kopell:
Wa Oooo, for real. Going this far to save projuct owner money. Very kind, how many contractors will do that this days.

One did for me this week, Smiley001, while he didn't go to Lagos but he is also as conscientious.

But tuale for KolaShangOne sha, e try no be small even though he's hiding his Engineers from us

Yes yes I'm still facing my lane

mufutau55:

True. Quite understood. Thanks.

This can be EgunMogaji's one week pay.. for carrying the blocks.

Hajji M.

Hajji, Its more than 1 week o.. Blocks are charged at 20 naira per block so he has to carry 1000 blocks which I bet he can't in a week.. In a month Sef..

KolaShangOne:


Hajji, Its more than 1 week o.. Blocks are charged at 20 naira per block so he has to carry 1000 blocks which I bet he can't in a week.. In a month Sef..

That kin laugh na nervous laugh o. Make u no start shaking as time draws near o.

See my oga you no sabi contract very well.

Our bet didn't stipulate distance. You said "I bet you can't move XX block a day". I assure you that I can shift 1,000 blocks in a week across 1 feet

EgunMogaji:


One did for me this week, Smiley001, while he didn't go to Lagos but he is also as conscientious.

But tuale for KolaShangOne sha, e try no be small even though he's hiding his Engineers from us

Yes yes I'm still facing my lane

This is good news, where are all this guys when I was doing my little thing. I'm lucky, never had any bad belle experience with my engineer, expect some of day labor walking away with some of my stuffs at site. I hope we have many more of this guys.

KolaShangOne:

Hajji, Its more than 1 week o.. Blocks are charged at 20 naira per block so he has to carry 1000 blocks which I bet he can't in a week.. In a month Sef..

No sir. I no wan kill my big friend and brother o. No Alabukun for Ame o.

Those your Engineers no dey climb roof to work? More photos of those o... You know the one I dey talk o.

Hajji M.

kopell:
Wa Oooo, for real. Going this far to save projuct owner money. Very kind, how many contractors will do that this days.

I have plenty "human feelings".
The thing is. I told Oga I was going to refunded him if any excesses / surpluses occurred and I was just keeping to my word.

EgunMogaji:



That kin laugh na nervous laugh o. Make u no start shaking as time draws near o.

See my oga you no sabi contract very well.

Our bet didn't stipulate distance. You said "I bet you can't move XX block a day". I assure you that I can shift 1,000 blocks in a week across 1 feet

Nervous laugh ke.. Hajji, see Egun Mogaji talking about distance now.. Soon we will be calculating Speed, Velocity and Acceleration..

Few days to arrival and AGREEMENT is changing. You were supposed to be labour for the bricklayers oo..

Bring plenty Obama money for the boys oo..

kopell:
This is good news, where are all this guys when I was doing my little thing. I'm lucky, never had any bad belle experience with my engineer, expect some of day labor walking away with some of my stuffs at site. I hope we have many more of this guys.

Thanks for the compliment Oga but we are not Angels oo.. Everyone works for profit or to break even at least.. Its just that we are not as money hungry as each other.

mufutau55:


No sir. I no wan kill my big friend and brother o. No Alabukun for Ame o.

Those your Engineers no dey climb roof to work? More photos of those o... You know the one I dey talk o.

Hajji M.

Hajji I have no idea what you're talking about..

KolaShangOne:

Hajji I have no idea what you're talking about..

Haba!! Oga Kola...

Hajji M.

KolaShangOne:


Hajji I have no idea what you're talking about..

**posts and runs out of thread***

EgunMogaji:

**posts and runs out of thread***

Thank you brother. And she Alhaja too, regi-regi. see how she covers her head. Nah real Engineer be that o.

Hajji M.

EgunMogaji:


**posts and runs out of thread***

My sister go surprise you soon. You know see as she came prepared with her sokoto and canvas.

Even with my arthritis people tend to underestimate me and I actually like that cos I rescue my materials from the roof

KolaShangOne:
Chemicals to treat the wood..

me I just use black oil and some chemical in the 4-5 litre can. Can't remember what the name of the chemical is now.

What are the names of the chemicals

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gabbytabby:

me I just use black oil and some chemical in the 4-5 litre can. Can't remember what the name of the chemical is now.

What are the names of the chemicals

Solignum is one of them.

Hajji M.

please where is the aluminium company located in lagos. how much per square meter and can i have their no

mufutau55:


Solignum is one of them.

Hajji M.

that is the one soligum and black oil (used engine oil from trailer and other large trucks)

peaceland:
@ KolaShangOne; @ all
I am also interested in this question
1. what are the chemicals used - their names and perhaps the pros and cons
2. after treating with these chemicals; if you notice holes/decay years after what do you do; replace or treat again?.
3. in my current residence I have a wooden door that keeps producing tiny wood droppings from lots of suspicious holes. I have poured all sorts of chemicals into the door without stopping the issue - Sniper; kerosine; diesel; mosquito sprays; engine oil; etc. A carpenter said its irreversible but I felt it must be a living organism doing it and should be 'kill-able'. what possible solution if any is there?
Thank you

if it's the wrong wood ie not hard wood there is nothing you can do save for replacing. If it's hardwood then you need to ensure that it is sprayed with sandi sealer and lacquer from the onset.

lagos is an ikon termite land such that at times no matter what you do they get to it in the end especially if the place is not cleaned out regularly and depending on the wood type.

gabbytabby:
that is the one soligum and black oil (used engine oil from trailer and other large trucks)

Usually my Carpenter mix it with Kerosene.
Wonder what the engine oil contributes to it.

Hajji M.

Thanks a lot ma

gabbytabby:
if it's the wrong wood ie not hard wood there is nothing you can do save for replacing. If it's hardwood then you need to ensure that it is sprayed with sandi sealer and lacquer from the onset.

lagos is an ikon termite land such that at times no matter what you do they get to it in the end especially if the place is not cleaned out regularly and depending on the wood type.

All of this cancernogenic stuff you're spraying just anyhow, I no dey o.

mufutau55:


Usually my Carpenter mix it with Kerosene.
Wonder what the engine oil contributes to it.

Hajji M.

thanks for the reminder they do mix with kerosene

EgunMogaji:
All of this cancernogenic stuff you're praying just anyhow, I no dey o.

hence you need to rub on wood on the ground before they install the wood up.

gabbytabby:


hence you need to rub on wood on the ground before they install the wood up.

Regardless, there has to be a safer product to use than used engine oil and kerosene.

But carry on and I thank you all for his subject as it makes me educated on what to add to my list to import.

EgunMogaji:


Regardless, there has to be a safer product to use than used engine oil and kerosene.

But carry on and I thank you all for his subject as it makes me educated on what to add to my list to import.

please do share with us any information you get on safer alternatives

gabbytabby:
that is the one soligum and black oil (used engine oil from trailer and other large trucks)

Yes madam.. The chemicals are solignum, Black oil and DDT from Jubaili Agrotec..

Original DDT is the most powerful amongst all.. Even contact with the skin for a few minutes you will feel your skin reacting. It kills anything on touch. We mix all the chemicals together to form a powerful combo

@Peacland. Its better to replace the door. You can as well try DDT but please be safety conscious..

gabbytabby:


hence you need to rub on wood on the ground before they install the wood up.

Yes it's rubbed on the wood, left for some days to air-dry at which point you can only get harmed if you decided to have the wood for breakfast or dinner.. as a termite..

Pic 1: Sorting out the aluminium into sizes..

Pic 2: Eaves angle, Ridge cap, gutter trimming, wall bracket etc etc..

KolaShangOne:


1. With shoot-outs, its 25.5m x 11.7m
2. The house is 2 units of 3 bedroom flat. That means there are a total of six ( 6 ) bedrooms.

Thanks for the above information.

EgunMogaji:


One did for me this week, Smiley001, while he didn't go to Lagos but he is also as conscientious.

But tuale for KolaShangOne sha, e try no be small even though he's hiding his Engineers from us

Yes yes I'm still facing my lane

Thanks sir.

First day of Aluminum work..

Facial cladding started n concluded..
Ceiling- 50% done