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SUStalzer
post Sep 22 2019, 11:33 PM, updated 7y ago

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Hi all,

This is questions from first time buyer and hope to get opinions from experienced persob.

If purchase bare units from developer, what are the expected cost of additional works for it?

Thanks for sharing.
popcorneater
post Sep 22 2019, 11:50 PM

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it all depends on the size of your unit,

what you want done and

the quality of the finishes.

for a 800sq ft unit you can get by with 15k for bare bones kitchen, living room and bedrooms furnishing.

it can go all the way to as much as you can afford if you max out on quality
MrGeex
post Oct 2 2019, 08:54 PM

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How about for 650sqft (2 bedrooms + 1 bathroom)? RM30K enough for renovation (including plaster ceiling living+kitchen+bedroom, kitchen cabinet, wardrobe, furniture & electric appliances)?


wayton
post Oct 3 2019, 04:32 PM

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QUOTE(MrGeex @ Oct 2 2019, 08:54 PM)
How about for 650sqft (2 bedrooms + 1 bathroom)? RM30K enough for renovation (including plaster ceiling living+kitchen+bedroom, kitchen cabinet, wardrobe, furniture & electric appliances)?
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It depends on quality and material you want to use.
Buy those ready made wardrobe, furniture, kitchen sink etc are cheaper than custom made one.

30K is doable for basic.


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post Oct 3 2019, 09:08 PM

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QUOTE(wayton @ Oct 3 2019, 04:32 PM)
It depends on quality and material you want to use.
Buy those ready made wardrobe, furniture, kitchen sink etc are cheaper than custom made one.

30K is doable for basic.
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I prefer customs made.. perfectly fit for my unit flex.gif
wayton
post Oct 4 2019, 09:50 AM

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QUOTE(MrGeex @ Oct 3 2019, 09:08 PM)
I prefer customs made.. perfectly fit for my unit  flex.gif
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Custom made is costly nowadays, due to labour cost primary, and quality sometimes worst than pre-made, my experience.
Good only is it fit exactly to your room dimension.
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post Oct 4 2019, 12:36 PM

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QUOTE(wayton @ Oct 4 2019, 09:50 AM)
Custom made is costly nowadays, due to labour cost primary, and quality sometimes worst than pre-made, my experience.
Good only is it fit exactly to your room dimension.
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It is important to engage with the good contractor who can provide good workmanship & quality material product.
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post Oct 4 2019, 03:10 PM

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QUOTE(MrGeex @ Oct 4 2019, 12:36 PM)
It is important to engage with the good contractor who can provide good workmanship & quality material product.
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It is like "lottery" to find good workmanship nowadays. Those really good one either quite old or pass away already, left not many in the market.

darkmusses
post Oct 4 2019, 03:29 PM

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How about for 650sqft (2 bedrooms + 1 bathroom)? RM30K enough for renovation (including plaster ceiling living+kitchen+bedroom, kitchen cabinet, wardrobe, furniture & electric appliances)?

Is plaster ceiling a must?
- My new bare unit is w/o plaster ceiling .. because its NEW

Kitchen Cabinet?
- Just get the basic one first such as counter top and appliances : fridge, stove and/or hood, microwave / oven toaster

Wardrobe
- Can get the cheaper set if budget is a concerned or custom made which is what I did for certain bedroom items

Furniture
- Can get from Ikea is most item is suitable for small living space or just get it cheap from set items outside

Electric appliances
- Depending on brand, you can adjust to your liking but average per items is not cheap. Although some item can be purchased later on such as washing machine
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post Oct 4 2019, 11:19 PM

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QUOTE(darkmusses @ Oct 4 2019, 03:29 PM)
How about for 650sqft (2 bedrooms + 1 bathroom)? RM30K enough for renovation (including plaster ceiling living+kitchen+bedroom, kitchen cabinet, wardrobe, furniture & electric appliances)?

Is plaster ceiling a must?
- My new bare unit is w/o plaster ceiling .. because its NEW

Kitchen Cabinet?
- Just get the basic one first such as counter top and appliances : fridge, stove and/or hood, microwave / oven toaster

Wardrobe
- Can get the cheaper set if budget is a concerned or custom made which is what I did for certain bedroom items

Furniture
- Can get from Ikea is most item is suitable for small living space or just get it cheap from set items outside

Electric appliances
- Depending on brand, you can adjust to your liking but average per items is not cheap. Although some item can be purchased later on such as washing machine
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Plaster ceiling
- Still the need even for brand new unit, the decoration+lighting is definitely make ur unit different ambiance.

Kitchen cabinet
- Only those does not like to cook will just get the basic stuff.. Kitchen cabinet is the most importance element of the entire unit 😉


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post Oct 7 2019, 09:01 AM

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QUOTE(MrGeex @ Oct 4 2019, 11:19 PM)
Plaster ceiling
- Still the need even for brand new unit, the decoration+lighting is definitely make ur unit different ambiance.

Reply : This is not a "need" but "want". Please be remind that money saved can be spent elsewhere.

Kitchen cabinet
- Only those does not like to cook will just get the basic stuff.. Kitchen cabinet is the most importance element of the entire unit 😉

Reply : Maybe because I'm single and I do eat out a lot and cook basic meal using basic kitchen utensils which do not need much kitchen space to pile up items that do not frequent use.


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