The scope of work includes the provision of skilled manpower, supporting materials, necessary tools, and equipment to carry out the wall tiling works at the affected area.
The works cover the removal of the existing basin and tap, hacking and disposal of existing wall tiles, surface preparation, supply and installation of new wall tiles, grouting, finishing, reinstallation of the basin and tap, and final cleaning to restore the affected area to a neat and functional condition.
Supply manpower, materials, tools and equipment to carry out the hacking and removal of existing tiles, including collection, loading and disposal of all hacked tiles and debris. Prepare and clean the existing surface, supply and apply the necessary tile adhesive, and proceed with the installation of new tiles as per the client’s requirements. Complete the necessary grouting and cleaning upon completion. New tiles to be provided by the client.
Remove and clean the existing grout from the toilet floor area, including proper preparation and cleaning of the tile joints. Supply manpower, materials, tools and equipment to apply new epoxy grout to the toilet floor area, ensuring neat and proper filling of all tile joints, followed by final cleaning of the tiled surface upon completion.
Supply manpower, materials, and tools to carefully remove the existing shower screen, shower set, soap stand, wall mixer, and approximately 2 feet of aircon pipe casing. Hack and dispose of the existing wall tiles to a depth of 45–60mm with the required HDB permit. Carry out 2-layer waterproofing using ARDEX QUICKSEAL 104, followed by 30–40mm screeding using Davco Floor Screed ECO if required. Supply and install new 300mm × 600mm wall tiles using weber-E-MIX Tile Fix 303, including normal grouting with AM50. Upon completion, reinstall the existing shower screen, shower set, soap stand, wall mixer, and aircon pipe casing, ensuring the area is properly finished and cleaned.
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