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Renovation to your homes
- Thread starter Andhika
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seal up half of yr hse windows, 1/2 price.
Good idea! Maybe robbers see house half fortified house they also "sian ji pua". LOL!
If you are selecting S/S, ask for powder coating, which is available in several colours, instead of the gleaming polished steel.
Do all suppliers have this? Or only selected? Got lobang mah?
Bro, go for powder coated 实心 wrought iron grilles. Much cheaper but will eventually rust hor after many yrs.....But much better looking than stainless steel. Zheng tong is a vendor who participate in JB renovation fairs often...
So what happen after all the rust appear? Does it mean replacing it? I agree that stainless steel has the pawnshop look, but it is also the best choice for securing the place. So I am mulling over doing half, or half SS and the other half aluminium. I did seek a quote from Zheng Tong but no news yet.
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I think the rust is a 10-15 year thing, as it's powder coated, so it's a long way off. Just replace after 10-15 years? I did Hong Lee Aluminium but being aluminium, its certainly less solid than wrought iron & stainless steel. Of course, the gd thing is that it doesn't rust & looks atas. SS really too 'striking' for us liao, & so ex also....
Yes, aluminium alloy is a balance between protection and corrosion proof. But I only dare to do it in Singapore as a visible deterrent as I seriously doubt the effectiveness.
In JB, better dun play play. Go for solid core wrought iron with powder coating or stainless steel if you are really staying in the house. Mine in JB has already started spot rusting for those in the toilets after a few months. I will repaint them next year. For weekend/holiday house it is okay for me.
aluminium very easy to cut. not good choice for security.
so best to go S/S. the problem with S/S is i feel it give a very 'pimped out' look. attracts attention, too. someone mentioned powder coated, yes that better than polished steel look. but price may be more exp?
why don't you go with mild steel / wrought iron(are they the same) painted grilles. very normal looking.
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when my house ready hopefully you still at molek i look for your contacts for grille.
Hong Lee folks told me their aluminium profile more solid than others, so maybe that's why more expensive. I got another quote for RM10K. Not sure if Hong Lee stuff twice as good as others though. But if it is RM20K for aluminium and RM25K for SS I would invoke value for money clause and go for SS. Or maybe install it inside the house rather than exterior and tint windows so no one will mistake home for pawnshop.
Hong Lee folks told me their aluminium profile more solid than others, so maybe that's why more expensive. I got another quote for RM10K. Not sure if Hong Lee stuff twice as good as others though. But if it is RM20K for aluminium and RM25K for SS I would invoke value for money clause and go for SS. Or maybe install it inside the house rather than exterior and tint windows so no one will mistake home for pawnshop.
Bro, I installed Hong Lee aluminium grilles, and I feel it is better than other aluminium but still flimsy. But security quite gd at my place, so it's not so bad...Personally, I prefer wrought iron 实心grilles, but wife favours aesthetics over solid look.
Haha mine is Hong Lee aluminium grilles leh....not solid 1 I feel..... I know some neighbours chose Zheng Tong.
http://www.zhengthong.com/
Did Hong Lee charge you gao gao?
2-storey intermediate terrace. Inclusive of 3 shower screens, Hong Lee charged me RM 15K.... Haiz.
Thanks for sharing. I see money go out like this (even in terms of RM) I also sweat.
Wrought iron also can get cut http://www.bangkokpost.com/news/local/369946/burglar-leaves-gold-shop-empty-handed
Haiz...
That's why (alarm, motion sensor lights & CCTV) together with grilles, are needed to act as strong deterrent..... But I say say only. Din install CCTV & motion sensor lights also...haha
anyone could advise what could i do when my master bed room gotten most of the sun light and it is scorching hot to be in..
Opening the window invite the mosquitoes..
If open, the room is better than a sauna room..
Install mozzie nets and curtains.
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