I used Three Kim, you can try to call ..Ivy, 0122149382

I'm also looking for grille. Have contacted Ivy of Three Kim. Awaiting her quotation.

Are you changing your doors, phoenix69?

Interested in your autogate supplier, please pm me. Thanks

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Added on August 11, 2011, 7:02 pmThanks Gary1981. heard a lot from the forum about them. Going to call, Thanks

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Added on August 11, 2011, 7:03 pmYes, changing all doors,

This post has been edited by phoenix69: Aug 11 2011, 07:03 PM

When you want to install? Cause i have not use him, If you can wait, maybe in 1 month time. Or I can give you now, you call him to compare price.

This is the plastic film that I am going to use as a vapor barrier for my car porch concrete bottom.

Don't really need it but, I actually work in the plastic industry.
So thought it is appropriate that I use some of the things my company produce myself. hee hee



The specification for this plastic (me waxing lyrical..)

LLDPE Metallocene Film. -
1.LLDPE is Low Linear Density Polyethylene - Virgin grade (Those avalaible in the hardware shop all using recycled resin)
2.Metallocene - A high grade of plastic resin that provides exceotional tensile strenght.

Dimension
4400mm X 120micron
1.4400mm width (!4 feet) - The widest film that I can find at the moment. (Hardware shop usually 9 feet wide)
2. Thickness 120 micron = 0.12mm (Hardware shop ranges from 80 - 200 micron)

Actually this film was produced to be used as a liquid bulk bag inner liner, I taken some to use in my house.

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Added on August 11, 2011, 7:27 pmI can wait. You are ahead of me in renovation progress. You go ahead.
I am still rethinking about the gate any many other fittings. Budgetary woes. sigh...

This post has been edited by phoenix69: Aug 11 2011, 07:27 PM

Nobody will tell you that renovation is cheap and in most instances, there will be cost overrun.
Just exercise some constraint, don't go over board else will need to dig out the piggy banks

mind to tell why need to lay plaster before concrete ar? whats the purpose?

Hehe, my renovation is slow, i think is more like hotel for the indo. Yours maybe faster.

Anyway he quote me 1.4k local arm + standby battery, with 1 year warranty. Wiring excluded.

In case your electric contractor don't know, ask him lay 11 cores cable before the parking slab. Better still Armored. (Mine is 11 core armored). 3 for power, 4 for auto switch, 1 (some use 2) for light so you only have 2 to 3 core spare. Each end of the gate pillar, lay 4 core armored cable, terminate to where you terminate the the 11 core.

Bro, my new house comes with 7 core cable, was told its suffice if i wanna wired to the lamp post, meaning light will ON when the gate is activated. Is this true??

Depend your autogate use how many cores, some autogate use only 6 core, so you have one more for switching on/off inside the house. If use all 7 cores sure you don't have anymore wire for lamp post loh.

Bro,

Why not get thicker PE Sheet. Usually for big project, people use 0.25mm 250micron... Anyhow difficult to get la... Just use 200 micron ok oredy le...

Piggy bank also not enough
When think of constrain, its like getting a rolls royce but use cheapo plastic wheel rims

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Added on August 12, 2011, 12:00 pmErr, what I am getting is a 9 core armored cable. The contractor broke it down like this:-
1- Doorbell. 4- autogate. 1-light. 1 power. 2 - extra just in case.

- Why you use 3 for power? 4 armored cable at each end of the gate pillar ??? Can enlighten me..

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Added on August 12, 2011, 12:24 pmHee hee, mine small project mahh....
Anyway, here is the properties comparison:-

Water Vapor Transmission Rate - ASTM F - 1249

120 micron LLDPE Film, Approx - 2.5 g/m2/day @ 37.8oC, 90% RH
250 micron LLDPE Film, Approx - 2.0 g/m2/day @ 37.8oC, 90% RH
(110% increase in film thickness - based on 120 micron thickness - provide an incremental 25% in WVTR)


Tensile strenght - A recycle grade 250 micron LLDPE film has approx. the same tensile strenght as a 120 micron LLDPE Metallocene film.



This post has been edited by phoenix69: Aug 12 2011, 12:24 PM

i mean plastic sheet

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Added on August 12, 2011, 9:40 pmi mean plastic sheet

This post has been edited by bteoh: Aug 12 2011, 09:40 PM

to prevent moisture from the ground effect the concrete.....

It is supposed to provide a barrier against water vapor rising from the ground wor....

Actually there should already be a piece below ground from the developer when they first started this housing project but as I mentioned earlier, I add this extra piece just because I can.

Friend, who told you that developer has inserted the Plastic Sheet?

After hacking so many of the floor slab, i don't see the original developer did that in my house. Think they only raised the rebar above the soil.

I was told that by my hardware suppliers customers that buy PE sheet from me that the developers/contractors use PE sheet as part of house foundation.

This post has been edited by phoenix69: Aug 13 2011, 08:50 AM

PE only used in area where concrete is poured (genuine developer).. For any earth filled area, confirmed no PE sheet is laid..

Same here .