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Hi Samla,
good day to you.
your effort ok but try and educate your audience a bit more, that would attract the right patronage and give the impression that you are indeed sincere and capable. for example, you can do a little explanation on the different types of roofing materials. concentrate on the aluminium which you seems to be an expert on and tell us the different types available, the advantages and possible disadvantages (from your own point of view). your experiences so far and where the best/not fake/ aluminium materials can be sourced and then you can hold some tips to your chest like the measurements; costs; etc. that i am sure would attract the right patronage.

that aside. i have a small project that would be at the roofing stage in a month's time (God willing) so I'll need your answers on the following:
1 - what is the difference between long span & step tiles aluminium in terms of :
  (a) - wood usage
   (b) - cost (approximate) % difference
   (c) - longevity & strength
I asked the above because i want to do step tiles aluminium but i am not too sure that it would not be requiring a much more wood usage than the long span. based on what i have seen so far it seems steps for aluminium is justt the long span modified so i am not sure it requires more wood or not but wants to be very safe

2- what is the best time/season to do a roofing wet or dry
3 - what is the least quantity of aluminium (LEAST or Average, i know u cant be exact) required for a 14.10m X 12.750m building (4 bedroom flat); simple roof design
4- other than the wood, what other materials should a client get prepared for (minor things we overlook based on your experience)
5 - can you estimate a roofing cost (detailed) for the above measurement - based on the plan height of building is 5.850m plus roof with blockwork height of 3.00m
please send a copy of your response to: atopeaceland at gmail dot com
we'll take it from there
thank you

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@ peace land

am an experience quantity surveyor in the construction industry and am willing to share some information regarding your questions above for the purpose of enlightening my people out there.

1.the quantity of wood usage would definitely by higher should u decide to use the roof tile as against using a long span aluminium sheet due to the fact the purlins centre to centre is definitely reduce from possible 900-1200 to a lesser centre to centre point of about 300-500 in order to fit the roof tiles because they are smaller in sizes than the long span aluminium.In most cases batten is usually used instead.

2.the roof tiles should be slightly higher that the long span aluminum because it takes more time to fix.

3.boths should be about the same since they are manufactured from the same materials.

4.i honestly know u would be needing some form of polythene material to prevent easy leaks cos most roof tiles tends to leak if not properly installed.long span aluminium tends to be better off,am not saying that long span cant leak but the degree is lesser in the case.

5.you should be looking at about 277-290metre square area of coverage,i got that from my rough calculation.

6.other items like your roof capping,valley and wood cassing items can only be measured from your drawing plan.


I hope with these few points,u will make a better decision and God bless.

@ peace land

am an experience quantity surveyor in the construction industry and am willing to share some information regarding your questions above for the purpose of enlightening my people out there.

1.the quantity of wood usage would definitely by higher should u decide to use the roof tile as against using a long span aluminium sheet due to the fact the purlins centre to centre is definitely reduce from possible 900-1200 to a lesser centre to centre point of about 300-500 in order to fit the roof tiles because they are smaller in sizes than the long span aluminium.In most cases batten is usually used instead.

2.the roof tiles should be slightly higher that the long span aluminum because it takes more time to fix.

3.boths should be about the same since they are manufactured from the same materials.

4.i honestly know u would be needing some form of polythene material to prevent easy leaks cos most roof tiles tends to leak if not properly installed.long span aluminium tends to be better off,am not saying that long span cant leak but the degree is lesser in the case.

5.you should be looking at about 277-290metre square area of coverage,i got that from my rough calculation.

6.other items like your roof capping,valley and wood cassing items can only be measured from your drawing plan.


I hope with these few points,u will make a better decision and God bless.

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