ice4u999:
Just wondering any idea what the asking price to rent one of these flats?

skimanski:
Email me at skimanski4life@yahoo.com so that I can email you a total breakdown of cost

skimanski:



Kindly Email me via below email info:

skimanski4life@yahoo.com
jude@dnstructures.com

Qc1:



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Oga skimanski please email me the total breakdown of this house too at this email address; keem4ever69@gmail.com


Thanks.

sunite1:
Oga Jude, I am just wondering since the septic is all casted how will waste water be drying up. I thought soak away usually have hollow block to allow waste water to dry up.

sorry for my pay man question

sunite1:
please what is the cost of those internal doors?

sunite1:
This is a water logged area. Hollow bricks cannot be used here. It will collapse on it self.

Thanks. so how will waste water be disposed? water from bathroom and toilets. won't the septic fill up within a short time?

skimanski:
Secondly your septic tank must be divided into 2 partitions (1-Septic tank 2-soakaway) Septic is for Toilet waste, while soakaway is for waste water. The soakaway part must have holes, which will allow water in and out of the pit. but not that part will always have water coming in from the holes below the water level, hence the reason why you need a high foundation so the septic tank and soakaway are not buried too low.

skimanski:
Now finally connect a pipe linking the septic tank water to the soakaway. The idea is that once the toilet stool water fills up to that link pipe point, it drains into the soakaway, and suppose to soakaway from there into the soil from there via the little pipes.
Note that there are situation where the water lever might increase the water in the soakaway higher than the pipe such that the water is suppose to go back into the septic tank, that can be solve by putting what is called a no-return valve, on the pipe so that water goes out of the septic tank but do not come in.

skimanski:


Secondly your septic tank must be divided into 2 partitions (1-Septic tank 2-soakaway) Septic is for Toilet waste, while soakaway is for waste water. The soakaway part must have holes, which will allow water in and out of the pit. but not that part will always have water coming in from the holes below the water level, hence the reason why you need a high foundation so the septic tank and soakaway are not buried too low.

Qc1:



^^^^

Oga skimanski please email me the total breakdown of this house too at this email address; keem4ever69@gmail.com


Thanks.