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hey i noticed that there's no holes drilled on the wall before doing the brick wall? it's for better holding power otherwise the bricks may not stick well on smooth surfaces.. :unsure:

 

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hey i noticed that there's no holes drilled on the wall before doing the brick wall? it's for better holding power otherwise the bricks may not stick well on smooth surfaces.. :unsure:

Ya, i told the id too but he said its ok, will hold. Thus far he has been delivering his words, so i gave him the benefit of doubt.

Anyway its my TV console side, same as urs so hopefully less movement around tat area and wont affect the bricks.

 

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Painting in progress

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Im using nippon odourless sail white (silver pail) for the house wall and ceiling. Weatherbond clear blue (blue pail) for bathroom and toilet.

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Dont ask me why there are so many different types of paints cos i oso dont know. I only know one of the big pail is a water based sealer (right side), the maxlite paint i dont know why they are using it. Same goes for vinelex5000 paint (half hidden at the bottom)..maybe someone can enlighten me?

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All expensive stuff ah..... :dribble: :dribble: :dribble:

No choice...my wallet was crying and is still weeping...

Chose this WC cos need to save space.

Chose the 18k btu aircon cos my kitchen is open concept...

 

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No choice...my wallet was crying and is still weeping...

Chose this WC cos need to save space.

Chose the 18k btu aircon cos my kitchen is open concept...

In the long run is worth it bro...

Now I regret I never install air-con in my living room. Whenever guests come to my place, they always comment that the living room is a bit hot... sigh.... :furious: :furious:

Btw, u recieved my msg in FB?

 

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In the long run is worth it bro...

Now I regret I never install air-con in my living room. Whenever guests come to my place, they always comment that the living room is a bit hot... sigh.... :furious: :furious:

Btw, u recieved my msg in FB?

But those 2 are not considered crazy buys yet. I bought blum servo drive system for my kitchen...that is like dropping a nuclear bomb on my finances. Lol

Nope, still waiting for ur pm.

 

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But those 2 are not considered crazy buys yet. I bought blum servo drive system for my kitchen...that is like dropping a nuclear bomb on my finances. Lol

Nope, still waiting for ur pm.

Oh man... u got Blum servo :jawdrop: :jawdrop:

:bow: :bow: :bow: :bow: :bow:

Must visit your place to play with it.. haa... :dribble: :dribble:

 

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Oh man... u got Blum servo :jawdrop: :jawdrop:

:bow: :bow: :bow: :bow: :bow:

Must visit your place to play with it.. haa... :dribble: :dribble:

:good: shiok, I don't dare to buy...Nexer, ur kitchen swee swee n "powerful". Btw, how much ah? I heard almost like 500 bucks, end up my contractor only gave me blum hinges n Malaysia made hydro servo.

 

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Haha...

BLUM kitchen is too expensive, so in the end i only bought the servo drive system for 4 bottom big drawers and aventos HF top cabinet servodrive. The runners and drawers are fabricated by my carpenter.

All in all, i spent almost $1.7k just on the system.

Its a luxury buy, but i dont want my wife to aggrevate her back problem when trying to reach for the bottom heavy drawers. So with servo drive, she can use her legs...haha!

Of cos, its also a highlight of my place!

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Haha...

BLUM kitchen is too expensive, so in the end i only bought the servo drive system for 4 bottom big drawers and aventos HF top cabinet servodrive. The runners and drawers are fabricated by my carpenter.

All in all, i spent almost $2k just on the system.

Make sure you fully utilise the kitchen. My hubby said I spent so much $$ on the kitchen, make sure I cook, bake, microwave very very often. :bleah:

 

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Haha...

BLUM kitchen is too expensive, so in the end i only bought the servo drive system for 4 bottom big drawers and aventos HF top cabinet servodrive. The runners and drawers are fabricated by my carpenter.

All in all, i spent almost $1.7k just on the system.

Its a luxury buy, but i dont want my wife to aggrevate her back problem when trying to reach for the bottom heavy drawers. So with servo drive, she can use her legs...haha!

Of cos, its also a highlight of my place!

I also love the Servo Drive but just too expensive for me and I find that the costs is not justifiable to my limited budget. I am opting for Hettich soft closing tracks instead of Blum as I save almost $18 per set and I will be getting almost 30 sets for my entire household.

 

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I also love the Servo Drive but just too expensive for me and I find that the costs is not justifiable to my limited budget. I am opting for Hettich soft closing tracks instead of Blum as I save almost $18 per set and I will be getting almost 30 sets for my entire household.

How much does Hettich soft closing tracks cost? Is Nic getting for u?

 

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