dark colour for me more difficult to notice how dirty it gets.. so can ignore the regular cleaning..
actually also interested in rough stone material.. like the open shower in Port dickson Avilon resort..
asn i said.. I am the lazy maid
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dark colour for me more difficult to notice how dirty it gets.. so can ignore the regular cleaning..
actually also interested in rough stone material.. like the open shower in Port dickson Avilon resort..
asn i said.. I am the lazy maid
me also owns a unit. actually i prefer to get one at bukit indah. I am looking also for bumi lots for apartment at bukit indah. Not sure whether still have or not.
Looking also at the 5 storey shops at bukit indah by sp setia. Intend to buy using my bumi but no capital at the moment. Do you think the shop unit can get good returns in terms of rental?
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Seems the 3rd phase prices had gone up 40% compared to the first.
i guess same excuse construction materials gone up. the incline is steep nonetheless. will go down this weekend to dig for more info.
Noticed the condos from SP Setia coming up quite nicely bang in the middle of everything.
Also noticed Hotel Granada there on Setia Land i guess?
Granada by local developer?
Also noticed Hotel Granada there on Setia Land i guess?
Granada by local developer?
Thanks euphony. Il take note of that. Did not notice it.
But i still believe EDL is a long way off.
One funny thing about the EDL is that its free for local use.
However if you wanna use it to travel to Spore then you gotta pay....
But i still believe EDL is a long way off.
One funny thing about the EDL is that its free for local use.
However if you wanna use it to travel to Spore then you gotta pay....
Thanks mallow. Been there before. Did not know that you were referring to the same location.
On one occassion i saw the head of a cow....whew.... Gross....
Yes i had got my corriander leaves there before. I remember that.
Not sure which stall sells Mee Rebus.
But yes lots of stalls there selling nasi lemaks in packets.
Lots of Beef there i noticed. Regarding the mutton i was not sure if it was fresh!
Teh Halia Kosong is not bad.... I need a lil sugar tho...
Sure il keep a look out for the exotic stuff you requested.
On one occassion i saw the head of a cow....whew.... Gross....
Yes i had got my corriander leaves there before. I remember that.
Not sure which stall sells Mee Rebus.
But yes lots of stalls there selling nasi lemaks in packets.
Lots of Beef there i noticed. Regarding the mutton i was not sure if it was fresh!
Teh Halia Kosong is not bad.... I need a lil sugar tho...
Sure il keep a look out for the exotic stuff you requested.
Hi Cathy.... Dark is better than light i think.... But if you ask me Cement Render is the best.... (You can wanna believe that i have no money since i am promoting cement render
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Actually if you use light shades of tile the thick layer of dust that will settle down is easily noticeable. In the long run causes discolouration of the tiles. Finally you will have to clean it twice a day. Not joking!! I still have this problem (Ofcourse not here at Setia Tropika)
Now if you use dark tiles the dust, dust marks are still visible.
Either way you gotta sweep and mop outside twice a day.
)Actually if you use light shades of tile the thick layer of dust that will settle down is easily noticeable. In the long run causes discolouration of the tiles. Finally you will have to clean it twice a day. Not joking!! I still have this problem (Ofcourse not here at Setia Tropika)
Now if you use dark tiles the dust, dust marks are still visible.
Either way you gotta sweep and mop outside twice a day.
Hi AP,
I know you like debates. Ok one for the road - Wiki says that Chennai and Madras names origins around 16th century in same part of India. So is still valid roti canai origins from Chennai.
In fact when I was in Xian China and even parts of Beijing, I found prata type bread .
I guess we can argue like spaghetti origins but that will be for another thread. Night!
Will have to agree with you that the name Chennai possibly originated around the 16th century.
Roti Canai from Chennai? Highly Debatable. Did a decent check....
Roti Canai comes closest to Ceylon Porotta or Kerala Porotta. I have eaten the latter 2 and they are still vastly different from Roti Canai.
Versions of Ceylon/Kerala Porotta may have been brought here to Malaysia by immigrant indians. Definitely not Roti Canai (From Chennai). The British brought the Indian labourers to Malaysia only after the 18th Century at which time the name Chennai was hardly used.
Having said that Roti Canai is hard to find in India. Canai has more than one meaning.
Roti Canai from Chennai? Highly Debatable. Did a decent check....
Roti Canai comes closest to Ceylon Porotta or Kerala Porotta. I have eaten the latter 2 and they are still vastly different from Roti Canai.
Versions of Ceylon/Kerala Porotta may have been brought here to Malaysia by immigrant indians. Definitely not Roti Canai (From Chennai). The British brought the Indian labourers to Malaysia only after the 18th Century at which time the name Chennai was hardly used.
Having said that Roti Canai is hard to find in India. Canai has more than one meaning.
Hi AP,
I know you like debates. Ok one for the road - Wiki says that Chennai and Madras names origins around 16th century in same part of India. So is still valid roti canai origins from Chennai.
In fact when I was in Xian China and even parts of Beijing, I found prata type bread .
I guess we can argue like spaghetti origins but that will be for another thread. Night!
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Setia seems to be doing pretty well recently, their new clusters are going to be launched at about 800k. Contrast this to the same clusters they launched back a few years ago in D'Grande where it was only going for like 400k.
Car porch sometimes is a pain to take care of, i have a pretty fastidious neighbour who makes sure to wash her car outside of her porch, etc so as to keep it clean and they clean it twice a week.
My car pouch tile is dark grey in colour. It looks like always has a layer of dust on top. Worst after raining the water marks are highly visible. Ended up I keep washing and washing....tiring! :(
I think something in between is better. Not too light, not too dark. Best like homogenous tiles. Can't see the difference between dust and tiles. Those that does not render the dust visible?
I think something in between is better. Not too light, not too dark. Best like homogenous tiles. Can't see the difference between dust and tiles. Those that does not render the dust visible?
Hi Cathy.... Dark is better than light i think.... But if you ask me Cement Render is the best.... (You can wanna believe that i have no money since i am promoting cement render
Actually if you use light shades of tile the thick layer of dust that will settle down is easily noticeable. In the long run causes discolouration of the tiles. Finally you will have to clean it twice a day. Not joking!! I still have this problem (Ofcourse not here at Setia Tropika)
Now if you use dark tiles the dust, dust marks are still visible.
Either way you gotta sweep and mop outside twice a day.
Hi Cathy.... Dark is better than light i think.... But if you ask me Cement Render is the best.... (You can wanna believe that i have no money since i am promoting cement render
At the beginning it looks ok. Even look classic if you add in specially designed tiles sparingly. But No. Cement Render is no good. As time goes by, cement will crack, and the longer it is, the more cracks you'll get. Long-term wise, not a good option. Very ugly.
Alamak!! Why say no good leh?
I talking from experience. Really.
All my homes from birth till today got places where cement render exists and places where we have laid tiles. In fact i just changed the tiled areas 4 years ago but have not touched the cemented areas.
The tiled areas are the worst. They tend to become brownish (cause of layers of dust) and really ugly that you gotta keep cleaning it all the time.
The cement render at my last home (from 1987-now) that is 24 years and still going strong.... has lasted very well. Easy on maintenance. No degeneration either!
In fact the entire space above my kitchen, bedrooms and living room (which is about 2000 sq ft) is cemented. No problems nor ugly.
Ofcourse one thing you gotta remember with cement you gotta choose between smooth and rough finish.
The rough finish is better (though not easier to walk).
The smooth finish is dangerous.
Give you a simple example.... Look at road pavements in Spore.... Long term wise... Really no problem. Now imagine if you had tiled them?
I talking from experience. Really.
All my homes from birth till today got places where cement render exists and places where we have laid tiles. In fact i just changed the tiled areas 4 years ago but have not touched the cemented areas.
The tiled areas are the worst. They tend to become brownish (cause of layers of dust) and really ugly that you gotta keep cleaning it all the time.
The cement render at my last home (from 1987-now) that is 24 years and still going strong.... has lasted very well. Easy on maintenance. No degeneration either!
In fact the entire space above my kitchen, bedrooms and living room (which is about 2000 sq ft) is cemented. No problems nor ugly.
Ofcourse one thing you gotta remember with cement you gotta choose between smooth and rough finish.
The rough finish is better (though not easier to walk).
The smooth finish is dangerous.
Give you a simple example.... Look at road pavements in Spore.... Long term wise... Really no problem. Now imagine if you had tiled them?
The place you have mentioned is indoor if I'm not wrong. I am talking about outdoor carpouch? Btw, did your notice the town councils keep replacing the cement pavements with new ones? I thought its a waste of taxpayer's money. We also toyed with the idea of having our carpouch cement rendered, but then my hubby decided against it after he see the cracks on some of his customer's carpourch. Also if you visit the ST's terrace show houses, some of the cement rendered car pouch have began to crack. Go take a look.
reminds me of the rims for my car, I was also deciding between different shades so as to hide the brake dust because it builds up way too fast and an eye sore. my suggestion occupy the car porch space with car or those toy cars and lotsa plants where space allows to distract the eyes away from the dirt.
Aiyo... Cathy... Inside the house how to have cement ? Cannot lah
I talking about outside.
I live in Sengkang and they have not replaced the cement pavements here for the last 10 years. Is that not good enough? Even my void deck area they have not done any changes in the last 10 years. That is fantastic i would say.
Compare the high density of traffic on the pavements and void deck and i dun think its a waste of tax payers money. I think its money judiciously utilized.
Now the cracks that you have mentioned can occur for several reasons:
1) Shifting soil underneath
2) Area under cement render not compressed and packed tightly
3) Bad workmanship
The list goes on....
Now compared with cracks in cement render, popping up of tiles is worse isnt it?
Another thing i wanna share is that in the last 24 years my house (Touch wood) has no structural cracks, leakages, popping up of tiles, leaking pipes or cracks in cement render. (Old style construction techniques!)
I talking about outside.
I live in Sengkang and they have not replaced the cement pavements here for the last 10 years. Is that not good enough? Even my void deck area they have not done any changes in the last 10 years. That is fantastic i would say.
Compare the high density of traffic on the pavements and void deck and i dun think its a waste of tax payers money. I think its money judiciously utilized.
Now the cracks that you have mentioned can occur for several reasons:
1) Shifting soil underneath
2) Area under cement render not compressed and packed tightly
3) Bad workmanship
The list goes on....
Now compared with cracks in cement render, popping up of tiles is worse isnt it?
Another thing i wanna share is that in the last 24 years my house (Touch wood) has no structural cracks, leakages, popping up of tiles, leaking pipes or cracks in cement render. (Old style construction techniques!)
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