BTW, for bathroom fixtures/accessories like wash basin, faucets, shower heads, toilets/water closets, bathtubs, where do you buy these at the best prices? Do the normal hardware stores carry these? I usually see these at Home Depots and ACE/Handyman outlets, but i guess they have that added price. Some brands i see at these outlets are American Standard, HCG..
I'm currently renovating our house.
For our masters bedroom, gusto ni misis lakihan ang walk-in closet, so kumuha kami ng space from the adjacent room.
Ang problem ko now is baka hindi umabot sa loob ng walk-in closet yung lamig ng aircon. Can I put a sort of transfer fan to suck in air from the bedroom and blow it into the walk-in closet through the ceiling?
Also, sa mga toilets naman, ang gagawin ng contractor is put new tiles over the old tiles. Ok lang ba ito?
Floor to ceiling ba ang tiles? Kasi kung hindi, it will look awkward....
It it is, then, 'sisikip' ang bathroom...
Just wondering kung matibay ang pagkakadikit niyan.....
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has anyone here tried using "toggle bolts" aka "butterfly anchors" to mount a TV Bracket on a gypsum board?
2 PCS Toggle Bolt 3/16 x 5 inches ( 5 mm x 125 mm ) Galvanized also called Butterfly Anchor or Wing Bolt TGC | Lazada PH
If the desired or specific TV location won't allow the TV bracket to anchor securely onto wall stud studs, you may build a TV wall of 18mm boards for the bracket to screw on. DIYable if you're handy.
Anchor or hang that board onto the studs securely.
You may gap the TV wall a coupla inches away from the drywall to serve as your cabling cavity.
Pic below shows a similar application. Red arrow points at the TV bracket. White arrow points at the hole to route the power, net, HDMI, audio-video lines or what have you between. Blue arrow=drywall. Note the speakers have no visible wires.
This way, you won't worry of suddenly finding the TV on the floor broken....plus, most of the web of wires will be tucked away for a more pro-like install. Just my 2cents....
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Pagsummer kasi, super init sa 2nd floor. And mahirap din magbihis ng pinagpapawisa ka.
I've searched the net, and medyo common ng ginagawa ang tile-over-tile. May ipapahid munang tile adhesive.
Floor to ceiling ang wall tiles. Half inch lang naman ang dagdag sa kapal ng tile plus adhesives.
maraming klase ang grout adhesive.. di gaya noon kailangan talagang mag tiktik..
^^^ Bro.,- kung hindi pareho ang size ng old and new tyles,- okay lang ba?
To my inexperienced mind (because I have not seen or done this), parang may hindi tama...
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I'm really thinking hard if pabakbak ko ang old tiles or mag tile over tile ako. I need the renovation to be finished by my set deadline. Aalis kasi kami buong family by that time. Ang takot ko baka hindi matapos sa deadline if pabakbak ko ang tiles.
Yung old tiles, sigurado ako na maganda ang kapit. Todo bantay ang father ko nung pina-construct itong bahay. Yung mga walls nga, reklamo mga workers na sobrang tigas, hirap tibagin. Napapakamot nalang sa ulo yung contractor dahil hindi din nya na-anticipate ito.
Ang question ko lang is kung gaano kaganda ang kapit ng new tiles sa old tiles kapag mag tile over tile ako.
ganito na lang gawin mo boybi. ganyan din problema namin sa walking closet mainit, ganito ginawa ko, kung hinde pwede magbutas at maglagay ng window A/C sa closet bumili ka na lang portable a/c then ang yun exaust duct ng portable a/C eh yun na lang pagawa mo na palabas ng ceiling. meron na naman kasamang duct yun portable a/C pagawa mo lang yun dulo na nakafix na sa ceiling, lalamig pa ang closet and CR niyo. pag ebak ka at nainit pasok mo yun portable A/C sa CR...heheheganun ginagawa ko eh.
as for your tile to tile, I'm not sure about that. gawain ng tamad yan eh mukhang tinatamad contractor mo. do it right the first time, kailan ka pa ba ulit mag pa renovate? paalis mo lahat ng lumang tiles tutal nag renovate ka na eh para isang gawaan na lang.
Last edited by shadow; June 5th, 2011 at 03:45 PM.