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    Posted 30 September 2011 - 06:44 PM
    'centrino2', on 19 Sept 2011 - 10:41 PM, said:
    Contacted CCM Bendemeer and was told that they have stopped carrying Eubiq. They might still have some older models but you have to check with them before going down.

    So I decided to contact ASL and talked to Eddy. He was able to provide advice thru the phone and I placed order with him straight after that. Moreover, he will be delivering the order tomorrow to my place. Wow...that's what I called SERVICE. :good:


    This is what I have bought from ASL...1m Kitchen SH1 power track and 2 x UK + 2 x International plugs....
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    $285+ inclusive of GST 

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      home win - pole system



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        Posted 30 September 2011 - 06:37 PM
        Was busy closing sales quarter so has not been updating on the renovation status.... To date, the plumbing, tiling, false ceiling are done and there will start painting the house. Guess how many people they sent to paint a 3 bedroom apartment .... FIVE :rolleyes: Anyway, I have some pictures to share on the progress....

        Posted Image false ceiling up....
        Posted Imagembr tiling done...
        Posted Imageside partitions up for the pole system to be installed by Home Win on a later date

        Oh another update, I have chosen Home Win over the rest to install the pole system wardrobe. Not only is their price the most competitive, Cathy (the lady boss) is also very knowledgeable and friendly. She has even offered to be around when my contractor installed the side partitions (not by her as it will be cheaper for me to engage my current false ceiling contractor since they are already doing up the place) so as to advise them on the dimension and location. Kudos to Cathy :good: 

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            Posted 31 October 2011 - 09:28 PM
            'yaolong', on 30 Oct 2011 - 4:38 PM, said:
            Hi centrino2, can kindly PM me the contacts too?

            I like to ask the 'rail' for opening and closing of the wardrobe doors are in the flooring or the ceiling? I am afraid that the floorings will b damaged if the 'rails' are on the floor


            Went home today and took photos of the rails.....
            Posted ImagePosted Imagebottom rails
            Posted ImagePosted Imagetop tracks
            Posted Imagepole connected to the wall 
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            Home win - Pole system

            http://www.streetdirectory.com/homewin/

            http://www.renotalk.com/forum/topic/43154-embark-on-a-new-renovation-journey-after-8-years/page-4

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              Posted 29 October 2011 - 11:01 PM
              'Terencetcw', on 29 Oct 2011 - 10:34 AM, said:
              @ centrino2

              nice wardrobe u have there~
              how big is your wardrobe?
              guess im abit old school~ after looking at your wardrobe design..i would like to use pole system too...i wonder is it sufficient space for installing them..my estimated space for wardrobe 6.5ft....

              Yo...my wardrobe is about 9ft. Understand from Home Win is that since pole system is customizable, it can fit into almost any sizes. Don't think there's any issue with 6.5ft, most probably you will only have 2 doors. I like the pole system as I can make full use of my ceiling height, customize the interior, change the config anytime (use alan key), power plugs in the wardrobe, TV wall mounted in the wardrobe (will be having my printer, Bluray player.....in there as well) and maybe dismantle and bring to my new place in future :good: One thing to note about Home Win is that they actually came to my place 4 times (survey and quote, actual measurement, was there to ensure the measurement is right when my false ceiling guy was taking measurement for the side partitions (use my own contractor) and final installation of the pole system) so as to ensure that their products meet my expectation. Actually it exceeded my expectation as the overall price is cheaper than those I have surveyed (the usual guys) and their materials felt solid. Even my ID is now keen to work with them on other projects :notti: I can PM u the contact if u're keen....

              Posted Image40" LED mounted in the wardrobe (yet to arrange the cables)
              Posted Imageall do



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                Posted 27 October 2011 - 09:37 PM
                Home Win came to install the pole system this afternoon. The installer is a young man whom is very careful and tidy with his work. As the door is of a height of 2.8m, they have to carry the 3 doors up the stairs to my unit as they are too high for the lift. :sport-smiley-003: The lady boss Cathy also came at the end of the day to examine the installation. Overall, the pole system is nicely done up and the quality is to my expectation. Will strongly recommend them :good:

                Posted ImagePosted Image3M doors
                Posted ImageCathy inspecting the installation
                Posted ImagePosted Imagethe finished pole system 



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