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post Nov 8 2010, 10:35 AM

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no, i saw a curvy rod done by a curtain specialist @ kota damansara, i think it is a stainless steel rod... I think!
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post Nov 8 2010, 01:40 PM

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QUOTE(kathlynn @ Nov 8 2010, 11:07 AM)
got another quote for RM3.5k

breakdown as follows:

living room - approx 7ft*8ft  (nite+day curtains) - RM1k
study room - approx 10ft*6ft (blackout) - RM0.5k
roller blinds (kitchen& laundry) - approx 16ft*4ft - RM1k
master bedroom (nite+day curtains 7ft*8ft ) & roman blinds (7ft*6ft) RM1.2k

this quote are for s'pore pleat, incl of instalation of track, delivery, etc,etc

is it ok? exp?
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kath..material and cost varies I suppose.. I went to a curtain shop yesterday...a cheap material (imported too) cost slightly more than a K for our main sliding door 12ft x 8"..a better imported material would cost us 3K.. so is hard to tell unless we are comparing the same material..
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post Nov 8 2010, 10:55 PM

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QUOTE(kathlynn @ Nov 8 2010, 02:58 PM)
the mat i used are mostly from china i suppose. not italian/turkey, etc.

how do you define 'better' material in context of curtain? thicker?
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indeed... the design, material & finishing are all differs from one another. on the design wise, a more expensive sheers, it give a much better elogant look to the living hall.. On the material wise, I had bad experience on the cheapo material b4, it shrunk terribly after washing. And I believe even China made material would have different classes by its own?
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post Nov 10 2010, 01:17 PM

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btw..dear experts.. do you think roller blinds are practical in the wet kitchen (with hoob+hod)? would it be too oily/sticky after sometimes?
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post Nov 11 2010, 03:23 PM

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haha..ok then...since when did we introduce curtain into the kitchen lol..bizzare idea but it is nice!
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post Jan 1 2011, 10:16 PM

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for those who frequent Puchong area, my recommendation goes to BNS curtain (just a floor up 'Ah Xian Dim Sum').. Don't expect any spectacular showroom there, but you get a very personalized service from the brother and sister who runs the business..price vs material is good compares to a few other curtain showrooms in that area.

 

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