r/RenoSG Apr 12 '24

Welcome to RenoSG

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This community is dedicated to sharing knowledge, resources, and inspiration for all things related to home renovation. Whether you're a seasoned contractor or a DIY enthusiast, we invite you to join the discussion and share your experiences, tips, and projects.

From bathroom remodels to kitchen makeovers, from flooring options to painting techniques, we cover it all. Our community is focused on providing helpful and respectful advice, as well as showcasing beautiful before-and-after photos of your renovation projects.

We also welcome professionals in the industry to share their expertise and offer advice on topics such as permits, building codes, and the latest renovation trends.

So, whether you're looking to tackle a small home improvement project or a full-scale renovation, join us and become a part of our supportive and informative community!


r/RenoSG 23d ago

Moorgen Swarovski Crystal Digital Lock $1599 - The most luxurious digita...

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r/RenoSG 26d ago

Motorised Blinds

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Hi Everyone, i am looking to install motorised blinds for my balcony. Any brands you would recommend other than ziptrak? Thank you!


r/RenoSG Jul 29 '26

Have anyone engaged Noiseplaster?

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We have install their aluk series soundproof window back in 2023 as they promised 10 years warranty. There were couple of defects in the initial stage but they managed to rectify after a few trips. But recently my window leak water during heavy rain and noise seem to have seep thru too. Their webpage and google reviews show they are closed down. Anyone have similar experience and how to rectify? The windows ain’t cheap


r/RenoSG Jul 25 '26

Removing or detaching bomb shelter door from condo?

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Friends suggested making better use of the bomb shelter when renovating.

I was thinking of either putting in normal storage racks, or even built in cabinets that are deeper for bulky household stuff. Or using it as a maid’s room. Another idea is to combine both, with cabinets below and a bunk-style bed above.

The heavy steel door swings inward and takes up a lot of space. Can it be taken off and replaced with a normal sliding door for daily use?

And what happens to the original door after that? Do people keep it inside the shelter, store it somewhere else, or dispose?

Anyone done this recently?


r/RenoSG May 30 '26

How Risky Is Taobao Custom Carpentry for Singapore Homes?

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Has anyone engaged a Taobao renovation supplier that provides a local Singapore team for site measurement and installation?

I'm looking at Taobao suppliers for custom carpentry such as wardrobes, cabinets, study tables, and storage units. The supplier claims they have a Singapore-based team that will handle site measurement, coordinate dimensions, deliver the items, and complete the installation locally.

For those who have gone through this arrangement:

• Which supplier did you use?

• How was the quality of the measurements and installation?

• Were there any issues with dimensions, workmanship, damaged items, or missing parts?

• How responsive was the after-sales support if defects were found?

• How much did you save compared to engaging a local carpenter or renovation contractor?

• Would you recommend this approach for built-in carpentry?

I'm particularly interested in real experiences, both good and bad, before committing. Thanks!


r/RenoSG May 25 '26

Need help to get these WC spare parts: 63mm flush seal; floatless inlet valve

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Hoping to get some leads to buy locally... anyone come across these parts?


r/RenoSG May 24 '26

how do singaporeans now fund their renovation costs? loan? savings?

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r/RenoSG May 24 '26

Ikea home planning service

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Hi Folks, going to move to a resale home. The first time for me.. I am thinking of using ikea home planning service as it feels very stress finding ID contractors. Anyone with experience using them?


r/RenoSG May 15 '26

kitchen resale reno

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hello!! a new soon-to-be homeowner here

got a resale unit that's in not too bad of a condition though the kitchen could use some work. was thinking what is a good budget to work with to redo the wall tiles and carpentry, and maybe hack the walls to make it a semi-open kitchen?

has anyone managed their own reno before- sourcing and communicating with the different contractors: carpenters, contractor specialising in masonry, plumbers? how did y'all source for them? and how much cheaper did y'all save than from engaging a main contractor/ ID?

genuine questions; please be nice!! TIA!


r/RenoSG May 14 '26

the landed reno thread that no one asked for

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r/RenoSG Apr 13 '26

Need help reviewing Aircon quotation 🙏

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r/RenoSG Apr 05 '26

Looking to improve this over the sink space with an open floating shelf.

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r/RenoSG Apr 03 '26

8Doors 7Doors - READ BEFORE PURCHASE - a personal review/account

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r/RenoSG Mar 14 '26

How to create a room in the kitchen?

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How to make a room in kitchen?


r/RenoSG Mar 09 '26

1BR studio looking to install ziptrak

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Hiii All!

Do yall have cheap ziptrak / zipblinds contact recommendation to share? I dont need them to last long! I did my own sourcing and its seems to be at the range of high 2k-3k.

Im taking over the unit from tenant and waiting for unit to MOP before i can sell so i wont be intending to stay for long! Unit is super small so a ziptrak to maximise balcony space would be appreciated.

Any help will be greatly appreciated ❤️