Ready for the concrete cast........

Spreading nylon sheets on the foundation.....

Get ready, go.......

Continue with the concrete cast of the DPC

More concrete to the floor cast...........

More pictures from our works in this house today........

Please what on take on this, to support 600mm cantilever wall to roof with concrete facial, 2bar 16 mm bottom and 4 bar 16mm top and extra 16mm for starter bar

Completing the concrete cast of the DPC........

Formation of block walls for this house........

Making column bars for the continuation of the pillars at this stage.......

More forming.......

Front of the house..........

Raising block walls in this house.......

More blocks laid.......

spyder880:
Spreading nylon sheets on the foundation.....

please is it compulsory to apply nylon before casting?

Austinosconst:
please is it compulsory to apply nylon before casting?

No, it depends on the results you want to achieve.

spyder880:


No, it depends on the results you want to achieve.

ok. Like in this case, what results do you want to achieve that made to use DPM?

Austinosconst:
ok. Like in this case, what results do you want to achieve that made to use DPM?

Better concrete curing because of water retention.

spyder880:


Better concrete curing because of water retention.

ok. Thanks alot

Today at this site.........

More work was done in this house today, more pictures tomorrow.

Austinosconst:
ok. Like in this case, what results do you want to achieve that made to use DPM?

In some cases, the reason is to prevent upward movement of dampness/moisture

We have raised all the walls to lintel levels........

From the side......

spyder880:
From the side......

the rate this building is rising with eh

Austinosconst:
please is it compulsory to apply nylon before casting?

Personally, I always do it on every building I'm working on, even on so-called "dry land". It keeps moisture from wicking up into the walls and later causing issues with mould or moss, weakening, or peeling..

Not necessary, but for 20-30k, I feel it removes a whole class of problems from the building in the future, and we're seeing best practices being used in all oga's constructions.

nextstep:


Personally, I always do it on every building I'm working on, even on so-called "dry land". It keeps moisture from wicking up into the walls and later causing issues with mould or moss, weakening, or peeling..

Not necessary, but for 20-30k, I feel it removes a whole class of problems from the building in the future, and we're seeing best practices being used in all oga's constructions.

Please is it advisable to continue brick laying after foundation backfill without DPC then DPC comes later, maybe after roofing

nextstep:


Personally, I always do it on every building I'm working on, even on so-called "dry land". It keeps moisture from wicking up into the walls and later causing issues with mould or moss, weakening, or peeling..

Not necessary, but for 20-30k, I feel it removes a whole class of problems from the building in the future, and we're seeing best practices being used in all oga's constructions.

Thank you Sir.

Austinosconst:
Please is it advisable to continue brick laying after foundation backfill without DPC then DPC comes later, maybe after roofing

The point of the DPC (or DPM) is to keep moisture from the ground entering the bricks/walls. The nylon has to be in place before any walls are set...

spyder880:
We have raised all the walls to lintel levels........

Nice one bro,

please like how much was spent on the Foundation and also from foundation level to this stage.

loffers:


Nice one bro,

please like how much was spent on the Foundation and also from foundation level to this stage.

About N4.5m average.

Updates from our work here yesterday.........