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Lol. Don't think can move in before giving birth. Trying to keep calm~~~~~.

Thanks!

oh.... everything will work out just find. just look forward a new home and new baby. :yamseng:

now lights are done, so soon it will be ok.

 

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................and there's light!

Now u can countdown to completion...... Soon ur place will look beautiful :)

 

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Another round of meeting with Contractor

Finally chosen all our laminates.. and confirm the build-ins in order to start carpentry works... *SIGH* My contractor is super disorganized. Good thing he has his wife keeping him on track and giving him the occasional 8|

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It's nice to see our balcony flushed to the living.. and the roof is FINALLY going to go up. zz

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We also decided to build some ledges in the shower area versus buying bathroom accessories which tend to fall apart within the year.

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We are suppose to choose paint colours at the moment.. Can't quite decide if I should leave the kids room alone or make them colourful!

 

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Hi thedottyness,

Making de ledge is a smart idea. More durable in de long run. However de width seems too little?

It's 4.5 inches. Should be able to put most of the things. Probably looks skinny because it's really long.

 

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It's 4.5 inches. Should be able to put most of the things. Probably looks skinny because it's really long.

Can I still do the ledge even if the wall tiles r already done? I would want to consider this in part 2 of my renovation.

I don't like my current shampoo trays and makes it hard for me to clean the tray and the floor. Great idea! :sport-smiley-018:

 

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Marble, can u check with ur electrician if it is possible to have two 15A air con supply points in the EM? I m seriously considering adding another compressor for my living hall.

Thanks.

 

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Hi thedottyness,

Making de ledge is a smart idea. More durable in de long run. However de width seems too little?

It should fit most bottles comfortably facing out, even those Dove/shampoo bottles. you wouldn't want the width to be too big, otherwise it will "eat" into your shower space.

Can I still do the ledge even if the wall tiles r already done? I would want to consider this in part 2 of my renovation.

I don't like my current shampoo trays and makes it hard for me to clean the tray and the floor. Great idea! :sport-smiley-018:

yes! definitely! we added on AFTER all the wall/floor tiles are done up. actually we wanted it after changing a few of those trays in the prev. place.

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It should fit most bottles comfortably facing out, even those Dove/shampoo bottles. you wouldn't want the width to be too big, otherwise it will "eat" into your shower space.

yes! definitely! we added on AFTER all the wall/floor tiles are done up. actually we wanted it after changing a few of those trays in the prev. place.

potatoes, as long as you still have the extra tiles, your tiler would be able to add the ledge for you. and you can only add the ledge after all the wall and floor tiles are completed! so anytime you want to do, you can do it.

my ledge was slightly bigger and i can put big bottles of shampoos (those 1 liter type) in 2 rows cos my ledge is not as long as theirs. :sport-smiley-004: if have space, the make a long one cos it would definitely look nicer. but if you scare that it would take up too much space in your shower area, then you can make a shorter but wider ledge.

 

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Week 5 of renovation

Our renovation is coming to an end.. We are now doing carpentry works and some rectification works.. Hopefully everything will be done by early next week as our no. 3 will be arriving soon. Both of us are running out of steam, trying to make decisions on all aspects of the house. Me, in particular, as I am almost 39 weeks pregnant now.

Here's a sneak peek of our carpentry works.. Done by Ah Heng. =P Final result will be slightly different as my contractor did not relay all the laminate details to them.. but they were ok with changing it last min. for me. =)

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One of the icky decisions we (my mum and I) made... Hahahaha~ Good thing its hidden in a corner in the kitchen. ^^ We both actually didn't wanted to install the PD door.. She wanted it to be wooden and I wanted it to be a simple bi-fold. Our compromise was this.. *Sigh* (And I am already summarizing our battle in this short paragraph.. Yes, I DO KNOW its just a common toilet door.. Apparently, my mum don't. Haha!)

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Hopefully we'll be posting post renovation photos "soon" and not just mid-reno stuff.. The house is slowly coming together... But would really like to see it as a home soon!

 

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Week 5 of renovation

Our renovation is coming to an end.. We are now doing carpentry works and some rectification works.. Hopefully everything will be done by early next week as our no. 3 will be arriving soon. Both of us are running out of steam, trying to make decisions on all aspects of the house. Me, in particular, as I am almost 39 weeks pregnant now.

Hopefully we'll be posting post renovation photos "soon" and not just mid-reno stuff.. The house is slowly coming together... But would really like to see it as a home soon!

Wow... 39weeks! I think your update will be the arrival of your little one! :)

 

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