QUOTE(hpteoh88 @ Apr 12 2017, 04:26 PM)
If its free I would want....in the pic by facebook there is no plaster ceiling....samkps states there will be no plaster ceiling per d S&P.....
My argument :
The EW website states the below and not per your statement skim coat plaster ceiling....notice d difference of the 2 wordings....ur youtube is skim coat a plaster ceiling...the EW pdf states skim coat/ plaster ceiling....u r right if the pdf EW states skim coat plaster ceiling...
Ceiling: Skim Coat / Plaster Ceiling
Or EW is trying to say...some phases is having skim coat ceiling (ie plain ceiling only) and some other phases will have skim coat plaster ceiling (which means there will be plaster ceiling)....correct me if I m wrong pls...? I was also surprised as some forumers state there will be plaster ceiling given ie cornice per the forumer...
For this statement :- Ceiling: Skim Coat / Plaster Ceiling My argument :
The EW website states the below and not per your statement skim coat plaster ceiling....notice d difference of the 2 wordings....ur youtube is skim coat a plaster ceiling...the EW pdf states skim coat/ plaster ceiling....u r right if the pdf EW states skim coat plaster ceiling...
Ceiling: Skim Coat / Plaster Ceiling
Or EW is trying to say...some phases is having skim coat ceiling (ie plain ceiling only) and some other phases will have skim coat plaster ceiling (which means there will be plaster ceiling)....correct me if I m wrong pls...? I was also surprised as some forumers state there will be plaster ceiling given ie cornice per the forumer...
Skim Coat is referring to the soffit finishes ( underslab ). The typical concrete slab is skim coat finishes ( just to make the surface looks smooth ), it meas that there are no bare finish slab / soffit
and plaster ceiling applying to area that does not have slab eg. toilet / 1st floor rooms or area that need to hide the ugly sewage pipes that requires box up which hence using plaster ceiling. Old houses using plywood for the ceiling at the 1st floor. They're trying to refer to the type of ceiling (plaster ceiling instead of plywood type)
QUOTE(samkps @ Apr 12 2017, 04:46 PM)
Apparently the plaster ceiling you target for, and the real meaning of plaster ceiling stated in the EW pamplet is totally different meaning..
If following your interpretation, can wall be plaster or not?
But according to EW pamplet, wall definately can be plastered as well. That's why you see the wall finishes for those other than tiles is PLASTER and paint..
Standard practice :- Brick => plaster => skim coat => paintIf following your interpretation, can wall be plaster or not?
But according to EW pamplet, wall definately can be plastered as well. That's why you see the wall finishes for those other than tiles is PLASTER and paint..
Plaster ceiling is a material. Plastering is a method of finishing to wall or ceiling.
QUOTE(hpteoh88 @ Apr 12 2017, 04:53 PM)
Yes you may be right we will be getting the above pic "plaster ceiling"...but based on the pic below there is no "plaster ceiling" in the living hall....but anyway ...diver lim will confirm by this wkend anyway...so no point speculating anymore...
https://forum.lowyat.net/uploads/attach-91/...-1491920424.jpg
Yea, more photos will help https://forum.lowyat.net/uploads/attach-91/...-1491920424.jpg