Design and workmanship looks good but price also at high end ma...800k+ superlink is just wow.

bathroom leaking or kitchen side?

ohno...better get it done before warranty end....leaking very headache and costly if need to bear the cost
but luckily the one not fixed is not indoor one...have to pressure them la if so many times also cant fix it,  see can ask for warranty extend or wat

Sorry to hear you have such a bad experience.

May I know what did KLK say on this? Is this something to do with house structural issue or because of low quality building material used?

Personally, what do you think is the root cause?

How long have they agreed to extend your defect warranty period (if any), if you don't mind to share here?

I thought usually high rise residential houses will have the water leakage problem, landed property should be quite rare to happen.

at least they fixed it ...heard they repair fast.

booked Hemingway, hopefully better 

my house no leaking at all  but yes, there were some leaking case like your house, but not majority house like that. So far, KLK attended the case very fast. Some case they call to complaint, within couple of hours they come to repair.

Water proofing warranty not the same with Defect Liability Period (24 months), it have longer period, 10 years if not mistaken. u can ask the developer to repair even after DLP is ended.

That one not leaking la, tile roof moved due to heavy wind during raining, after they fix, ok already

For Hemingway Superlink, the developer is giving away water heater storage tank and booster pump, does anyone know what the usage of these?

Does it mean all the bath rooms come with water heater already?

Need to boil or wait for 5 mins? Sounds inconvenience to many people!

the water in the tank will always fill up. i believe bro tiongkeat point is, if u turn off the water heater switch, after a while when u want to use the hot water, it take around 5 minutes to warm the water. or u just can let the water heater switch to always on so that the hot water will always be available anytime u want to use.

How long it takes for the water heater tank to fill up again for the 3rd and 4th person to take bath?

Thanks for your clarification, Tiong Keat.

I believe the temperature for the water from the Tangki can be adjusted to either high, medium or low, right?

STORAGE WATER HEATER VS INSTANT WATER HEATER

STORAGE WATER HEATER

Advantages:
The installation charges of a storage water heating unit are quite feasible when compared to other models.
The operating system of a storage water heater is pretty simple, which means that you will be spending less on the maintenance and repairs.
In the long run, if the storage unit tends to breakdown, the repair charges are not that high.

Drawbacks:
When you choose a storage water heater, you have to be ready to pay greater energy bills. This is because in the storage tank if the water once heated is not utilized it just sits there and gets cold. And then when you put the system on again, it re-heats the water which in turn using up more energy. If you use these units in the colder months, they will function slower elevating your gas or electricity bills.
Storage water heaters require more space when compared to their instant counterparts. Hence, if you live in an already small space, a storage water heater might not be the best option for you.
This kind of water heater is not suitable for a house with many members, although every member will have enough hot water to use, the energy bills will rise dramatically as the unit is in constant use.
Storage units have a shorter service span when compared to instant units; they need to be replaced more often than instant water heaters.

INSTANT WATER HEATER

Advantages:
Unlike storage water heaters, instant units are highly energy efficient. If your home utilizes around 41 gallons on a regular basis, then the instant units can save up to 24% – 34% on the energy costs.
There is no denying the fact that the installation costs of an instant unit are higher than the storage ones. But on the brighter side, these systems provide you with a long and productive service life as they have lower operation and energy costs. In the simpler words, they will pay for themselves in the long run.
If you are short on space in your house, then an instant unit is just the right pick for you. Instant water heaters are small and can be easily installed even in a cramped up space.
One of the major benefits of an instant water heater is that you will not have to wait for the water to get heated. You will be able to get hot water instantly as and when you need it, all you need to do is switch on the system.

Drawbacks:
The installation charges of an instant water heater are quite high when compared to a storage water heater. Furthermore, if you are planning to replace an old unit with a new instant one, that too will be costly. Your plumber will require more time for doing that which in turn will increase the installation cost.
Instant water heaters cannot be used for diverse purposes, if you want to take a shower and do the laundry at the same time, it would be difficult for you to do so with an instant unit.

Thanks for this good explanation. This is really helpful.

Between, should we need to dismantle the water heater tank given by KLK if we install our own instant water heater?

Or we can just let the water heater tank remain as it is while we install our instant water heater unit? What are the advantages and drawbacks then? 

yeah... i mean my point is how much water heater will affect one's life and financial planning... if its come with developer provided... just use and enjoy it je lo... wan change la... concern about electricity usage la.... use the time to earn more money better la....

i'm also staying with my wife at my current landed... average usage around 70-80 per month.... every night on air cond except rainy night at temp 25 and above.... i think if really wan save electricity... dont install air cond at all....

Free activities, not free foods?

Is that true that the water booster that the developer gave is not just for the water heater purpose but to control the house overall water supply?

If that is true, shall the water booster be on all the time?

If need to be on all the time, wouldn't the electricity bill be very high and the booster worn very fast?

Has anybody any ideas about the above?

do you know normally where they installed the booster pump? how easy to tur it on and off?

unlike water heater or aircond, there is special flat switch on the wall.

really?

its just like any other switches in the house? same row and same height?