agarawu23:
baba, we can deal if you assure me the third party is coming from a legal source. I just don't want to buy $ that will put me in wahala. You know that level na

I can buy as much as $100,000 at a time if available. Even if it will be sent batch by batch.

Pls take note that sender pay charges. The amount I will receive is what I will be paying for @300/$ .

EgunMogaji:
If I don't give you the recognition you are dying for online (some on second username ) why the heck would you think I'll give you recognition offline?

You're a nobody and like I said before you no reach my level.

You and your nursery school dishonored soldiers and your asinine deadlines

babalose:
@sypder880....Do you know where this can be achieved in Nigeria for a space of 4m by 15m, if one should decide to use aluminum or steel material? What thickness of aluminum or steel will be durable for this design?
Based on the 2nd picture in my initial post, i think the thickness of the material used seems to be in the range of 5mm to 10mm. Please, kindly consider the weight of the material you are suggesting. Bolts can be spotted in the 2nd picture.

@brabus....Don't you think Aluminum or steel material will be a better durable option, than your suggestion of vinyl on polycarbonate? Knowing fully well, that the thickness of the material might help it to weather the outdoor element. Obviously, one can't use materials that can corrode or erode with air, sunlight or water.

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cc abdulwastecx, brabus, spyder880, skimanski, segzy14, kkonsults, segcymoor, BITWORKS and other notable builders. Input from others who do not believe in an architectural norm will be appreciated.

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Ofcourse, its actually my own personal money, in my own foreign account..... l am just creating a 'layer account' between my own bank account .... and yours, such that my own personal identity is protected.
I am beyond that age where people look for "quick and easy" money, moreover, what else do l want!

Same way you wont be paying into my 'local' personal account but that of a cousin of mine.
Though, l understand your "caution" and it is perfectly legitimate.

But l would just be paying for whatever you want to buy, the way l pay for things l buy online..... like l am the one buying it.
Not that l will be sending money to your account.
I just thought of it now as a way of repatriating funds without the useless "official rate" which our local banks will give me!

That "sender pays charges" clause needs to be looked at properly to see if at the end of the day, it is not 'detrimental'




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babalose:
@skimanski...Your works are outstandingly innovative and contemporary which i believe are not in conformity with norm or time in our Nigerian society. Your introduction of fiber or rubber as an alternative that can be used to achieve this exterior design broadens the horizon but what will be the binding agent of the panels (if fiber or rubber panels are to be used) to give it a seamless flow? I can't notice any panel borders/edges in the picture.
They are both materials that can be used under any environmental condition but my focus is on a locally achievable design that will be pocket friendly while still making an architectural statement. Its unfortunate that you lost contact with the company that brought fliers to you because their contact would have been most appreciated.
I believe the purpose of this questions are to inspire ideas on how it can be achieved locally at a pocket friendly cost which in turn favors my build or others who might in future consider it, as an option. I am a firm believer that nobody has the monopoly of wisdom.

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cc abdulwastecx, brabus, spyder880, skimanski, segzy14, kkonsults, segcymoor, BITWORKS and other notable builders. Input from others who do not believe in an architectural norm will be appreciated.

babalose:
@sypder880....Do you know where this can be achieved in Nigeria for a space of 4m by 15m, if one should decide to use aluminum or steel material? What thickness of aluminum or steel will be durable for this design?
Based on the 2nd picture in my initial post, i think the thickness of the material used seems to be in the range of 5mm to 10mm. Please, kindly consider the weight of the material you are suggesting. Bolts can be spotted in the 2nd picture.

@brabus....Don't you think Aluminum or steel material will be a better durable option, than your suggestion of vinyl on polycarbonate? Knowing fully well, that the thickness of the material might help it to weather the outdoor element. Obviously, one can't use materials that can corrode or erode with air, sunlight or water.

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cc abdulwastecx, brabus, spyder880, skimanski, segzy14, kkonsults, segcymoor, BITWORKS and other notable builders. Input from others who do not believe in an architectural norm, will be appreciated.

n3xt:
Happy Birthday Chekitaut.

babalose:
@skimanski....i sincerely appreciate your input on this subject but the durability of plastic as an outdoor cladding still worries me but i think aluminum as a material which you and spyder880 suggested will do a better job than plastic.

@brabus...don't you think an aluminum based material like Alucobond or Dibond will also serve the same purpose? I see the viability of vinyl covered polycarbornate as a pocket friendly option but i don't know it's comparative cost to aluminum based material.

I stumbled upon this weblink which i have copied below and it shows different claddings.

http://www.archiexpo.com/prod/cgl-systems/product-50368-358859.html

PICTURES OF ALUCOBOND AND DIBOND BELOW

agarawu23:
my transaction is strictly cash deposits. They are our client for years so they don't sell online where we can just click and pay for the goods. pay cash and order your goods system

Baba Ijebu, so service charge dey inch u ? .
Ofcus you will be paying charges to send money abroad and my offer is better cos we all from Nigeria. so its a 2 divide 4 advantage

Paying your cousin or whoever your money will be transferred to isn't a problem cos I prefer ppl who can show up physical in my residence before any transaction unless the sender is ready to risk and send first and I pay after transaction is confirmed.

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No, 'Service Charge' does not inch me but l just dont waste money unnecessarily!
To me, Its a SIN against God who provides you the money.
If you factor-in a 'cash difference' of Ten or twenty Naira (between what you are offering and the Black Market rate) for say $100,000, that is about a Million to Two Million Naira lost. If l also factor-in 'Bank charges' which l have to pay, say $500, on that amount, ....again, that is another #150,000 lost!
Its a matter of "Economics", from my own point of view!
Until the day l see all those far-far richer people like Dangotte or Otedola..... throwing money away, then l stick to the "Economics"!

Again, l dont do "cash-in-hand" for large sums of money. I think Bank-to-Bank is better since there is a record and paper trail of all money transacted..... just in-case l develop "bad memory".

You wrote: "We can just click and pay for goods"...
That sounds like "online" to me? ...or what are you clicking, if not a button on a web-page?

Anyway, l will let it lie because l dont do Cash-in-hand for transactions over $500 or its equivalent.
Thanks for your time.



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Well, dunce or not,
its a good thing that everyone on this thread know that you, Mr. Somorin a.k.a EgunMogaji is A COWARD whose Braggadocio does not go beyond the internet!

Anyway, If you grew-up in the ramshackle of Ikirun, before stowing away, to waste-away in the USA.. .... no one should expect less!




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EgunMogaji:
Oponu Ode, you come back with what I freely share on here in a weak lame brain dead attempt to score cheap points.

Youre a coward pure and simple. And you'll never reach.

You've got no game and your pitiful life revolves around hopping around my threads for research. Everyone can read through your posts and see the scam that your life is. You were banned and cane back with an s in your username. Your last post before ban was on EgunMogaji, the first one on new name was also on EgunMogaji. Omase o.

Omode Loje simi, nkan timo fi juelo otipoju

You'll die tired in pursuit of EgunMogaji fueled by jealousy when are you and your dishonored soldiers arriving? You're simply a frustrated peon. It kills you the way I live my live and you'll die that way because like I said you're inconsequential. If not dancing to the tunes of an online asshat makes me a coward in your psychotic brain then that's okay with me. You don't count.

EgunMogaji, afinju adaba to njeun lawujo Asa.

4nobody4every1:
Please @ EgunMogaji, kindly cease fire, this is really unnecessary, allow this banters to end, cheers.

mavverick:
Abeg people in the house, how much does it cost for a typical wardrobe in Lagos ?
I been getting some outrageous quotes. and I even had to ask one if the wardobe is GOLD plated !
What do i want, just standard MDF with good hinges and handle, finish.
Size, I am not sure what the standard size is, but does anyone have an idea. I dont want it to be massive. Just something not too small and not too big.

Thanks in advance.

Excuzeme:


On the average, the cost of the wardrobes are 90K for the ones with 3 doors and 2 drawers. 125k for the master bedroom 4 doors, 2 drawers and shoe rack. The material in use is laminated MDF. (the MDF comes in different grade and quality, according to the manufactures of this the MDF is from Israel and is of high quality).
You can actually chose the size you want, to fit your space.

Yes, they are costly ...except you can do DIY.

Its quite simple to do once you have the Boards, some screws, the hinges, Handles and the tools (A rechargeable hand drill for screwing and an electric Board Saw for cutting the boards)