QUOTE(leeyung @ Dec 12 2011, 02:43 PM)
wow bro, a very destructive reno~ then how is ur marimo?
The marimos are doing fine
I'm looking for some nice glassware to display them in my new house.
QUOTE(@Adele @ Dec 13 2011, 11:07 AM)
xecton!! just saw ur thread. good luck on ur renovation!
from condo to landed *applause* hehehe
by the way, do make sure that the workers don't stuff anything down your pipes, and make sure they somehow (i dunno how) cover the holes/pipes. As lots of my acquaintances did their renovation only to find out later "here leaking, there clog" because the pipes are all clogged and backed up. The leakage caused was non-stop. Sekejap here sekejap there, until now some don't even know when they would stop.
Thanks!
Check out the pictures below to see how my contractors did it.
QUOTE(weikee @ Dec 13 2011, 11:14 AM)
An experience contractor will "clog" the holes before doing anything. And only open it up when do tiling installing the floor trap, and WC.
Most important, the Bottom trap, and WC pipe don't interconnect too near it will have lots of problem in future.
What are the problems? Bad smell?
QUOTE(cww @ Dec 14 2011, 08:33 AM)
Hi Xecton, Im from Pg also.
Plan to renovate my house next year. Care to share your ID/Contractor?
Thks.
Logically, my ID shouldn't mind me sharing her contact, as it's free ad, but I'll ask her first before doing so.
Will PM you.
QUOTE(gjohn @ Dec 14 2011, 12:37 PM)
wow...major reno there...
Not really major

Many of the guys here did ever more
The water-proofing being checked.
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See also the drain-holes with all the piping and plugged. Looks like they heat it up and clamp it shut. As mentioned earlier by Adele and weikee
The bathroom on groundfloor
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Torn down and will be used as a storeroom

The wirings
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The plaster ceiling, holes for downlight and the round "crevice" (don't know what's the proper term for this) for ceiling fan.
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The backyard extension
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Being rebuilt
