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Good morning Viewers

Good afternoon Viewers.

We have a new hotel room renovation on our hand.
Scope of work. "Give the room a modern face-lift".

Area of concentrations
- Door: To be changed from MDF to glossy HDF
- Wardrobe to be changed.
- New Head Board from ground to POP
- NEW Toilet Tiles Design.
- New Plumbing Fittings

Below is the existing picture of the hotel room.

Procurement of tiles, cements and tiles done.
One shocking item on the list of what we budgeted for is POP CEMENT. We bought for 9200. That's really shocking. From a budget of 6,500 per bag.

Tiles removal and screeding works and Electrical works

See the work progress so far on this hotel room transformation.

Room space after screeding and then now furniture works to introduce new headboards and TV shelves

Bathroom work update here

See current state vs Before state in the last two pictures

Furniture Works update on the room.
We are doing new bed head board, full wall. New TV shelve. New wardrobe
New curtains. New Doors

Bathroom Work update

See how it's looking now...

Strange, what kind of puddles are these? Is the water oozing from the tap or from the sewer? Here are the contacts of excellent masters https://chosenrooter.com/services/residential/sewer/ - call them before the situation worsens. As you know, the further you pull, the more difficult it is to eliminate the problem. My neighbors had a case - they poured some kind of chemistry and it corroded the pipes, I had to completely change them.

Finished result from the works here
Day Light View of the room
See the quality of curtain we did.

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Happy New Month

What if I want only a design ?

fykes:
What if I want only a design ?

Good morning Sir/Ma,

Sure we Can do that as well...

I detest the looks of this exact kinda burglars, I am looking to make a few changes to my project soon, is there a way to make these burglars a bit appealing and not making your house look a prison cell

quote author=Dennis3D post=100180988]More pictures from this renovation project. Painting and wall finishing ongoing. [/quote]

Kaybthaniels:
I detest the looks of this exact kinda burglars, I am looking to make a few changes to my project soon, is there a way to make these burglars a bit appealing and not making your house look a prison cell

quote author=Dennis3D post=100180988]More pictures from this renovation project. Painting and wall finishing ongoing.

Good morning Sir,
We have more simpler and nice burglaries from some of our recent projects should you check the first 4 thread posts of our project pages on our profile.

Especially the embedded ones... There are some too that we don't use burglaries. It all depends on location of the project and it's security threats or risks.

However, designs for burglaries are not exhaustive, and as such you have variety of options so far it meets the purpose of use not just for aesthetics

Morning, the photo is what my burglaries kinda looks like, I don't like that it was done on the wall as opposed to the ones done in the wall where the window seats, if that makes any sense, I did go through your pages and that's the thing..the embedded ones was what i wanted but the contractor said the walls are too thin for that or some excuse like that, I wasn't around when it was done, else i wouldn't have approved of it to begin with, Now my question is ..Can the current ones be tweaked and put in the walls like i just managed to explain?, and also the walls have already been screeded, I am guessing the parts that will be affected during the wall hammering and breaking to get the burglaries out will need to be screeded again?, What's your advice? and thanks for your response and input, greatly appreciated.

Dennis3D:


Good morning Sir,
We have more simpler and nice burglaries from some of our recent projects should you check the first 4 thread posts of our project pages on our profile.

Especially the embedded ones... There are some too that we don't use burglaries. It all depends on location of the project and it's security threats or risks.

However, designs for burglaries are not exhaustive, and as such you have variety of options so far it meets the purpose of use not just for aesthetics

Kaybthaniels:
Morning, the photo is what my burglaries kinda looks like, I don't like that it was done on the wall as opposed to the ones done in the wall where the window seats, if that makes any sense, I did go through your pages and that's the thing..the embedded ones was what i wanted but the contractor said the walls are too thin for that or some excuse like that, I wasn't around when it was done, else i wouldn't have approved of it to begin with, Now my question is ..Can the current ones be tweaked and put in the walls like i just managed to explain?, and also the walls have already been screeded, I am guessing the parts that will be affected during the wall hammering and breaking to get the burglaries out will need to be screeded again?, What's your advice? and thanks for your response and input, greatly appreciated.

Good morning Sir,
Thanks for your comments.

Now this is an old fashioned style of doing Burglary though the one in the picture. However, if the window is a casement window then it can be embedded by reconstructing it.

The one in this picture is a luver blade glass (Olden days) style. It's an old building. The center has a wood that holds the different sides of the glass and as such this Burglary as it is can't be embedded unless the window is totally changed.

However, send me a picture of yours to further evaluate. And should you proceed to embed yours by breaking wall, sure the walls can be screeded again. Thats not an issue at all.

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Happy New Month

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