FEGEITOK:


Thank you.

I don't want to believe that we do not have these kinds of structures in Nigeria

Something along the lines of

https://thearchitecturedesigns.com/privacy-fence-ideas-for-backyard/

See also the picture attached

FEGEITOK:


Thank you.

I don't want to believe that we do not have these kinds of structures in Nigeria

Something along the lines of

https://thearchitecturedesigns.com/privacy-fence-ideas-for-backyard/

See also the picture attached

Horlardorjah:


Don't think this will go for interlock Sir, it's another form of concrete flooring, u can't pull out as there are not separated n it doesn't allow water passage to the earth.
My thoughts though

EgunMogaji2:


It actually exists here but I’ve only seen it used as a privacy divider and not a primary security one.

uncleteeh:

Oooh.
I didn't mean interlock.
Patterned after it.

EgunMogaji2:


It actually exists here but I’ve only seen it used as a privacy divider and not a primary security one.

n3xt:


I’m making something similar this week.

michlins:
May we never risk our project because of paucity of funds

FEGEITOK:


Probably in Estates between flats.

But it seems the majority of houses and estates prefer high hollow blocks

I am thinking of a low hollow block wall and some wooden contraption between my house and the next to serve as a sort of privacy fence

something along the lines of
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zCEBuCWF-E8

Horlardorjah:


Exactly mostly used @ garden area, pool sides n relaxation spots

n3xt:


What’s the guarantee this is caused by paucity of fund?

What if the owner paid more and the installer is not experienced enough to handle such work?

I had a similar experience on a site. The installer bought good materials but failed to use gusset plate where necessary. We had to decommission and reinstall.

EgunMogaji2:


Ariya father

Grandstronics21:

Good afternoon, sir.
Check out the ones below if they fit your choice...
They are both 5 Burners each. 60 x 90 (large).

1st picture (MIDEA 60 by 90 cm) 5 Burners = 205k

2nd picture (THERMOCOOL 60 by 90 cm) 5 Burners = 335k

michlins:
no sir but what I can assure you is that that thing is no less than 70,000/meter. That's not your usual wrought iron and it's still making its way into Nigeria.

Thank you and stay safe

DFAMEGUY11S:
oh sorry sir is now look at your message well my price was for staircase marble not for iron

EgunMogaji2:


Yeah, I'm thinking I'm going to have to bring over from Ghana.

babadots:


Thank you for your candour. What do we have that is closest to this? Photos and pricing would help.

Grandstronics21:

Good afternoon, sir.
Check out the ones below if they fit your choice...
They are both 5 Burners each. 60 x 90 (large).

1st picture (MIDEA 60 by 90 cm) 5 Burners = 205k

2nd picture (THERMOCOOL 60 by 90 cm) 5 Burners = 335k

FEGEITOK:


Looking forward to it

flexyonline:


I believe what you are talking about is what I have in my house (required by estate covenants)

flexyonline:


I believe what you are talking about is what I have in my house (required by estate covenants)

michlins:
first, gussets can NEVER make a tank stand fail. As important as they are, they can NEVER make a tank stand fail.

When building a tank stand, first consider the foundation. A tank stand is as good as the foundation. In the case of subject under discussion, the foundation was too wide. So the weight of the tank wasn't resting on the channels leading to the foundation. For a tank that high, standalone foundation won't work but chained foundation like in the picture below

Weight of the load. This tank stand was constructed for two 750 gallons of water at maximum but the owner went and used a 1000 gallons and 500 gallons. The weight was disproportionate which led to the failure.

Another thing is quality of materials. The quality of iron is dropping daily and getting more expensive too. So most times when finance is highly constrained, contractors go for the cheapest alternative. 1½" angle iron is currently looking like 1¼" and it's lighter too.


Even when all these are adhered to, experience and professionalism is important.

Valuepaints20:
This two combination in your exterior and interior

*Better soup na money kill am

FEGEITOK:


Cheaper? Why?