Renovation to your homes

[thmejlfm]

Hi! Bro

Have you asked for the quote of this invisible grilles? Very interesting. I think must be quite X.

[captainjones]

Hi! Bro

Have you asked for the quote of this invisible grilles? Very interesting. I think must be quite X.

No. A friend highlighted to me invisible grilles are not recommended in Johor. The grilles should make visible to deter theft. Quite true....

[captainjones]

The new kitchen set from Ikea looks quite good in terms of design. As for the quality, I have been using kitchen from Ikea since 2004. It also coming to 8 years now and overall still looking good, although the underneath of the top is coming off slightly. The new ikea kitchen set display 25 years guarantee. So my guess is the quality is better than the one I bought in 2004. The problem with buying from Ikea Sg is transportation. They don't deliver to Johor, so I will have to sort that out myself. Also, can't find any contractor who can assembly the Ikea kitchen. I may have to DIY....

Ikea Sg just responded to my query on any Ikea contractor can do homes in jb. They said there is none. Only do for homes in Sg. Confirm DIY....

[Bigfatfish]

If alarm breaks down. Can just use cutter n cut through the grilles.

Ikea stuff doesnt last, however their kitcheb stuff i use for 4 over years still good.

[Grago]

Posted this on LiJB-2 on 19 Jul. I do not benefit from this other than helping them, because they are doing a good job on my House, and fellow forummers here. Have a couple of other contractors doing other Reno work on my place and will recommend them when as they progress with the work ......

"The Electrical contractor is currently working on my place and is doing a very good job. His name is Chong and his ctc is 0197640071. The plasterer or false ceiling contractor is Kelvin, ctc. 010 7609790. I am very happy with their work and they are very professional. Hope it works for you."

[Movingaway]

anyone using mycam by Kel'vo?

[thmejlfm]

Hi! Bros/Sis

I am now looking for contractor to renovate my new house. Waiting for their quotation, can wait till neck long long. Three weeks still no news from them.

May I know regarding the flooring, Parquet and Laminated flooring, which one is more expensive in Malaysia. As for the roof, using iron I beam or Wooden timber, which one is cheaper? Anybody tried before?

Please advise. Thank you

[crystal_tiong]

wondering i can get this done in jb ?

shoe racks.jpg

[DREAMorACTION]

Ohhhh ... But won't u have more than enough storage space at NI?

wondering i can get this done in jb ?

shoe racks.jpg

[Movingaway]

Any brothers and sisters can recommend contractors for built-in tv console and study table? and also if anyone using solar panels?
Please kindly pm me.
Thank you so much!

[crystal_tiong]

Any brothers and sisters can recommend contractors for built-in tv console and study table? and also if anyone using solar panels?
Please kindly pm me.
Thank you so much!

For solar panels , u cna look at post #6597 by bro Grago , mentioned in living in Jb 2 thread.

[Movingaway]

Thank you crystal!

[Kristine]

Do u all actually engage a single ID or different contractors? I am doing basic reno like air con / lightings / built in cabinets for kitchen and wardrobe for master. I do have intention to lay artificial grass but not sure if should do it one shot or to another time.

Any of u have any reliable contractors / IDs to recommend?

Think you can try aircon, kitchen cabinet etc from:
http://www.ehomeservices.com.sg/services.html

Electrician i am using:
http://www.lighting-singapore.com/ar...singapore.html

[Booga]

wondering i can get this done in jb ?

shoe racks.jpg

Looks gd and very organised. I am sure carpenter can do this for you. Just show this pic to them.

[currahee]

Hi, appreciate those who has a good experience from their Reno share their quotation and contacts thru PM. Thx

[Taryn]

Don't you wish we have Home Depot in Nusajaya or Singapore for all our DIY projects. I can't seem to find a good enough DIY store in our region that has plywood, trims, lumber and just general DIY construction items. There are so many lovely projects that can be done under $100 with a good DIY store that here we have to look to contractors.

I think a good DIY store will also raise the standard of the contractors here in general. Cos when most of the basic things they can do be done with a nail gun at home, they will up their game for a higher standard finish.

Anyone knows any secret great DIY store?

[Mingchye]

Don't you wish we have Home Depot in Nusajaya or Singapore for all our DIY projects. I can't seem to find a good enough DIY store in our region that has plywood, trims, lumber and just general DIY construction items. There are so many lovely projects that can be done under $100 with a good DIY store that here we have to look to contractors.

I think a good DIY store will also raise the standard of the contractors here in general. Cos when most of the basic things they can do be done with a nail gun at home, they will up their game for a higher standard finish.

Anyone knows any secret great DIY store?

Wuqi talked about this kulai centre point. Check out the post below. Maybe meets your needs.
http://www.sammyboy.com/showthread.p...34#post1198034

[Lyc396]

Thanks Grago for recommending Chong for electrical work. I have used his service recently and find him very detailed & knowledgable. Price is reasonable too. Thumbs up!

Posted this on LiJB-2 on 19 Jul. I do not benefit from this other than helping them, because they are doing a good job on my House, and fellow forummers here. Have a couple of other contractors doing other Reno work on my place and will recommend them when as they progress with the work ......

"The Electrical contractor is currently working on my place and is doing a very good job. His name is Chong and his ctc is 0197640071. The plasterer or false ceiling contractor is Kelvin, ctc. 010 7609790. I am very happy with their work and they are very professional. Hope it works for you."

[Lyc396]

Hi currahee and mingchye

Chong quoted:
Installation 1x13A s/o wiring point in concealed at rm120
" " water heater wiring point in concealed at rm180
" " A/C wiring point in concealed at rm180
" " ceiling lighting at rm12
" " ceiling fan at rm40
" " door bell at rm30
" " water heater c/w water pipe & fitting at rm80

Hope this helps..

[Taryn]

Found a useful resource for those who want to design you own interior. It's a list of 10 best free virtual ID programs. Check it out if you are doing you own ID for your house. It might make things clearer when you show these layouts to your various contractors too.

http://freshome.com/2010/08/18/10-be...ams-and-tools/