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Merbau Flooring, House Construction
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weikee
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Mar 23 2012, 03:31 PM
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QUOTE(cheefai7 @ Mar 23 2012, 03:11 PM) whats is your ideal width for the wood flooring? I read from a book to go as far as 20cm wide and beyond The wider the better, think is 4" or was it 5", thicker also good 20mm. All this is good if budget allow.
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weikee
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Jun 3 2014, 07:13 PM
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QUOTE(cuttyflam @ Jun 3 2014, 07:01 PM) Not sure if this thread is still active. anyway i just call Maha asia parquet and they quoted me this : Merbau planks 14thk x 71w x 1-4ft L - RM 10psf (for more than 500sqft ) - RM 12psf for less than 500 sqft upgrade to water based coat - add rm3 psf upgrade to Bona (??? range) coat - add rm4 psf underlay cengal - rm3 psf skirting - 5.50 (3") and 6.50 (4") How's the price? is 14mm too thin? is the water based coat too expensive? As i m staying in the room currently, can i lay the timber on top of the parquet instead of batten? thanks!! Price didn't change much. Batten install method is better. You need to remove the parque and level the floor before putting solid wood.
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weikee
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Oct 12 2014, 11:10 AM
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QUOTE(yeeloon8 @ Oct 12 2014, 12:21 AM) Hi peeps, am considering to re-do my existing staircase that comes with my unit.. The current staircase looks like below (taken off from iprop site): [attachmentid=4167286] And change it to something like the below with the tread using solid hardwood and riser using cement. [attachmentid=4167287] [attachmentid=4167288] Not sure what the existing wood type is but it seems solid but i was told by my contractor that it the bottom surface of the wood is not smooth and flat should i intend to re-use back on the 'new' concrete/cement staircase. So, am considering on how much does it cost to install hardwood for staircase (23 pieces of it) with each length about 11"x43.5". I wonder how much would it cost to buy and install... Can someone advice. Thanks! Stairs are charge by step. Don't know what the range now, when I renovate time each step cost range from 300-few Ks depend what you want. Most expensive is getting single non glue plank than come the glue plank, and cheapest is using same wood like the flooring and build the steps. Price also varied from the wood use.
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weikee
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Oct 13 2014, 06:13 PM
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QUOTE(yeeloon8 @ Oct 13 2014, 05:51 PM) Noted. Thanks for the info weikee. I guess it's out of my budget to get a new hardwood flooring.. I was assuming about RM50-80 per tread plus installation.. hence getting about 23 pieces of it for my staircase.. How I wish. If that was the price I long long use teak already. Even laminate floor also charge by step, range from 200-400, could be more.
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weikee
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Oct 31 2017, 08:48 AM
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QUOTE(pisces88 @ Oct 31 2017, 12:56 AM) Burmese? The ones that use for flooring bro.. Is it much expensive than merbau? Hmm In 2011, the difference is about 50% more expensive. That for the teak with nice wood grain. There some cheaper teak forgotten what the name is dark color. Teak have many type, some can even go upto 200% more.
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