If anyone needs a good Construction Company

[irlguy1]

Hi all,

Just saw a new video of the latest completed project from the company that built my house and its pretty impressive.

If anyone is looking for a builder I would definitely recommend these guys.

Drop me a pm for their details.

 

Here are a few pics from the project.

 

 

 

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[Kwasaki]

Happy for you.

Depends on how much it cost these days our house cost 870,000 baht. ?

[HAKAPALITA]

Its where its built that costs the Money.

[Esso49]

At least you were economical with the paint by painting the exterior and interior walls from the same bucket.  Other than that it is a nice house

[HAKAPALITA]

It matters not Slum or Palace new or old , there will always be a piece of that Freakin Blue Pipe lurking about.

[merlin2014]

 

Looks like good work, wish you all the best but, best to give it 2-3 years before recommending a company. Time is the test.

[irlguy1]

 
Looks like good work, wish you all the best but, best to give it 2-3 years before recommending a company. Time is the test.

If you read my post you will see that I mentioned that these were pics from one of their current builds not my house.
They built my house years ago [emoji106]


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[gunderhill]

The devil is in the detail, what you can't see, the finishing here is also pretty  poor, forgetting to glue pipe  joints, non earthed electrics wring sized cables, wrong slope on drains, water added to concrete making it  like P*ss,seeing something "finished" shows you none of this.

Then there is the  staff issues, one team may do a good  job but they come and go, the next lot could be awful.

That's the reality of any build here. Looking "pwetty" doesn't  tell you much at all.

One man's "good" is another mans "poor", some peoples idea s of good are very different to mine.

[irlguy1]

The devil is in the detail, what you can't see, the finishing here is also pretty  poor, forgetting to glue pipe  joints, non earthed electrics wring sized cables, wrong slope on drains, water added to concrete making it  like P*ss,seeing something "finished" shows you none of this.
Then there is the  staff issues, one team may do a good  job but they come and go, the next lot could be awful.
That's the reality of any build here. Looking "pwetty" doesn't  tell you much at all.
One man's "good" is another mans "poor", some peoples idea s of good are very different to mine.

It depends on the company, the guys that built this do everything by the book
(the Western book not the Thai book) [emoji4]



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[jackdd]

18 hours ago, irlguy1 said:

It depends on the company, the guys that built this do everything by the book
(the Western book not the Thai book)

The unprotected power plug they installed on the outside of the house looks more like the "thai book"

[irlguy1]

The unprotected power plug they installed on the outside of the house looks more like the "thai book"

They are earthed, and on a breaker and they have a flap to go over them.

Like I said , Western book.

Incidentally they are called sockets not plugs [emoji6]

 

 

 

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[colinneil]

On 9/14/2018 at 9:12 AM, irlguy1 said:

If you read my post you will see that I mentioned that these were pics from one of their current builds not my house.
They built my house years ago


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You are  very well versed on other peoples houses, you say the photos are of another build by the same company, yet you know the electrics are earthed, and have a flap to go over them, well not in the photo.

Maybe you have some involvement with the company, and are using your post as advertising.

 

[irlguy1]

You are  very well versed on other peoples houses, you say the photos are of another build by the same company, yet you know the electrics are earthed, and have a flap to go over them, well not in the photo.
Maybe you have some involvement with the company, and are using your post as advertising.
 

I am very well versed on my own house which as I said was built by this company.
I have also seen video of the house I just posted so I can attest to the fact that it has a breaker unit and flaps on the sockets.

It's amazing how as usual in this forum that friendly helpful advice is leeched on by Trolls.
Anyway for the Trolls with no life have fun being cynical and pathetic.
To the ones that need a decent builder choose them or not it's up to you [emoji106]



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[colinneil]

22 minutes ago, irlguy1 said:

I am very well versed on my own house which as I said was built by this company.
I have also seen video of the house I just posted so I can attest to the fact that it has a breaker unit and flaps on the sockets.

It's amazing how as usual in this forum that friendly helpful advice is leeched on by Trolls.
Anyway for the Trolls with no life have fun being cynical and pathetic.
To the ones that need a decent builder choose them or not it's up to you



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[Rimmer]

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[CharlieH]

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[transam]

To me having internal electric sockets close to an outside swimming pool is not from a farang text book..?

[CharlieH]

Depends on proximity.

[transam]

10 minutes ago, CharlieH said:

Depends on proximity.

Well in this photo there should be a sign saying..

 

"Warning Electricity...No jumping in or splashing"

 

 

[CharlieH]

Min 2m is generally considered a good distance although "splash covers" or correct rated outdoor fittings with a spring flap at a better height I would suggest.?

[Thian]

Yes it looks good but they always use wall-putty and paint until it all looks nice.

 

Those wall outlets at the patio need a cover though, it's dangerous to have this during a storm. Also they should be grounded...

 

And what if you jump in the pool and water splashes all around? Will it flow back into the pool?

 

 

[irlguy1]

Yes it looks good but they always use wall-putty and paint until it all looks nice.
 
Those wall outlets at the patio need a cover though, it's dangerous to have this during a storm. Also they should be grounded...
 
And what if you jump in the pool and water splashes all around? Will it flow back into the pool?
 
 

Already mentioned above that they were grounded, breakered and have splash covers .

I really wish people would read a thread before commenting on it [emoji12][emoji12]


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[irlguy1]

The unprotected power plug they installed on the outside of the house looks more like the "thai book"

Asked and answered already but for those of you playing catch up...
The sockets are breakered, earthed and have splash covers (the pictures were before they went in)



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[colinneil]

1 minute ago, irlguy1 said:

Already mentioned above that they were grounded, breakered and have splash covers .

I really wish people would read a thread before commenting on it


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Not a case of reading, but using our eyes, the sockets in the photo near the pool do not have covers on.

No i am not blind,. stop trying to defend your previous comment with more BS.

 

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[CharlieH]

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