At which stage should I prepare for this, presumably post-handover at the landscaping design stage? But should the sparky provision for this when he does the rough in? I mean, does the outdoor wiring source the power somewhere from the house like from the nearest outdoor socket, or it normally sourc...

What is the most common job sequence in terms of painting, cabinetry/joinery, doors, timber floor? I know in cases of renovation, it all varies, like the sequence really depends and either way sorta has its pros and cons But in a new building context, is there a best practice job sequences that tra...

Yeh l don't know why the post just refused to display any photo being uploaded or linked it just doesn't work.. I think you are spot on mate. It's the air smart vents. It's being used in their Lumiere display and Riviera display. Bummer to hear that is super expensive

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I saw in their signature displays, they have this stylish aircon vents (without vent cover). It does looks much better than old school square/round vents I have to say, and provides another option on top of those linear diffusers. Because of the smaller size, I notice that there are more vents than...

If solid timber or glued timber floors follow this: Flooring, kitchen cab or cabs which this flooring runs under, doors and frames including EZjambs, tiles, vanities, both fit offs, skirting, paint, carpet. You put the timber down first to avoid trimming around cabs. If floating timber floor follow...

If solid timber or glued timber floors follow this: Flooring, kitchen cab or cabs which this flooring runs under, doors and frames including EZjambs, tiles, vanities, both fit offs, skirting, paint, carpet. You put the timber down first to avoid trimming around cabs. If floating timber floor follow...

If solid timber or glued timber floors follow this: Flooring, kitchen cab or cabs which this flooring runs under, doors and frames including EZjambs, tiles, vanities, both fit offs, skirting, paint, carpet. You put the timber down first to avoid trimming around cabs. If floating timber floor follow...

What is the most common job sequence in terms of painting, cabinetry/joinery, doors, timber floor? I know in cases of renovation, it all varies, like the sequence really depends and either way sorta has its pros and cons But in a new building context, is there a best practice job sequences that trad...