wow.. nice job @ Op.. impressive

We have been doing container homes and offices for several years.
A 2 bedroom of 56m2 costs N4.4m. A 3 bdr costs 6 million. Units can be completed in 2 weeks.
Www.rapidcabin.com

Nice one...hope we see more of this

Toilets and utilities nko

This is very innovative. Now you are giving me ideas on what i might actually need this for.

Lovely, but need cost ideas, hope it's not too expensive... @ 5p1naz...

Rapid cabin dey too expensive abeg... looks unaffordable

5pinaz baba..longest tym..u remember our tym at prodigits？...na ur guy xtivin..halla me xtivin@yahoo.com we need talk

Our container home are built using steel pipes instead of wood noggins. Wood noggins tend to give way due to insect infestation. We also use full wall and ceiling insulation.
We also use Nigerian made cables as our 2 bdr container homes comes with 3 toilets and 2 baths and come ready to use.

obua:
We have been doing container homes and offices for several years.
A 2 bedroom of 56m2 costs N4.4m. A 3 bdr costs 6 million. Units can be completed in 2 weeks.
Www.rapidcabin.com

Does this include toilets and baths? How many toilets/baths are included in this prices? Kindly confirm. There is a site in Ibeju-Lekki that requires this kind of 3-bedroom unit.

nicey but i see no Granite...not happy. Lol.

laudate:


Does this include toilets and baths? How many toilets/baths are included in this prices? Kindly confirm. There is a site in Ibeju-Lekki that requires this kind of 3-bedroom unit.

.the 3 bdr unit has 3toilets and bath. Roofing is done using long span aluminum on steel rafters. We don't use wood rafters

@smiley,i Beg i Can't laugh,no wahala op will still call you to supply the granite with Shap sand,let the granite full o as you usually do

Nice concept...@op

rotecch77:
@smiley,i Beg i Can't laugh,no wahala op will still call you to supply the granite with Shap sand,let the granite full o as you usually do

Lol... Thanks Sir.

obua:
Our container home are built using steel pipes instead of wood noggins. Wood noggins tend to give way due to insect infestation. We also use full wall and ceiling insulation.
We also use Nigerian made cables as our 2 bdr container homes comes with 3 toilets and 2 baths and come ready to use.

Bros, things are not done this way, you can't flood someone's thread with adverts and pictures, space full everywhere, create your own thread.

Ligxy:

Bros, things are not done this way, you can't flood someone's thread with adverts and pictures, space full everywhere, create your own thread.

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Seconded...
Chairman, it would be nice we apply some civility and courtesy here. Create your own beautiful thread and bombard it with pics and ads, we would happily check in and follow (as the spirit leads).

We are still waiting for updates. OP, kindly give us more updates as i am very interested in this.

The interior was finally finished off with a touch of wooden shipping pallet.

This is the sitting area outside the shop where people can sit out in the evening and have some snacks. fenced off with a planter box made out of a combination of angle steel and wooden shipping pallet.

Please take long range shots.

You've done a good job as far as I can tell.

Look at this design that can be done I think with a 40 footer and 20 foot container.

this is quite possible @egunmogaji

the ugly corrugated walls of the container being covered up. . .

i am starting a new thread soon on the construction of a house.

CLIENT is a Nairalander. many thanks guys

5p1naz:
i am starting a new thread soon on the construction of a house.

CLIENT is a Nairalander. many thanks guys

Congrats sir.

Is it container stuff or cement & block house?

smiley001:



Congrats sir.

Is it container stuff or cement & block house?

This one is back to the traditional block and mortar house. Not container ..

I'm absolutely floored by the woodwork on this project.

A job well done Sir.

Farnsworth:
it will be too hot, why not build everything from wood.

I would love to build with wood too, and I've looked into it somewhat. However, finding wood that is not warped is very very difficult in Nigeria. If you find it, it's also extremely expensive. We don't have enough people who understand how to build well with wood so it deals with the contraction and expansion of the changing seasons (hot, humid, cold, dry). I admire that the OP is using wood for the sidings... I'm curious to see how it will wear with time...

A lot of us in the construction/properties section have long been wishing for alternative methods of building, apart from the usual concrete blocks, and this is a valuable learning experience. It may not have all what we wished for, but it's a very welcome alternative.

OP: where did you get those wood 2x4s you're using as siding for the building and flower beds? Looks nice and straight?

nextstep:


I would love to build with wood too, and I've looked into it somewhat. However, finding wood that is not warped is very very difficult in Nigeria. If you find it, it's also extremely expensive. We don't have enough people who understand how to build well with wood so it deals with the contraction and expansion of the changing seasons (hot, humid, cold, dry). I admire that the OP is using wood for the sidings... I'm curious to see how it will wear with time...

A lot of us in the construction/properties section have long been wishing for alternative methods of building, apart from the usual concrete blocks, and this is a valuable learning experience. It may not have all what we wished for, but it's a very welcome alternative.

OP: where did you get those wood 2x4s you're using as siding for the building and flower beds? Looks nice and straight?

you are right, the way this kind structures are built in other parts of the world is faster, concrete blocks are quite unnecessary sometimes. I suppose some innovative solutions from locally available resources that is cost effective is always welcomed. However, I will be interested to know the average cost for these relative to other methods within Nigeria and in other countries.

Any updates? Has this project been completed? What was the total cost of construction?

laudate:
Any updates? Has this project been completed? What was the total cost of construction?

I have been looking for you, atleast, to see ur reactions on some issues. It took me time to locate the thread where we once had a robust discussion.

https://www.nairaland.com/2711457/nnpc-discontinues-opa-adopts-direct/2#39686314

BALLOSKI:
I have been looking for you, atleast, to see ur reactions on some issues. It took me time to locate the thread where we once had a robust discussion.

https://www.nairaland.com/2711457/nnpc-discontinues-opa-adopts-direct/2#39686314

Bros, I deliberately refused to comment. I don't want to develop high-blood pressure over the events in the Nigerian oil sector. Am still too young, abeg!