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TSwz3k
post Jun 29 2011, 09:02 AM, updated 15y ago

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Hi all,

Just want to share with you my renovation plan. Well.. right now it's more like a wish-list only as I have not gotten any quotation from contractors yet.. any rough ideas/guesses how much it's going to cost me? I have my own estimate for the budget but not sure if it's realistic.. biggrin.gif

thanks!

Item Description
1.00 Gate and Fence
1.01 Put fence around house. Lower half brick. Upper half aluminium bars (wood design)
1.02 Put lamp on top of every support column
1.03 Widen gate opening to 15ft. Move mailbox, water meter
1.04 Put up wall between two house. Simple brick wall
1.05 Autogate. Folding type. Including electrical material/work

2.00 Porch Tiles
2.01 Tile the whole porch area and other simen covered area ≈ 830 sqft
2.02 Cover drain (longkang)
2.03 Labor

3.00 Lawn Grass
3.01 Grass, Soil
3.02 Labor

4.00 Grill
4.01 Put grill on all doors and windows. Simple horizontal bar design

5.00 Bathroom
5.01 Extend tiles all the way up - Ground floor toilet
5.02 Extend tiles all the way up - Master bedroom toilet
5.03 Extend tiles all the way up - 2nd floor toilet
5.04 Extend tiles all the way up - 3rd floor toilet
5.05

6.00 Stairs
6.01 Steps to change to laminated floor
6.02 Railing to change to glass and stainless steel similar to balcony
6.03 Prefer if can remove and reuse the 3rd storey balcony railing and glass

7.00 1st Floor
7.01 Extend kitchen 5ft to the back
7.02 Move kitchen/back door to the extended side
7.03 Put tiles similar to kitchen area

8.00 2nd Floor
8.01 Extend bedroom 2 and 3, 5ft to the back
8.02 Reuse back window (sliding) / Build new window (not sliding type)
8.03 Laminate all of 2nd floor area (family area, bedroom 2, 3 + master)

9.00 3rd Floor
9.01 Create family area by extending the back ≈ 250 sqft or more
9.02 Breakdown wall. Create flooring, new walls
9.03 Create window similar to 2nd floor
9.04 Create study room by closing the balcony
9.05 Create window. One big glass panel. No opening required
9.06 Remove stainless steel rail and glass balcony. Reuse for stairs
9.07 Laminate all 3rd floor ≈ 700 sqft

10.00 Air Conditioning
10.01 Material
10.02 Living room 2HP
10.03 Dining room 1HP
10.04 Master bedroom 1.5HP
10.05 Bedroom 2, 1HP
10.06 Bedroom 3, 1HP
10.07 Attic room 1.5HP
10.08 Study room 1HP
10.09 Installation
10.10 Copper wiring
10.11 A/C plugpoints
10.12 Labor

11.00 Plaster Ceilling - simple design with downlights
11.01 Living Room
11.02 Dining Room
11.03 Bedroom 1 - including 1st floor bathroom
11.04 Master Bedroom - including bathroom
11.05 Bedroom 2 - including bathroom 2nd floor
11.06 Bedroom 3
11.07 Attic bedroom - including bathroom
11.08 Study room
11.09 3rd storey family area

12.00 Electrical Work
12.01 Plugpoints
12.02 Add 2 plugpoints in living room
12.03 Add 2 plugpoints in bedroom 2
12.04 Add 2 plugpoints in bedroom 3
12.05 Add 3 plugpoints in master bedroom
12.06 Add 3 plugpoints in attic bedroom
12.07 Add 5 plugpoints in 3rd storey family area
12.08 Add 2 plugpoints in study room
12.09 Light/Lamp installation
12.10 Computer network
12.11 Hack walls to install network cable, reseal wall
12.12 Install wallplate in each room and server room (under stairs)



This post has been edited by wz3k: Jul 11 2011, 06:02 PM
TSwz3k
post Jun 29 2011, 12:59 PM

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thanks kelvyn and bhtan... yes i need to put more details into this plan indeed... will load the floor plan and input the dimensions later..

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TSwz3k
post Jun 29 2011, 03:59 PM

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i attached the original floorplan in first post..
TSwz3k
post Jun 30 2011, 12:05 PM

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i really hope it wont cost that much... i wont be using ID.. just design it myself.. and wont be needing high end stuff.. just as long as it doesnt look cheap.. hahaha...
TSwz3k
post Jun 30 2011, 12:29 PM

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weikee,

Very good point.. in my conversations with contractors they did mention about having to create a better ground floor support.. but you paint a better picture..

I'm planning to use clay roof to cover the rear extension for now.. but would it be better to put RC slab? what's the pro/cons?
TSwz3k
post Jun 30 2011, 12:56 PM

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thanks for the info. yeah if i want clay roof they said need to raise the current roof up a bit.. hmm.. rc roof may not be a bad idea as well.. i'll try to model it first see how it looks..

yes alarm i have not budget it in yet.. actually a lot of the interior items i have not included yet.. the kitchen cabinet, furnishings, curtains, tvs.. man.. come to think of it really scary ah budget wise..

CCTV im thinking to do as well.. but see lah.. maybe end up buying a cheap wireless one.. or connect it to my home LAN.. something like that..

This post has been edited by wz3k: Jun 30 2011, 12:58 PM
TSwz3k
post Jun 30 2011, 05:35 PM

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thanks for the advise guys.. vincentjaya, I am starting to learn to use Google Sketchup, very nice piece of software.. finished with the walls now designing the roof.. the roof quite difficult to do for me..

im sure i will need to cut down on the "wish-list"... but I'll need to see the quotation from contractors first to decide which items to go..

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post Jul 1 2011, 12:02 AM

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Kelvyn, these clay roof tiles you mentioned, how much more expensive then the regular concrete tiles? I didnt even know the difference..:-)
TSwz3k
post Jul 4 2011, 03:15 PM

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Hi Maxim Concept,

Let's discuss via PM.

thanks.

QUOTE(maxim concept @ Jul 4 2011, 02:19 PM)
Hi there

Mind telling me where's your this house is located? From the look at the scope, it should be ard 150K-170K more or less...

A more accurate BQ can only be done by doing accurate site measurement
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