Thanks Kingkong1. Can pm me the contact for the ID person in Klang?

bro kingkong,
can i have your contractor's contact pls?
doesn't matter he is busy or not as i would like his quotation and then plan my schedule. since my job is relatively small, maybe he can slot in before the bungalow commences. worst case scenario, get him after lor.
thanks in advance.

Yeah, Bro Kingkong, I agree! Do pm me the contactor's & ID's contact as I will only get the house key 3 months from now.
Thanks

Day 9

Not much progress, mainly hacking old tiles, and wiring...meanwhile finalising the tiles selection from Jalan Ipoh. Notice that the tiles price can vary quite a lot depending on the shop and the right person you ask, eg one of the whilte horse floor tiles 2x2 from RM10.90 to RM16. Transport is free if purchase >2k. No refund but can exchange for certain model.








This post has been edited by kingkong1: Jun 13 2011, 10:56 AM

just curious on this pic, why is the electrical conduit exposed ? u plan to put plaster ceiling to cover it up or how ?

The old lightings not remove yet, and new wiring is on the way. Yes, you are right, plaster ceiling will cover it later.

ur wall at the back built upto the perimeter's limits?

what do you mean by perimeter's limits?

In technical terms it mean Building Set Back line... Layman terms up to maximum of the house limit...

To be honest bro, majority of the house renovation in Malaysia doesn't comply with Malaysia Building By-Law especially on the Fire Requirement... Based on the photo, I can see that the house are without backlane? correct me if i'm wrong.. This kind of design actually is pretty dangerous in the event of fire occurred....

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Added on June 14, 2011, 1:36 pmIn this case your ceiling height will be lower... Anyhow just my opinion try to flush or same level with the beam soffit/base...

This post has been edited by sl2007: Jun 14 2011, 01:36 PM

The back wall of mine and back neighbour is about 10ft. It is within the MBPJ guideline.

Yeah...certain part of the ceiling is very low at 93in.

Well, since is within MBPJ guideline.. I reserve my comment...

93" is abit low it might cause your house look abit tight and timid... Anyhow try to play around with some fancy design, i'm sure it will help combine with fancy lights fittings...

Door looks good and reasonable, can PM me details of the door supplier ? does your 3.6k inclusive installation for Front and Back door ? thanks

refer to main page. Yes, includes installation.

the lock system for the security door is very expensive..if broken (by thief), you may need to replace a new one...I am advised not to install security door for main door...back door is ok...and don't order the stainless type security door...as i know, some is not 304 stainless steel like model S1-219 HP...i know got a lot of people kena...rust within a year or even one week...

This post has been edited by edwardsiow: Jun 20 2011, 11:32 AM

The most important is the lock, need good quality build lock. If broken can still open is ok. Worse the lock jam inside, cause this door is called heaven earth lock, replacing is hard and may need to hack out.

The main reason i change to this type of door is :
With the price of nyatoh door (with grill) and simple lock system for front, I can get this type of door for front and back door at the lower price too, without grill.


This post has been edited by kingkong1: Jun 20 2011, 09:12 PM

Week 3

New autogate pillar


Armour Cable 12


Relocate TNB cable



Water Proofing


Preparing for Kitchen Top


New Autogate pillar up


Living Hall removing old tiles


Kitchen wall tile in progress




This post has been edited by kingkong1: Jun 20 2011, 09:22 PM

KK1,

How much is your relocation TNB meter cable? is it private or from TNB?

Week 3

Living Hall Sliding Door Go Away




Hacking Hacking....Ceiling...ceiling...why so low..

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Added on June 20, 2011, 9:32 pm

This post has been edited by kingkong1: Jun 20 2011, 09:34 PM

Some charge RM800, some charge RM1,000. Applied through TNB waited and called > 1 week, can't wait. So just get from those approved TNB contractor.

This post has been edited by kingkong1: Jun 20 2011, 09:34 PM