HiRiser
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Here are some interior pics, Veronese model Penthouse north tower:
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Here are some interior pics, Veronese model Penthouse north tower:
However, what jumps out to me more in these two images is the cheap, low quality laminate flooring in the unit ~ those are the crappy type of laminate wood flooring (typical of Pemberton) that imitates 3 strips of wood on 1 plank ... it would have been much better if it was 1 strip of woodgrain per plank, at least that way the laminate wood flooring would 'appear' to be more like real hardwood flooring
It's almost as if they got this amazing deal on 5 kinds of light colored veneer flooring at some warehouse and they decided to use it here. No options for drk colored flooring and crappy veneer flooring. Thing is the standard flooring in the other Lanterra developments was much nicer. They coulda stepped it up a lil more given the location of the buildingIn the agreement of purchase and sale, the floors are claimed to be "veneer engineered hardwood flooring". This is tricky sales language as veneer (laminate) and hardwood are often not used to describe the same thing. The sales agent in the presentation centre kept insisting that the model suite had the standard flooring (it didn't, but I wasn't 100% sure at the time). I had a lengthly argument about it and eventually conceded in return for a decent upgrade credit. I came to realize that "veneer engineered hardwood flooring" just means plain old ugly laminate flooring in Lanterra speak.
I was shocked at the crap they were off loading onto us during colour selection. Probably the worst standard finishes I've seen anywhere.
Lanterra charges an arm and a leg to upgrade the entire unit to hardwood. It ate up my entire upgrade credit and then some.
They coulda stepped it up a lil more given the location of the building
22 Wellesley > Murano
I plan on changing my floor anyways.
And you have secretly uncovered the business plan for this project. Low prices on Bay Street to entice buyers, most of which are "plan on changing (their) floor anyways" and doing other upgrades themselves.
No everyone enjoys the options a builder gives.
i think that's the heat pump panel ... isn't that a thermostat above it?
btw, what is that green thing on the bottom of the pillar?
i think that's the heat pump panel ... isn't that a thermostat above it?
btw, what is that green thing on the bottom of the pillar?