can let me know

You buy the tiles or they provide everything. If they do, what tile they are using? Local or China made and how much per square feet? That should be considered too. Tile prices vary a lot.

I see. I'm not in KL but I still think that is expensive. Wait what others say about this.

Per square ft is actually not so bad. But these are indon workers. Mine is more expensive but I have local Chinese uncles doing it as well as my house is unique where all the materials need extra move from basement to the top floor - more effort

Where can i buy good quality subway tiles?

If you read from renoeasi blog, 2018 renovation price. They write RM20 per sqft. Crazy.

Btw, if your project located in KL, pm me. I can provide you Indonesian contact no. I think can get cheaper than what you currently quoted.

Wow my father as a tile contractor 50 years experience only charge rm3 per sqft in my hometown Negeri sembilan lol

This post has been edited by AgnesB: Nov 12 2019, 07:44 PM

This must be excluding building of concrete floor with BRC right? Still cheap regardless

including
Jz excluding demolish existing tile

Wah. Should have your dad done mine. Saved me a lot

This post has been edited by blancpain4470: Nov 13 2019, 01:11 PM

Feruni on sales till 30Nov.

Wah that's quite good price...
Experience contractors should charged more..
And yours is local with experience...

Would u please share if any reliable workman/ provider on tiles grouting? How much about, e.g. 1,000 sf, including living room and all bathrooms.

Thanks in advance.

I am from a hardware business background. IMHO, workmanship should come above everything else. If there’s renovation going on in your neighborhood, just pop in one day and look at the workmanship. There are different methods to lay tiles. Some contractors use spacers, others don’t. Some have Obsessive Compulsive Disorders. Others just want to get the job done, get paid and move on.

You have to ask for his price for laying 2 x 2 tiles compared to 1 x 2 tiles. 1 x 1 tiles actually make your space look smaller.

I found my contractor who was in his 70s. My job last year was his 3rd last before retiring. I was contemplating 2 x 4 tiles before he vetoed my selection saying 2 x 2 is the max size he could work with.

Quality of tiles matter too. Decide on the brand you want. MML, Kimgress and Niro Granite are among the established and better quality ones. Have a look at Feruni Ceramiche too. Then decide whether you want to go ceramic or homogeneous.

Agree with you. Niro and MML are two of the better ones. My current wet kitchen is on Niro and more than 10 years still look new. 2x2 is the best. Any bigger is hard to do and also less functional because it is much harder to make perfectly flat 2x4

Well said...
Currently have 2 x 2 tiles and its look good...

I'm planning to remove the old tiles on my concrete table top (about 12 foot run), change new sink and replace with new tiles. What's the current labour rate for such small renovation? Just want to get a high level estimation

Hi,
Will you want to consider quartzstone?
We are direct factory supplier based in Nilai and we do cover the region.
You can call me at 0193881988 for a quote.

Can share your dad contact?

guys may i know where can get good and reasonable price tile for car porch? is homepro ok or got other better shop?