Alicia> showflat never displayed any pipe lines plus my friend from ID line says these days, HDB conceal all gas, water pipes and electrical wires.
So usually there will only be outlet.
The toilet door can shift to service balcony but the only concern is that the space might be a bit small so door might need to customize.
I am not shifting the door, instead, i will create a washing "bay" at the service balcony, to make it like a tiny version of backyards in those terrace/semi-de/bunglow houses.
So do all the washing at the service balcony. just need a tap to go that way. The only problem is water drainage and whether that part of the house is epoxy sealed to prevent water leakage.
like this i have more places to play water! lol
ah kiam> she wants the money to go europe instead :~( she says not fair because I've been to europe before and she never been to there before.
cornice can do a simple box type to help hide those trunkings if you want to make it look a bit nicer.
Another advice is not to do a built-in wardrobe.
This is what a lot of folks tell me. built-in wardrobe, you are stucked with it for the rest of your life at that place unless you going to hack it and redo.
experiences tell that humans are fickle and when you have a built in wardrobe, you have to change your habits to suit the layout, instead of layout change to suit your habits.
having a normal wardrobe allows you to move your furniture around easily so that you can make changes along the way.
some contractors will advise you not to do flooring for built in wardrobe area. do not allow that to happen. it will be a nightmare in the future if you really intend to redo those wardrobe.