Updates on Renovation 8

Received a call in the morning by the electrician and his call made me curious about how he will tear out the cables as I could not visualise the scenario after his description. The trip down made me understand what he meant by not touching the bigger wire casings. If you are able to see from the photos, what he meant was that there was a big horizontal wire casing at the ceiling of each room and he did not took those down otherwise all the wires will be in a big mess.

The wires removed from its housing 1

The wires removed from its housing 2

The socket removed from its resting place

The wiring of the kitchen was also put up as well.

The wiring in the kitchen

We also took the photos of the lights that previously had their glorious days on the ceiling and I did not realise that the lights can actually caused burnt marks on the ceilings.

The fall of the old lights 1

The fall of the old lights 2

The fall of the old lights 3

The shadows of the old lights

The water pipes were sort of done as well, together with the flooring of the service balcony.

The water pipes 1

The water pipes 2

The water pipes 3

The completed service balcony

After that check, we went for our V-day dinner. A lot of places seemed to be packed and thus we opted for Hanis at the basement of East Point in order to save time, as we need the time to do work.

The V-day dinner

Hers

His

On the following day, the doors and windows are up. Even though it did not follow the orientation of our last updated instructions, but I guess it turned out quite well. Sometimes the absent-mindedness of our contractor can bring in some nice and pleasant surprises.

MBR toilet door (open)

MBR toilet door (closed)

Common toilet door (open)

Common toilet door (closed)

MBR toilet windows

Common toilet window (outside)

Common toilet window (inside)

The inner window at the kitchen

Shall bring more updates soon.