First timer, just got keys to hdb apt

[Little_prince]

Well i won't say every baby needs aircon.

 

But my baby sweats when she is sleeping. even in aircon. Her patches of sweat marks mark out my bedsheets.

She just simply sleeps better with aircon. Without aircon, her sleep is a bit restless. With aircon on, she sleeps more comfortably.

 

my babyseems to sleep better without aircon....

[Lala81]

 

my babyseems to sleep better without aircon....

 

good. save the world haha use less electricity.

 

my girl takes after me. I also don't sleep well without aircon.

[Thaiyotakamli]

You know that you need confirm structural issues and permits first before knocking down walls right?

Yes i knew, knocking down wall is not the main priority, main priority to make wardrobe, fit lightings and small dining table joint to the kitchen table to make L shape,

 

Roughly how much ah?

Make nice for what?

Gonna rent out right?

Will stay there for about 1-2 year there for convenience to campus and work before rent out.

[Lala81]

Yes i knew, knocking down wall is not the main priority, main priority to make wardrobe, fit lightings and small dining table joint to the kitchen table to make L shape,

 

Roughly how much ah?

 

Will stay there for about 1-2 year there for convenience to campus and work before rent out.

 

Make a list of your requirements and ask a contractor?

We are not MyContractorForum

[Thaiyotakamli]

 

Make a list of your requirements and ask a contractor?

We are not MyContractorForum

thought mycarforum here very experienced in this? many bros here renovated their apartments thousand times already

[Kurty]

Yeah, I agreed. That's Why I'm here to consult them.

 

Anyone using system 1? I notice Mitsubishi starmax is an inventor. In general, inventor is good except the cleaning part. I'm actually thinking of a non inventor type

[Kangadrool]

thought mycarforum here very experienced in this? many bros here renovated their apartments thousand times already

Think there are more MCFs more experienced with cooking, washing machines, watches, but not many wearing yellow PCK boots.

[Jman888]

Yeah, I agreed. That's Why I'm here to consult them.

 

Anyone using system 1? I notice Mitsubishi starmax is an inventor. In general, inventor is good except the cleaning part. I'm actually thinking of a non inventor type

 

depends on how often you turn on, like me who hardly use, non inverted is cheaper though running cost is slightly higher, but still lower than upfront payout.

[Kurty]

depends on how often you turn on, like me who hardly use, non inverted is cheaper though running cost is slightly higher, but still lower than upfront payout.

Yeah but correct me if I'm wrong.

It seem only daikin is carrying non inventor . Seen like phasing out slowly

[Lala81]

Yeah, I agreed. That's Why I'm here to consult them.

 

Anyone using system 1? I notice Mitsubishi starmax is an inventor. In general, inventor is good except the cleaning part. I'm actually thinking of a non inventor type

 

Like i said. Inverter system 1 vs non inverter. The inverter system will be much more quiet. U can go read about it.

Power wise for a system 1, the consumption i doubt is all that different.

 

The concept is that inverter systems once the temp starts dropping, it will activate the compressor to blow at partial power.

Non inverter will be either be at 0 or 100%. So it only does that when the thermostat reaches a maximum temp. So inverters keep the temperature more constant.

[Kangadrool]

For non-invertor, it should cost about <$1 per day basis 8-hour usage.

 

Like almost everything, switching on consumes the most energy and incur the highest rate of wear and tear.

Edited November 4, 2013 by Kangadrool

[TVT]

Would like to consult,

 

For wardrobe sliding door, which is better? Wood type or aluminum?

 

heard that wood type tend to 'curve' after use.

Nowadays isn't most doors are of a aluminum frame, but inside is either wood, glass (mirrors) or PVC or alkalick (don't know the spelling but a lot of cabinet doors uses this material)? No..?

 

depends on how often you turn on, like me who hardly use, non inverted is cheaper though running cost is slightly higher, but still lower than upfront payout.

 

Exactly right !

 

[Kangadrool]

Nowadays isn't most doors are of a aluminum frame, but inside is either wood, glass (mirrors) or PVC or alkalick (don't know the spelling but a lot of cabinet doors uses this material)? No..?

 

 

Exactly right !

 

Aluminum so expensive leh. Probably what you see is the pipings for aesthetic purpose. Better to stick with wood furnitures indoor especially bedrooms for peaceful rest.

Edited November 4, 2013 by Kangadrool

[Kurty]

Aluminum so expensive leh. Probably what you see is the pipings for aesthetic purpose. Better to stick with wood furnitures indoor especially bedrooms for peaceful rest.

 

in fact, wood is more expensive..

i'm talking about solid wood..

 

but the thing about it, even at solid wood level, it will 'curve'

hence i'm going for aluminum, plastic type .

 

now, my next headache is the hacking of the wall..

 

not many willing to quote for this portion only.

[Jman888]

 

in fact, wood is more expensive..

i'm talking about solid wood..

 

but the thing about it, even at solid wood level, it will 'curve'

hence i'm going for aluminum, plastic type .

 

now, my next headache is the hacking of the wall..

 

not many willing to quote for this portion only.

 

 

the link i posted earlier on the build-in wardrobe is about the same price as Ikea, full height base on the existing wall, floor and ceiling, come with tempered glass and aluminum frame. Yah wood is quite costly, the contractor couldn't match the price if custom made.

Edited November 4, 2013 by Jman888

[TVT]

 

in fact, wood is more expensive..

i'm talking about solid wood..

 

but the thing about it, even at solid wood level, it will 'curve'

hence i'm going for aluminum, plastic type .

 

now, my next headache is the hacking of the wall..

 

not many willing to quote for this portion only.

 

Solid wood for sliding door! Isn't that gonna to be heavy to push open/close?

 

Don't hack the wall lah...cos later if you need it back, you gonna headache again...!

[Kurty]

 

 

the link i posted earlier on the build-in wardrobe is about the same price as Ikea, full height base on the existing wall, floor and ceiling, come with tempered glass and aluminum frame. Yah wood is quite costly, the contractor couldn't match the price if custom made.

 

ya loh.. we intend to custom made our wardrobe since most of the standards don't fit into our pigeon hole

 

renovation, marriage, is really troublesome..

especially if you are like me.. penniless..

 

i'm so tired..

 

Solid wood for sliding door! Isn't that gonna to be heavy to push open/close?

 

Don't hack the wall lah...cos later if you need it back, you gonna headache again...!

 

nope, it's not heavy at all. anyway no solid wood, don't have solid money...

 

wall, must hack..

i need space for my altar.. so i must..

hack and also re erect , 60cm towards kitchen..

so if 1 day, if i want dining table.. there's space..

 

the current layout or even my neighbors, their dining table is towards the wall...

[Rainbowbiatch]

 

ya loh.. we intend to custom made our wardrobe since most of the standards don't fit into our pigeon hole

 

renovation, marriage, is really troublesome..

especially if you are like me.. penniless..

 

i'm so tired..

 

eh relac leh..

step by step.. mai pek chek..