...my milo bowl toilet lights..... drooll....now I can only look at hamburger...may I strike 4D (maybe in my dreams)...------------------------------------------------------------------------------------Hey, thks 4 e itemised lighting cost. e 'xtra' $ u spent is for buying 'learning materials' for neighbours like me, who havnt shop 4 lightings yet.Consider it dis way, then yor $$$ is worth spending lah. Buy yor unit no., 24 permutations. Sure kana one of dis day. If u dun b.leaf, check out e passed recent 4D results. If not, buy toto, winnings r higher. My hm dnstr got 1 'bangala' cleaner won & now he king at hmland. Btw, guys & gals, i'm not a soccer fan. Canot join in yor cheering & jeering. Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
alister 0 Report post Posted December 14, 2007 that is a nice PLL light for the toilet, but $80 seems on a high side.I use the the square PLL light(32W) for my kitchen, 2 of them, cos the kitchen has 2 lighting points.no $ to buy the rectangular ones. zzz.. my preferred shape.Yah lor. Agree with u. I called the shop up and was told b'cos the costing for these range is more expensive. She suggest me to change to hamburger lights as another alternative but I vain, so I will stick with this design. BTW, it's 2 x 12W (GE) tubes instead of one tube.The warranty for all light bulbs & tubes is 6 months as written in the invoice. Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
tension_z 0 Report post Posted December 14, 2007 Hey, thks 4 e itemised lighting cost. e 'xtra' $ u spent is for buying 'learning materials' for neighbours like me, who havnt shop 4 lightings yet.Consider it dis way, then yor $$$ is worth spending lah. Buy yor unit no., 24 permutations. Sure kana one of dis day. If u dun b.leaf, check out e passed recent 4D results. If not, buy toto, winnings r higher. My hm dnstr got 1 'bangala' cleaner won & now he king at hmland. Btw, guys & gals, i'm not a soccer fan. Canot join in yor cheering & jeering. hahha...like that, neigbours who havent buy lights must treat me kopi and i should treat alister da ge bigger kopi.haiya, my unit 'open' 2 times already, and I dun have a habit to buy 4d...Tsk Tsk.father in law laughed at me twice already. Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
alister 0 Report post Posted December 14, 2007 hahha...like that, neigbours who havent buy lights must treat me kopi and i should treat alister da ge bigger kopi.haiya, my unit 'open' 2 times already, and I dun have a habit to buy 4d...Tsk Tsk.father in law laughed at me twice already.I olso dun have habit to buy 4D. I remembered the weekend when I chosed my unit, the direct number came out in starter and I didn't buy. Got to kick myself for that. Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
tension_z 0 Report post Posted December 14, 2007 Yah lor. Agree with u. I called the shop up and was told b'cos the costing for these range is more expensive. She suggest me to change to hamburger lights as another alternative but I vain, so I will stick with this design. BTW, it's 2 x 12W (GE) tubes instead of one tube.The warranty for all light bulbs & tubes is 6 months as written in the invoice.hmm... no la, dun change to hamburger,i have no choice than take hamburger lights but hamburger very lasting leh..lol.since you choose the sq one, let it be bah, very nice wor, just that I dont have budget to spend more on lightings already. i chose hamberger becos of my partner one sentence, do u look at ur lights when u poo.that is the answer le.I think u do overlay for ur toilet right? then dun change.mine is obiang orbit HDB orange toilet, so goes well with hamburger.even my household shelter light also hamburger.. I have 3 burgers..can open burger king already! Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
tension_z 0 Report post Posted December 14, 2007 ----and yes, talking about warranty. I was told by an uncle in this trade...just to share with all of u.if let's say your downlight or whatever bulb is fused within the warrant period, pls dun ask them to send people down to ur house to take a look.for all u may know, yes the bulb is replaced for 'free' but he charge u $30 transportation.$30 can buy duno how many bulbs, if u have the time, bring the spoilt bulb down, then let them test for u.cos sometimes it is not the bulb that is spoilt but something else,ie wiring etc.choose a weekend where there is customer,if they dun replace a working new one,you can qiao luo da gu, he will sure change for u.lose a bulb or lost many potential customers?you know the answer.paiseh, i heard too many stories until I am scared.so paying more for assurance.-------what is the difference between eygpt S4 crystal, and china crystal?of cos I know swakroski crystal is the most expensive one.i saw one dining light (those ball shape type), at Nan Huat selling at $1K+ but a similiar one selling at $500+ at geylang..why such difference?different grade crystal? how to tell by naked eye? Share this post Link to post Share on other sites