huhu. i dont mind if we all kumpul duit to make a gym there. then find an entity to handle it. electrical main point? for my type A, they pasang everything already. i didnt have to do a thing

Yes, correct. We should form a strong community.

I suggest we make the pool a bit wider too.. The pool is too small now~

Type e they took all the plumbing items but asked me to hold on to my electricity 3 phase connector. It seems takut orang curi karan. Hehe

Yes, i agreed. Each owner pay some money..

errr how to make the pool wider? unless u take the wading pool next to it also

Cool, bro..

I suppose you are moving your living room from GF to 1F (more practical if together with kitchen/dining and the huge balcony)? IF my house, I would also convert GF into entrance foyer and children's den, or consider partitioning off a room for use as a study/guest room/home office

Tempering with the void in type A will destroy the unique design and natural light but in return will get around 300sqft of space.

Yes, need to spend a lot of money on redoing brand new house too...Just giving some suggestions to Cheon since he has decided he needs to tampal d hole. Like u, I also prefer open concept as it is. That's how d architect visualized the entire house, best to embrace his concept. Cheers!

ru guys going to fix safety grills for the whole house ? too many windows ( which I like) but safety grills will really spoil the charm of it. but I guess still have to fix it.

This post has been edited by ORIZ: Jul 31 2013, 08:32 AM

If u dont want metal grill, u can opt for invincible grill. Go google "invincible grill".

Looks nice bro, but from what I read the downsides are:

1) For windows, its fixed directly to the wall, no frame - hence can't be open.
2) Can be easily cut with a wire cutter..

Its used more for high rise and to protect children from open windows/balconies..for a G&G development like Nadayu, can consider fitting.

It does look really nice though :-)

AGREE WITH U. INVISIBLE GRILLS ARE NOT THE BEST OPTION. NO GRILLS ARE THE BEST OPTION BUT NOT IN THE CURRENT CLIMATE WHERE CRIME IS A MERE PERCEPTION.

sorry, can explain a bit more bro? if cannot open windows, what's the use of having windows, with no ventilation? also can such grilled windows pass fire regulations, if it cannot be used as an escape route?

True la. I also dont like to put grille. Looks like penjara but no choice. Our country has poor security. So much for "safest country in south east asia" slogan in Klia

If not mistaken, there is an invinsible grill that intergrates with ur alarm. U can slide over as well. So if u r in the house and u dont like to see the thin grill, u can just slide it over like a curtain. At night, u can slide it back over and activate alarm. This type not cheap though

This post has been edited by AMINT: Jul 31 2013, 09:59 AM

wow modern la.... anyway thanks to the design, we must have a big budget for the grilles and curtains la.

I see. It is the alarm connected to the thin wires that is the main security feature. The wires are also to help prevent children from falling out.

How does the cost of these "invisible grills" with alarm system compare with the infra-red motion alarm systems without grills? May be just install the motion alarm system is enough and looks nicer without the invisible grills?

wana check with u guys on tile and timber flooring checking. read in the earlier post that can check by knocking with an umbrella. tried it and its obviously more hollow on the ends coz its simply the end and attaches to the wall. Shoudnt it be a little hollow or all should sound the same ? Same thing with tiles as well but less apparent.

Saw some rectification work being done on tiles and timber flooring in other units.

not sure if I am missing something here.

honestly i am not sure myself but my colleague told me the cost ranges from rm12k to rm15k for whole house.

i used wrench to check hollowness of the tiles. i realized most hollowness occur near the wall. my opinion, the sound should be the same.