Yea you pay that RM50 to contractor, then in future if there's any issue you also don't know how to solve. If you install on your own, then you can also fix in future. But things with electrical hv to be extra careful

Correct. But need some one like ur other half can guide u through..it is a good start off. And, also if beginner surely the workmanship sucks a lot.hahahaha...dont worry, practice make prefect. So, got to sacrifice a bit on your own house as training ground.

Yea, my painting of the doors sucks with so many lines hahhaa
and my wall was ok but I regretted now because I accidentally dripped paints all over as we did some of the walls during night time

because not everybody reads or check into LYN everyday. when we do pick up a thread to read, it would be the last page and it takes time to read from page one to the last post.
sometimes when one directs by providing post number, say post 266, one has to go search page by page for that particular post. quite troublesome.

anyway, thanks again for replying my questions. really appreciate that.

Yea I get what you mean, normally I will just reply refer to the front page then they will know that the contacts are all there.

Do you change the distribution box ?

Ya is good to install and fix the things myself, can save money and you learn how to do it .. It is not difficult after see the contractor did some of the works, light points, plumbing and etc..they have the right tools that they can do it easily and quickly.

Sorry which distribution box you're referring to ya?

then pallet you need to diy yourself? or finish goods?

Will DIY on our own, another phase of learning process

Think there's ppl who make and sell here
https://www.facebook.com/pages/Wooden-Palle...279818472051915

the main switch electrical distribution box

I didn't the guy helped me to put those like lights/fans to one fuse and those higher usage like aircond, kitchen plug as stand alone, accordingly to him still ok ... but future when we add more, might need to change already.

Nice work done. Do u mind to share with me your contractor'so contact? Thanks

PM

Hi there! Great sharing for all future homeowners to take note off.

Just wondering, how's the hanging dish rack working for you (or anyone else with similar item)?

My concerns are:-

1) Water dripping onto the counter (which is not big a deal) or flow against the wall which may leave stains.
2) Dish rack going rusty and would be difficult to replace.
3) Rust water dripping on to the counter and walls!

I want to do it because it opens up work space on the kitchen, but the thought of rust stains is scary

1. The dish rack comes with a dripped tray that's easily removed and to pour the excess water away, so there won't be any dripping directly to the sink below. Unless you flood the thing

2. Dish rack supposed to be stainless steel, shouldn't rust that easily maybe over span of many many years. Easily replaced because just screwed on, and just buy another same size one. Comes pretty standard in fact.

3. Hmm, as per above shouldn't rust that easily bcos that's stainless steel. I have the almost same bar but bought from ikea called Huggad about 2 years ago with hooks, no sign of being rusty at all despite the constant washing.

If really turns rusty then I can just remove the whole thing and replace with something else in future perhaps?

Hi, been following your thread quite some time too. Mind to share your contractor contact? I be getting my condo next year soon. Still searching for ideas on my kitchen cabinet and grills for my long balcony and main door.

Mind to share your contractor contact? I want to renovate my kitchen.

Hi princessgalaria,

Good job. Thanks for sharing so useful information.
Can you pm me your contractor details?

Thanks!

Hi.

Can pls PM me ur contractor details too? Thanks!

Contact of kitchen cabinet is listed at page 1, thanks.