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Nice as long as you don't put a fire place it's fine. I saw a rich man's house in Nigeria with fire place I can't help wonder whose idea it was . I was laughing so much in shame.

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Dam ,nice One ,i Worth More Than this brother,call me for future partnership on something like this pls ASAP

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slimfit1:
Nice as long as you don't put a fire place it's fine. I saw a rich man's house in Nigeria with fire place I can't help wonder whose idea it was . I was laughing so much in shame.

What's wrong with having a fireplace in Nigeria? Do we not have cold weather season anymore?

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MODALSOUL1:
It's all about choice ,though fireplace not necessary for a tropical climate. Absolutely unnecessary because the coldest place in Nigeria will likely never go below 15 degrees. I've seen homes in Florida with fireplace when i visited there ,though it rarely snows in Florida and most of the state is Tropical .though rarely it gets as low as 10 degrees .

So who decides what is necessary? Does having a fireplace render a building structrurally deficient?

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MODALSOUL1:
The individual and his architect decides. but in my opinion it's unnecessary having a fireplace in a tropical climate.It's just like having Air conditioner in Greenland . which is totally unnecessary. though no one stops anyone from having air conditioner in Greenland , but it will likely never be used . if you have fireplace in a tropical climate you might as well have snow melting salt and winter jacket and boots . etc.

Well, you can call me wasteful willy because I have a fireplace in my design and I will be using it because I find it very necessary. I am not one to "surfer and smile".

Every homeowner should decide what makes him comfortable in his house.

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MODALSOUL1:

Absolutely ,Brother!

most modern homes just use a heater that can't be seen ,and fireplace with actual fire is considered old school and going out of style . i'm New school and prefer this method . In any case, if your reason for having a fireplace with a fire facade is for ornamental reason,Absolutely ,Brother!

Actual reason for having a fireplace is to provide heat, not ornamental.

Some people like me like open flames and could care less about latest fads. There’s a reason that homes built in the USA still offer real fireplaces so it can’t be going out of style.

slimfit1:
Nice as long as you don't put a fire place it's fine. I saw a rich man's house in Nigeria with fire place I can't help wonder whose idea it was . I was laughing so much in shame.

A fireplace wouldn't be out of place if the house is on the Jos plateau. There are seasons when it would/could be used. Years ago, I spent my Christmases at a guesthouse run by missionaries and enjoyed the evenings sitting by the fire.

MODALSOUL1:
It's all about choice ,though fireplace not necessary for a tropical climate. Absolutely unnecessary because the coldest place in Nigeria will likely never go below 15 degrees. I've seen homes in Florida with fireplace when i visited there ,though it rarely snows in Florida and most of the state is Tropical .though rarely it gets as low as 10 degrees .

In January, the temperature in Jos went as low as 10 degrees. In Kuru, 8 degrees.

lorhema:


A fireplace wouldn't be out of place if the house is on the Jos plateau. There are seasons when it would/could be used. Years ago, I spent my Christmases at a guesthouse run by missionaries and enjoyed the evenings sitting by the fire.

Fire place with the aircon on most rich people in Nigeria don't have class.

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