I think UOA need to verify whether the Indah Water treasure chest is within the vicinity of SG's compound. If it is not, then the treatment plant will be somewhere outside the SG compound. I remember there is one big one behind Genting Court but not sure if that have capacity to handle such a volume. I am not sure of any other existing ones that is around the vicinity.

Of course, you can check with Indah Water friends if you know them.

indah water question let me go clarify. stay tune

as for the D and A punya balcony

more or less is the same.

as for the bridge. close is good oso.

http://www.kpproperty.com.my/index.htm

maybe u all can have a look at the website? but for those who think to put lesser capital cost, 288 is more suitable with higher selling price to be appreciated in the future.

These are some specifications of 288 for references to SG. I have left the electrical and telephone as I thought it would be standard though would be good to see how many will SG provide. Feel free to add more if I miss out anything or is wrong with the specs.


STRUCTURE: Reinforced Concrete Framework and Shear Wall
WALLS : Clay Brick / Reinforced Concrete Wall
ROOFS : Reinforced Concrete Flat Roof
ROOF FRAMING: Reinforced Concrete Post and Beam
CEILING : Skim Coat / Ceiling Board / Cement Plaster (wherever applicable)
WINDOWS : Generally Powder Coated Aluminium Framed Windows

DOORS :
Main Entrance - Fire Door
Bedrooms - Flushed Timber Door
Other areas - Powder Coated Aluminium Framed Sliding Door with Glass Panel / Flushed Timber Door /Louvered Door (wherever applicable)

FLOOR FINISHES
Living, Dining & Bedrooms - 2 X 2' Porcelain Tiles
Kitchen & Yard - 2 X 2' Porcelain Tiles / Ceramic Tiles
Bathrooms - 2 X 2' Porcelain Tiles/ Ceramic Tiles
Other Areas - Porcelain Tiles / Ceramic Tiles
(wherever applicable)

WALL FINISHES
Kitchen & Yard - 2 X 2 Porcelain Tiles / 2 X 2 Ceramic Tiles / Skim Coat and Paint / Glass (wherever applicable)
Bathrooms - 2 X 2 Porcelain Tiles / 2 X 2 Ceramic Tiles
Other areas - Plaster and Paint / Skim Coat and Paint (wherever applicable)

SANITARY INSTALLATIONS
[B]Selected Quality Sanitary Wares & Fittings

OTHERS

2-way audio communication via intercom to guardhouse
Hot water supply to Master Bathroom shower and / or bathtub
Air conditioners piping to living, dining and bedroom
Quality Vanity top and shower screen to all bathrooms

This post has been edited by webby88: Nov 15 2010, 12:05 PM

Thanks for the summary. But for anyone who read the above, the above is the spec for 288 and NOT SG.

As for SG spec, as i mentioned previously, it is out and now available at the site office.

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Added on November 15, 2010, 1:53 pm

The small road along longkang, which previously the road lead to the 222/288 show room. I am being told that time by Kp SA, that the showroom area will convert into road. They are widening the road along the longkang, this will become the second entrance to the vicinity, beside Jalan Gombak, since Furlong road gonna close.

Also, from my understanding from SG SA, the land near the bridge is own by UOA.

My opinion, they might build a wall there and close the road, hence blocking the few old houses (which is not pretty, no offence) there. Will probably still see them from top, but on ground level, it gets beautify.

cc from 288 thread.

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Added on November 15, 2010, 4:26 pm

To Webby,

Highlighted in Bold meaning - important? Must have? and why, can u explain abit, want to learn from sifu. im not very good in spec.

This post has been edited by hidden830726: Nov 15 2010, 04:26 PM

Most specs are very general.

For bricks you have clay and cement. Clay is better than cement as they are less porous. A good test is when you drill to mount something heavy on the wall you can see what happens. Anyway not too much of concern as most are RC walls doubling as structure.

Skim coating a coating for making the wall smooth before painting. Otherwise will look like low cost apartment on the wall. Will look very ugly when you have lights shining on the wall.

Powder coated Aluminium framed for balcony doors and windows are the ones you see in 288 show unit. Much more solid and heavy duty and give a feel of higher class condo feel. Not like low cost units using aluminium windows and sliding doors.

2 X 2' tiles porcelain floor tiles (shiny finish) give classy finish look versus 1X1'. Today, almost all condos are using this specifications.

Quality sanitary wares very important in toilets, Vanity top and tempered glass shower screen.

Anyway, most of the above are used in UOA bangarsouth units and I believe SG will be the same.

In addition, SG should have quality light switches hopefully like 288 too. In fact, 288 got better quality switches (with red led light) compared to Bangsarsouth.

Nice to hear that. And obviously 288 got some very good spec there.

Do you know if SG compound is from the Furlong Bridge to the 2 or 3 bungalows in Taman P ramlee?

Seriously not sure about that, i only knew show unit will be near the bridge.

Actually with the closure of the bridge, I think UOA should seriously consider opening the second entrance (in and out) for SG residence. This way, SG still gets the benefit of access from Genting Klang, Diamond Square and 288.

it makes alot of sense. And i do asked the question on whether will there be any second entrance, and the SA claimed they have proposed, but it all depends on the approval.

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Added on November 15, 2010, 10:49 pmsomething wrong with the post above? quote and no comment? :-)

This post has been edited by hidden830726: Nov 15 2010, 10:49 PM

Still awaiting confirmation of Indah Water Treasure Chest?

This post has been edited by webby88: Nov 15 2010, 10:53 PM

Sorry fell asleep while typing.

I wish to check whether anyone has SG specs?

That one let cyber teo do,

k. if you are UOA, how do u beautify those few units of "bangaloo" near the bridge? Lets brainstorm abit.

No specs yet.

i rofl on this. anyway, SG not officially announce yet due to pending AP. But you can check the spec at their site office (KONTENA) there. Just go there and have a look and memorize as much as u can and come back here we discuss about it. haha.

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Added on November 15, 2010, 11:03 pmOne way i can see is UOA build a wall or whatever to block the "bungalow"

second way is UOA to paint their outer wall to make it less "bombay"

This post has been edited by hidden830726: Nov 15 2010, 11:03 PM

First I would expect a brick wall perimeter fencing all round SG and slightly higher over there. A tall water feature or waterfall with tall bamboo plants as a backdrop. Better still complement with a decent pagola in the foreground so soften the background "bangaloo" effect.

i go Wiki: 'A pergola is a garden feature forming a shaded walk or passageway of pillars that support cross-beams and a sturdy open lattice, upon which woody vines are trained. As a type of gazebo, it may also be an extension of a building, or serve as protection for an open terrace or a link between pavilions."




Damm, this is good.

This post has been edited by hidden830726: Nov 15 2010, 11:11 PM

SG = Setapak Green. Green = Nature = Water, Plants, Light, Wood in balance etc etc. Now you can go suggest to UOA.