Week 2 of reno 🔨

During the renovation, choosing trunking for gas and aircon piping instead of the traditional box-up method has really made a difference. Trunking not only offers a sleek and modern look but also provides easy access for future maintenance, which is a huge win for any homeowner. If you're planning a gas pipe installation in an HDB or condo, it's important to consider the benefits of trunking, especially if you want to avoid dismantling walls every time an inspection or repair is needed. Unlike box-up, trunking installation is faster and allows for greater customization, such as L-shape trunking that fits your home’s layout perfectly. Before starting your gas pipeline connection, ensure your home is properly ventilated to reduce moisture risks around piping areas. During my renovation, I found that keeping an open air circulation system alongside trunking helps minimize potential issues. For those wondering about costs, trunking is generally affordable, and while it requires careful installation, it saves you money on potential future repairs. Also, when selecting pipe and pipe fittings, look for durable materials suitable for residential gas piping that comply with Singapore safety standards. In my experience, staying proactive by asking your contractor about the installation process and how trunking will be integrated into your home can make the entire renovation smoother. Plus, keeping track of the construction block reference numbers during permits will help avoid delays. Stay tuned for my next update with the tile reveal—I'm excited to show how these functional improvements are coming together aesthetically!