ImperialCovfefe:


Looks good. Can you show us a closer look at the tyrolean app?

Good morning Sir.
Here is it...

We were able to mount the gate today

Main Sitting room tiling on the ground floor picture update below...

Floor screeding first before tiling application.

Thanks for ur informative response always

Dennis3D:


Thanks sir for your constant engagement with us here. It enables us give other thread followers the reason to keep up with us here too like we do. We ain't perfect but we aspire to always be better every day.

To your question...
The Tank Stand is for 900K though that was a tight budget for the Welder doing the job after pricing from 1.2m. However, we are taking care of providing him with cement and granite and sand for the tank stand foundation.

The tank is going to be carrying 1500 liters each.
Two levels. That's all. One tank at the top, one at the middle. So 3000 liters.

BiigTee:
Thanks for ur informative response always

Urw sir...

More updates from here
Light fittings - Spot lights

Good evening Followers

Some more update from site like this.

This house is on fast drive .. beauty of having funds on ground 🫣

Dennis3D

I salute you man

capetownboyz:
This house is on fast drive .. beauty of having funds on ground 🫣

Actually, funds move things faster but inflation in Nigeria is really discouraging... But then, client is trying and pushing through

InfinixMine:
Dennis3D

I salute you man

Thank you so much. Am grateful.
Pls keep your comments and questions coming as much as you can

Some views from the Interior today.
The main living room views from different Angles

More views of the project
Especially from the outside

Here are some of the light fittings we are using.
Very quality fittings.

A View of the staircase area

Update on the overhead tank stand foundation

Hello good followers.

We are currently doing the external plumbing works. It's all chamberless pipng we are doing.

We are also using Biodigester here on this project.

Water tank stand works is ongoing too.

Is there any advantage of the chamberless over the chambered system.?

In terms of cost, is biodigester cheaper than septic tank? What's the estimated cost for a biodigester for this duplex?

Dennis3D:
Hello good followers.

We are currently doing the external plumbing works. It's all chamberless pipng we are doing.

We are also using Biodigester here on this project.

Water tank stand works is ongoing too.

BiigTee:
Is there any advantage of the chamberless over the chambered system.?

In terms of cost, is biodigester cheaper than septic tank? What's the estimated cost for a biodigester for this duplex?

Chamberless doesn't block because of the size of pipes used for its construction. We use as much as 6 inches pipes here. All pipes we used here are very thick pipes.

Biodigester is cheaper to build than Septic Tank by a wide margin. Biodigester ranges between 350 - 500K. Septic Tank and soakaway can cost between 900K - 1.3m depending on the size

Thanks alot for this sir

Dennis3D:


Chamberless doesn't block because of the size of pipes used for its construction. We use as much as 6 inches pipes here. All pipes we used here are very thick pipes.

Biodigester is cheaper to build than Septic Tank by a wide margin. Biodigester ranges between 350 - 500K. Septic Tank and soakaway can cost between 900K - 1.3m depending on the size

The tank stand is rising

Oga Denis.. It's been 4 days of no updates! Hope all is well at that end .. Sending u my best wishes!

Oga Denis.. It's been 4 days of no updates! Hope all is well at that end .. Sending u my best wishes!

Dennis3D:
The tank stand is rising

We deployed the use of Biodigester on this project.

BiigTee:
Oga Denis.. It's been 4 days of no updates! Hope all is well at that end .. Sending u my best wishes!

Lol

Good morning Sir,
True, this is due to the fact I have been in another project location... That's why, however expect more frequent update as soon as am back to this project site.

Thanks for your keen observation

Update on Door installation works going.
HDF Doors.

Good evening Dennis, beautiful doors you have on! Since we are on the topic of doors!

I intend to be in the market soon for security doors!

Can you give me some pointers to help me make the best decisions

I am leaning towards these turkey doors with wooden finish.. What do you all think about them in terms of

1. Resistance to rot!
2. Strength /security
3. Resistance to the weather
4. Resistance to peeling!??

Also if possible recommend good doors that tick all the boxes! I would appreciate it sir! If it's not much of an inconvenience!

I just don't have much money to waste on buying things twice.. Make i close eyes buy quality once and for all

BiigTee:
Also if possible recommend good doors that tick all the boxes! I would appreciate it sir! If it's not much of an inconvenience!

I just don't have much money to waste on buying things twice.. Make i close eyes buy quality once and for all

Good evening sir..
Thanks for your steady engagement.

Turkey doors are good.
However, subjecting them to weather over a long period of time will actually make dem fade because of too much sun exposure and rain. However, if they are hidden or shielded a bit, this can slow down the process.

Wooden door that are made of pure hardwood are good too. Unfortunately we didn't use it on this project because of the cost, but we used it at our Lekki projects because the developer can go for it.

One of the ways of maintaining turkey doors is periodic cleaning from time to time not like everyday though. Especially the key point, it's subject to rust over a long period of time too.

Again, your property location determines the extent to which you might wanna go for in terms of security of the door to be used...

Note - My submission here is not exhaustive at this time because there are so many other factors to be considered as well.

More updates on our beautifully made HDF Doors done by our very own furniture team...

You are a life saver! My front door is completely covered and well hidden in a porch.. Same as the kitchen door.. Just worried about the balcony of the masters bedroom..

Let me quickly check ur Lekki thread and see the doors.. I already have gone through it like twice before.. Lol.. U are just a building genius! Love ur works mehn!

Dennis3D:


Good evening sir..
Thanks for your steady engagement.

Turkey doors are good.
However, subjecting them to weather over a long period of time will actually make dem fade because of too much sun exposure and rain. However, if they are hidden or shielded a bit, this can slow down the process.

Wooden door that are made of pure hardwood are good too. Unfortunately we didn't use it on this project because of the cost, but we used it at our Lekki projects because the developer can go for it.

One of the ways of maintaining turkey doors is periodic cleaning from time to time not like everyday though. Especially the key point, it's subject to rust over a long period of time too.

Again, your property location determines the extent to which you might wanna go for in terms of security of the door to be used...

Note - My submission here is not exhaustive at this time because there are so many other factors to be considered as well.

BiigTee:
You are a life saver! My front door is completely covered and well hidden in a porch.. Same as the kitchen door.. Just worried about the balcony of the masters bedroom..

Let me quickly check ur Lekki thread and see the doors.. I already have gone through it like twice before.. Lol.. U are just a building genius! Love ur works mehn!

Thank you sir