Approx 12' X 6'. You wanna do something similar?

Normally the wall tiles are much thinner than the the 2' tiles used for the conc table. Another is that the wall tiles may not be exactly parallel with the edge of the conc table. So, having slightly more tolerance will avoid having to hack later. Anyway, the tiler would be able to adjust when he does the table.

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Added on November 16, 2011, 3:52 pm
Frankly, I personally don't find any use of the sliding door if you already have a timber/ security door. Better to change them to windows, IMHO

Roof tiles is an issue all by itself. Is yours leaking now?
When I got this house, there was a leak.
My wetwork contractor repaired it as he was there doing the renovation and when it rains, he could zeroed in on the location.

Initially he replaced some roof tiles that were damaged. Later when there was a very "heavy" rain, he found another cause which was the roof corner tiles which needed a much more work intensive repairs with sealant.

Luckily he cincai and did not charge me extra for that. 

I wonder what streaming can you get with 10Gbps? I can't hardly find anything capable of 1 Gbps.

Bottleneck is not always the cables Be it Cat5e, or Cat6. If the speed have reach 1Gbps, the bottleneck is on equipment throughput like H.disk read write, switching capability on your switch(es), router and noise.  That is where the equipments like Cisco, 3Com, HP come in place.

Getting Cat6 is like having a high speed tires, but the engine, car design, road and traffic is many other factors.

You sure about this? I don't think you can find any high transmission and throughput device that can take about 5 gigabyte of data per mins, and that is running on 1gbps which cat5e are capable of. To utilized cat6 is on 10gbps. You won't get any affordable 10gbps equipment for residential use. And most nas for residential is only 1gbps speed. Better invest on high throughput switc you see much better result. Network and IT is my bread and butter. Anything faster most industry use fiber between equipment and SAN some do use iscsi via LAN but that all on commercial use. Nas is just for low throughput usage.

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Added on December 13, 2011, 6:43 pm

Talk about fast, in Tokyo office we have 100mbps line. I can download a 4 gig DVD in just less than 8 mins, but the equipment hang for another  few mins because the h.disk write speed just can't take it.

No more money for woofer liao.
Use cheap 2nd hand old boxy type TV ler 

very nice gate. is it autogate? what is the white spot at the corner of your mailbox?

Renovation Updates...

More Bloopers 

The colour we initially chose for exterior walls (On catalogue looks nice)    but when actually applied on site makes my house look like a birthday cake. 



Correction !!!! 

Updates...

More Lights (wanna make sure it will be darn bright) 
Got my down lights, now its fluorescent lights.
After weighting all available pro and cons chose T8 (extra bright type)  - the green colour edges is the extra bright type 


My Ceiling Fans (Wanna make sure its darn windy liao 

Renovation Updates :- Some loose ends ....

A Dummy / Noob Household Ethernet Networking

During renovation earlier I wanted some wires that transfer internet data that I see used in my office to be incorporated in my house.
At the time I do not really know what I was doing as I am not a technically versed guy.
I was just thinking that wire should transfer faster than wireless and wireless may not reach some areas (eg 1st floor) in the house.
So I asked my electrical wireman contractor to do it for me but he dunno and do not want to do it.
So I went out and bought a box of CAT 5e cable and gotten my wetwork contractor to conceal the cable for me.
The cable were left jutting out of the wall as the wetwork guy dunno how to "fix" the wire end.

This is a case of the blind (me-dunno) leading the blind (Contractor-dunno). 

Finally gotten some-one to "fix" the cable end. 

These picture location is the wall behind where the UNIFI's  BTU and Modem are located.

Loose Dangling CAT 5eCable jutting out from the wall.


The Cable are all attached to Keystone Jack and the Keystone jack to the Faceplate.


The Faceplate is finally attached/cupped to the wall (Inside the wall there is a faceplate wall base -the same thing used by wall power points)


Note: the other end are located in 4 diffrent part of the house where i think  I might use it in the future
2 are located behind the living room TV (HyppTV Box, possible small PC, possible Gaming Console)
1 are located on the 1st floor living room (possible extra wifi modem for 1st floor)
1 are located in the Master Bedroom

Finally all the avalaible ports from the current WiFi Modem are connected to the "Ah Beng's Ethernet Network" 


Could have done this soooo much better if i knew what I was doing initially. 

Errrr.... What is a server ah??? What does it do???? Can use server here ah??? What else can I do to utilise this network thing I have set up here???