Usually they will use mid size screw, weld it, then grind the head. Lastly paint it.

Is it conveniernt to provide your details quote to find out Tree Kim is is Good???

where can find a built in grille for windows, sliding door etc in malaysia? got anyone used this before ?

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This post has been edited by cengkadad: May 15 2012, 01:07 PM

they called it, WALLPLUG and screw. my grill, they uses the metal wallplug and metal bolt. no way to unscrew it unless cut off. now i have problem cos i can't take out my grille now.

Can u post a photo of the grill... mine is quite awfully installed..

If you really want to know how to fix grill without using normal screw. PMed me. There is new method now.


TQ


Hi Manemaren,

Attached is the pic.

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This post has been edited by tomjason: May 21 2012, 09:07 AM

can i have the Three Kim contact from u? thks in advance

Try Meshtec, their product is called Majestec.

mine 1.6" Mild Steel

for 10' x 2 Hanging Gate = RM 960 each (was quote RM780 for 1.6" frame add RM180 for 2" Frame)
for front door 4' = RM 390
for Back door 3' = RM 280

I heard there is something called harden aluminium. True?

and does anyone use this harden aluminium for grille, and how
strong is it compare with MS

Just use a complete solid wrought iron and paint it with powder coat...

Harden aluminium is just harden the surface. It not alter the structure of the aluminiun itself. Harden aluminium is for stand against the friction and any surface rough contact. If you hammer the aluminium structure, it still will bend like normal.

thanks..

Hi all, my parent's house is 20+ years and need some kind of touch up. I'm planning to paint it + change all the main windows/grills. But I foresee both will be done by different contractors. Please advise which should be done first, painting or replacing the windows/grills? Is there any recommendation for budget painting and windows/grills replacement? The location is PJ. I read some of past posting and read about 3Kim but their location is Kajang.

Thanks!

Hi all,

After reading through, from what I understand, if do galvanized + powder coat will be better and last longer. Just wondering, if use mild steel + galvanized + powder coat, how to know whether did they actually do galvanized for us or not? Coz after that, will put on powder coat, so won't know whether underneath that powder coat layer izit galvanized or not... anyone knows how to check? Just don't want to kena conned later

Also, powder coat means it's not smooth surface but something like orange peel skin surface with a bit of bumps (bumpy surface) right? Hope to get some advice on this... thanks!

I bet you can't see the galvanized result as below image since it has been covered by the paint.



However, may be you can visit the supplier factory to see how they process the galvanization of steel?

Powder coated doesn't mean the surface is rough, it can be smooth surface as well like white color powder coating for Bathroom Bi-Fold door. However, powder coating process ensure that the paint of the surface is last longer & durable compared with normal painting process.

Correct me if I'm wrong.

This post has been edited by mhhee: Jun 5 2012, 02:51 PM

Thanks for the pic + info... Hmm, guess I'll just have to trust the grill supplier that they galvanized 1st before powder coat the grill, unless I follow them throughout the whole process when they are doing my grills

Ok, so powder coat surface can be smooth... but why izit some powder coat surfaces are a bit rough like orange peel skin? Different ways of processing (longer oven baking time, etc.)?

This post has been edited by cheekily: Jun 6 2012, 10:57 AM

The option of smooth or the orange peel like are given/open to end user choice when grill supplier powder coat their product.
I think its a diffrent coating product. Dunno they use same method or not.

No idea how they process it but I guess it depends on color, since darker color mostly orange peel skin & light color is smooth surface. Your choice...

Thanks for sharing, phoenix69 and mhhee...