and if so how would the developer fix it usually?
it's inside one of the bedroom.
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hi guys, is this consider a defect? gap between wall and floor tiles.
and if so how would the developer fix it usually? it's inside one of the bedroom.
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QUOTE(num123 @ Sep 7 2018, 12:15 AM) which area is this? could be a missing skirting it's 1 of the 4 walls inside a bed room. developer don't put skirting .. lousy   what if the gap is too huge even if i plan for skirting. i want developer to fix this as this is the only place out of 3 rooms. but i wonder what's their remediation. |
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QUOTE(num123 @ Sep 7 2018, 04:56 PM) skirting is usually 15-18mm including the tiles thickness i see. thanks for the info. i will just put this in the defect list and see what the developer has to say if the gap is more than this then you can have a thicker wall skim coat lo. if the cost to skim the wall is very high then may i advise to just have a thicker skirting.  |
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