fencer 0 Report post Posted August 13, 2010 tink its light too. one of e bedrms at my pl right in e centre oso v warm.. n it spreads out abit. asked arnd and im told its due to the light at e bottom unit. In the end, i decided to hack off tt room cos feel tt it makes e whole pl warm Old flat's wall so easy for heat to transmit through? wonder this happens in new flats? Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
froggy 0 Report post Posted August 13, 2010 Those round florescent type? How come u went up to neighbour hse? they complain? ya, round type. complain? no lei, we very good neighbours - share share my baking la Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
fencer 0 Report post Posted August 13, 2010 ya, round type. complain? no lei, we very good neighbours - share share my baking la Ha.. share your baking and on the way check what y floor is hot huh? HAhah.. Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
fencer 0 Report post Posted August 13, 2010 tink its light too. one of e bedrms at my pl right in e centre oso v warm.. n it spreads out abit. asked arnd and im told its due to the light at e bottom unit. In the end, i decided to hack off tt room cos feel tt it makes e whole pl warm After hacking away the room, what is going to be at the area that is warm? Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
junwei84 0 Report post Posted August 14, 2010 After hacking away the room, what is going to be at the area that is warm? it was originally a bedrm, felt it'll b too hot to sleep in. would hav made a nice mbr. now we hacked off e walls to expose to the livin rm. and made it a study area. =) Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
fencer 0 Report post Posted August 14, 2010 it was originally a bedrm, felt it'll b too hot to sleep in. would hav made a nice mbr. now we hacked off e walls to expose to the livin rm. and made it a study area. =) Ha.. so your living room would look even bigger now.. Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
matashi 1 Report post Posted August 14, 2010 Thanks for the infos.. can let me know once u test with the USB storage? Thanks huh.. Mine mostly is in softcopy leh.. Hmm.. that's going to be a problem then.. hi i manage to network my ps3 to my network storage. playing DVD files are fine, Bluray files cannot. read it somewhere that i have to change the m2ts files to m2t then work liao. but i dun wan to do it for every bluray file i have, troublesome. looking for other alternatives...... btw, the interface of the ps3 to read network files are not so impressive. just like you go "My Computer" and find the files. i am looking for more like a movie jukebox type. hope i can find something to install in ps3 to do it. definitely dun wan to maintain another media player in my living room liao. my 10 sockets also not enough to use liao. Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
fencer 0 Report post Posted August 14, 2010 hi i manage to network my ps3 to my network storage. playing DVD files are fine, Bluray files cannot. read it somewhere that i have to change the m2ts files to m2t then work liao. but i dun wan to do it for every bluray file i have, troublesome. looking for other alternatives...... btw, the interface of the ps3 to read network files are not so impressive. just like you go "My Computer" and find the files. i am looking for more like a movie jukebox type. hope i can find something to install in ps3 to do it. definitely dun wan to maintain another media player in my living room liao. my 10 sockets also not enough to use liao. Run PS3 Media Server like titanax Not sure if PS3 allows installing of much softwares, coz mayb have problem if OS corrupted and need to format or restore. Wonder if titanax or reuben82 knows anything on this since they use PS3 for some time oledi.. Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
booksntoys 0 Report post Posted August 16, 2010 Fencer & everyone here, need some advice. When the kitchen wall tiles are done, we saw tat some parts were uneven & even chipped. At first, we pointed it out to my contractor & tiler. Their explanation was - uneven tiles; newest batch, never tested & no complaints b4 cos we were the first buyers. Ok, we accepted that. Today, all the floor covering was removed and to my horror, so many parts of the floor tiles were uneven! Is this a common problem? Or is it the tiler's poor workmanship? We chose the $4/pc tile, so it's supposed to be "better" rite? Anyone of u encountered this problem? Thks! Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
junwei84 0 Report post Posted August 16, 2010 Fencer & everyone here, need some advice. When the kitchen wall tiles are done, we saw tat some parts were uneven & even chipped. At first, we pointed it out to my contractor & tiler. Their explanation was - uneven tiles; newest batch, never tested & no complaints b4 cos we were the first buyers. Ok, we accepted that. Today, all the floor covering was removed and to my horror, so many parts of the floor tiles were uneven! Is this a common problem? Or is it the tiler's poor workmanship? We chose the $4/pc tile, so it's supposed to be "better" rite? Anyone of u encountered this problem? Thks! im nt exactly the best person to advice but juz my 2cent worth.. ive heard fr some IDs tt some of their customers check e tiles by takin off their shoes n then draggin their feet on e floor to test eveness(those r e extreme cases). so it seems that if uneveness is v obvious, den sth muz b wrong? our own tiles we din raelli go check on eveness but on 1st look n feel it seems ok. =) hope urs can get rectified! seems scary tt alot uneven! Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
booksntoys 0 Report post Posted August 16, 2010 im nt exactly the best person to advice but juz my 2cent worth.. ive heard fr some IDs tt some of their customers check e tiles by takin off their shoes n then draggin their feet on e floor to test eveness(those r e extreme cases). so it seems that if uneveness is v obvious, den sth muz b wrong? our own tiles we din raelli go check on eveness but on 1st look n feel it seems ok. =) hope urs can get rectified! seems scary tt alot uneven! We no need to even take off our shoes! can see & can feel with my hands - tiles up down side by side. Quite bad lor Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
fencer 0 Report post Posted August 16, 2010 Fencer & everyone here, need some advice. When the kitchen wall tiles are done, we saw tat some parts were uneven & even chipped. At first, we pointed it out to my contractor & tiler. Their explanation was - uneven tiles; newest batch, never tested & no complaints b4 cos we were the first buyers. Ok, we accepted that. Today, all the floor covering was removed and to my horror, so many parts of the floor tiles were uneven! Is this a common problem? Or is it the tiler's poor workmanship? We chose the $4/pc tile, so it's supposed to be "better" rite? Anyone of u encountered this problem? Thks! My own cents worth only.. your tiler worksmanship is very bad.. - Even if the tile had chipped, he shld not even have put it up. - Uneven can accepted but should have been minimal. esp not in the middle of the room etc.. corners stil ok.. Hmm.. Choice now? Some1 needs to be responsible for this so either the shop wic sells the tiles or the contractor. Mark out every single uneven, chipped. and count them, tak pics also. Ask contractor to make good all. If not, 1 uneven-ness, minus $100. 1 chipped minus $200. I'm sure some things would move? Alternative, take all the pics and go down to the shop w contractor and let them decid who is right... but dun accept such works.. coz you're going to live there for years.. imagine keep kicking and injuring yourself, wife or children.. Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
jaskel 2 Report post Posted August 16, 2010 Fencer & everyone here, need some advice. When the kitchen wall tiles are done, we saw tat some parts were uneven & even chipped. At first, we pointed it out to my contractor & tiler. Their explanation was - uneven tiles; newest batch, never tested & no complaints b4 cos we were the first buyers. Ok, we accepted that. Today, all the floor covering was removed and to my horror, so many parts of the floor tiles were uneven! Is this a common problem? Or is it the tiler's poor workmanship? We chose the $4/pc tile, so it's supposed to be "better" rite? Anyone of u encountered this problem? Thks! Can post some pics on it? Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
kor69 0 Report post Posted August 17, 2010 Song cho gives Lifetime warranty against rust for their products. Is that the Chicken Logo Brand? I really really LOVE it! Used it when I bot my 1st flat in Punggol 7 years ago... nearly 8 years now... Still good as new in my kitchen used for holding wet utensils after wash no rust at all Will definitely 100% use it in my next flat in CCK... (hor jaskel? hor hor? ) Kvn Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
fencer 0 Report post Posted August 17, 2010 Is that the Chicken Logo Brand? I really really LOVE it! Used it when I bot my 1st flat in Punggol 7 years ago... nearly 8 years now... Still good as new in my kitchen used for holding wet utensils after wash no rust at all Will definitely 100% use it in my next flat in CCK... (hor jaskel? hor hor? ) Kvn Ohh.. potential J customer? Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
