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Kenjo wrote:Is this for Trinidad alone or the entire world ? Should the shipping costs decrease after corona ?
Phone Surgeon wrote:only buy tiles at tile warehouse eh
dont make the mistake of buying any sink or toilet or faucet.
i bounce my head REAL bad there
shake d livin wake d dead wrote:Armitage today is not like long ago...still wish i could find good quality armitage. What are the other go to brands these days?
pugboy wrote:plumbing solutions is agent for toto i believe
they are the best toilets in the world
don’t take my word, check yourselfshake d livin wake d dead wrote:Armitage today is not like long ago...still wish i could find good quality armitage. What are the other go to brands these days?
carluva wrote:Shakes, lemme give you some tips.
Explore other options for flooring for the house such as wood, laminate or luxury vinyl planks. Nothing is more horrid than waking up in the morning and stepping in cold tiles. Tiles also have a high cost per SF installed when you factor in thinset, spacers, grout and possible floor levelling. Not to mention the mess to clean after.
Other flooring options may cost the same as tiles but are easier to install, more aesthetically pleasing and just as easier to maintain. I'm an advocate for luxury vinyl planks. They are available in waterproof options, have wood finished patterns and can be installed in a day or less, depending on size of room. I did a floor before Xmas using the luxury vinyl planks and the room was done in less than two hours. Cleanup was a breeze and we wer back in the room shortly after. If you interested, I'll send you a contact for high quality floors out of the US. Look at Shaw floors online.
Regarding toilets and sanitary ware, stick to what you know. I have Twyfords toilets and sinks right through. I bought them at Anthony P Scott Limited. Do not buy Twyfords anywhere else as the chances of getting a knock off a high. Then you'll end up in problems. Twyfords have been bought out by Geberit now. So if you get the Geberit from AP Scott, it's the same good Twyfords quality. Plus, the parts are available from them and they last long.
Toilet brands I'd stick to are Twyfords/Geberit from AP Scott, Kohler from Mirror Mirror, Armitage Shanks, but I don't know who sells them and American Standard (I believe that's sold at Samlalsingh's or SWS, but I know it's one of them on Union Road Marabella). Lotus is good as well I believe.
Fixtures... Stick to the good ones like Delta, Moen, Kohler and Pfister (all which you can get online and locally). Cobra is also quite good and only available locally.
Your tile installer should have been using a wet tile saw. There is no dust.Phone Surgeon wrote:That costing you 40k maximum with the vinyl planks installed. No worries about tiles not straight and extreme dust from tile cutting. Quick quick install.
And this one waterproof.
I soaked a piece in a bucket of water for 2 weeks to see if it would.affect it
pugboy wrote:one thing, if your house using a septic tank, a rubber flapper toilet is not advised as if the flapper rubber gets stiff and leaks and water runs continuously into the bowl without you knowing it will flood your cesspit. In such cases a toilet with elephant type syphon is the better option.
Phone Surgeon wrote:That costing you 40k maximum with the vinyl planks installed. No worries about tiles not straight and extreme dust from tile cutting. Quick quick install.
And this one waterproof.
I soaked a piece in a bucket of water for 2 weeks to see if it would.affect it
carluva wrote:That is the room we did over just before Xmas last year. That room was 22 x 12 and material and labour was about 8000 or so including flooring and base moulding. No glue as the install is snap and lock.
I did my floors with Fantastic Floors TT. Google them and arrange a site visit. Trust me, the guy who is also the owner is very professional and courteous. His professionalism alone is reason to use the floors. Plus, the line he carries is Shaw which is one of the best rates brands in the US for style and durability.
There is another company, Dekker Ltd., that represents Karndean brand out of Europe. Those floors are great as well but their customer service sucks. After speaking and emailing them, I am still awaiting my sure visit. I won't recommend them for that simple reason.
CW interiors is nice, but as PS said, expensive.
Call Fantastic Floors TT and you'll understand the benefits of the LVP.IMG_20201219_191819375.jpegIMG_20201218_222148052.jpeg
shake d livin wake d dead wrote:pugboy wrote:one thing, if your house using a septic tank, a rubber flapper toilet is not advised as if the flapper rubber gets stiff and leaks and water runs continuously into the bowl without you knowing it will flood your cesspit. In such cases a toilet with elephant type syphon is the better option.
Wasa have a new soakway system up East mainly due to the high water table..id take a few pics of already built ones and step by step pics of when im about to start mine
shake d livin wake d dead wrote:carluva wrote:That is the room we did over just before Xmas last year. That room was 22 x 12 and material and labour was about 8000 or so including flooring and base moulding. No glue as the install is snap and lock.
I did my floors with Fantastic Floors TT. Google them and arrange a site visit. Trust me, the guy who is also the owner is very professional and courteous. His professionalism alone is reason to use the floors. Plus, the line he carries is Shaw which is one of the best rates brands in the US for style and durability.
There is another company, Dekker Ltd., that represents Karndean brand out of Europe. Those floors are great as well but their customer service sucks. After speaking and emailing them, I am still awaiting my sure visit. I won't recommend them for that simple reason.
CW interiors is nice, but as PS said, expensive.
Call Fantastic Floors TT and you'll understand the benefits of the LVP.IMG_20201219_191819375.jpegIMG_20201218_222148052.jpeg
Is it the pic or there is a slight belly in the first pic?
pugboy wrote:interested to know this design
it is a problem occurring everywhere, many persons are cheating and running overflow direct into box drains
which may or may not be legal codeshake d livin wake d dead wrote:pugboy wrote:one thing, if your house using a septic tank, a rubber flapper toilet is not advised as if the flapper rubber gets stiff and leaks and water runs continuously into the bowl without you knowing it will flood your cesspit. In such cases a toilet with elephant type syphon is the better option.
Wasa have a new soakway system up East mainly due to the high water table..id take a few pics of already built ones and step by step pics of when im about to start mine
$h0Ck@ wrote:pugboy wrote:interested to know this design
it is a problem occurring everywhere, many persons are cheating and running overflow direct into box drains
which may or may not be legal codeshake d livin wake d dead wrote:pugboy wrote:one thing, if your house using a septic tank, a rubber flapper toilet is not advised as if the flapper rubber gets stiff and leaks and water runs continuously into the bowl without you knowing it will flood your cesspit. In such cases a toilet with elephant type syphon is the better option.
Wasa have a new soakway system up East mainly due to the high water table..id take a few pics of already built ones and step by step pics of when im about to start mine
I am also interested in this design. PM or post more info plz.
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