The renovated shop house in Seremban was finally completed and will be launched by the owner on this Sunday.
He must have the "Fung Shui" date given by his Sifu.
The two upper floors renovation took me my worker about 2.5 weeks to complete.
Main time consuming part was the installation of the top most floor wooden ceiling.
The owner insisted to use those nesting planks as the ceiling. Very tough and we managed to get it done as per his request.
The next toughest job was to install the nesting planks on the two floors. It takes a lot effort to make sure that they were lined properly and cut to the right size.
My experience worker make it looks easy.
I took some time to install personally installed all the fake nests, about 200 pieces, to make the VIP rooms more attractive to those swiftlet.
Have a good look at these pictures and I think you will never find another BH with such a large number of gadgets.
The sound system consisted of
Internal sound : Each floor was provided with a dedicated amplifier that will allow the sound volume be controlled for the left and right side VIP rooms.
External sound : Two amplifiers too. One to run the morning sound and the other the evening sound.
Last Tango : The last tango was installed using about 8 pieces of power tweeters on the air vent structure and the main entrance hole.
Tested for about 30 minutes and the birds seems to like the two external and the internal sound.
The moment the two were put in play about 30 birds rushed into the air vent area (monkey house).
A few went straight to the VIP rooms upstairs.
I think this BH will have her first nest within 3 months after starting.
The location of the shop house is below the flying path and you can easily draw them to the tweeters if you play the right sound and the right volume.
I have advised the owner to shut the BH off for about 3 months once we put it into operation this Sunday August 5th 2012.
Best of luck to him and to those who wanted something similar please call 017 7551318.
If you wish to copy the installation shown in the pictures provided please go ahead.
Make sure you push your contractor to follow the exact method.
If he cannot do it call Pak Harry.
The main entrance hole about 2.5'X3'.
The opening for those swiftlet to enter the top most floor. About 3 feet X 5 feet.
The humidifier in operation controlled by Nikkodo H-911
The ventilation cabin where air from the window can be drawn inside.
The wooden ceiling and the nesting planks with cluster tweeters and fake nests.
Closer look at the nesting planks arrangement on the 1st floor.
We have the kite tweeter too.
Another view of the kite tweeter
Aluminium fake nests applied with fermented raw nest ready to draw birds to its location.
Look at the chandelier tweeter in operation.
The installation of cemara (pine) tree fake nests.
Another beautiful view of a nicely done BH. No one will do this intricate arrangement for your BH.
Only Pak Harry is willing to do these interesting things as if he is doing it for his own BH.
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