Regisster:
I must give you credit for this, I've gone thru this year's before now, even before i started my build, and like you suggested, I created an excel worksheet for it recently.

saydfact:


This statement is NOT true sir.... Actually professionals give prices in SQM for tiles... But because it might be complex to the common man, price / cartoon is more popular.

Just a note sir.... To mean he's not wrong to have used a more professional method of quoting.

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Olumighty123:


Are you chanced to make a survey somewhere around atan otta? Let me know sir.

Olumighty123:


I swear, this is exactly what I've been trying to do for months now, been looking for a reliable tile seller, none of them seems to agree to the terms.

MrOkenwa:

I bought some locally made tiles in Abeokuta ( victory and goodwill) 4 days ago.
The prices are given per carton, not sqm.

kitchen wall = 2900

Toilet wall = 2800

Toilet floor = {40*40} 3800

Kitchen floor = {40*40} 3800

Sitting room, entrance porch and rooms = {40*40} 4400(victory).
Goodwill is 4300. There are some for 3800, which are the plain ones.

Go and do the pricing yourself. If you go with your tiler and he's known to them at the outlet, they'll add 50 or 100 per carton for him. They added 100 for us but we were ahead of them. Imagine paying that for over 500 cartons. He doesn't need to give them any signal. Some tilers too loiter around the outlets too. If you involve them in selecting a good tiles and all that, the sales person might add the tiler's rebate to the price they'll give you.

I'm paying 400 naira per sqm.

olukaygold:

Check the top decking where the Storex tank is, definitely there are holes/open spots where the water passing through,best solution(cheapest option) is to call a bricklayer to re-floor the entire decking(esp where the Storex tank is) with morter and shine it.Note:tell the bricklayer to shine it very well,make sure there's no crack in-between, and the joint between the decking floor and the walls are well closed.

Hamachi:
Thank you for your response aside the cheapest option what other option is available

sonnie10:


Some stores will not release the material if there is change in price. Just be very careful with whom you would be doing it with.
I bought 500 bags of cement fully paid at #3500 but time for collection, they insisted we add #500 on each, this was after 2 months.

Hamachi:
Thank you for your response aside the cheapest option what other option is available

MrOkenwa:

Chief, I was referring to the prices that I bought my tiles, not the standard practice in the industry.
Why I made that clear was because I somebody gave me his prices in pr sqm too.

Rany4all:
You can plaster the top surface of the decking with mortar mixed with waterproof cement or sealant for concrete. Same method is used by fish farmers to prevent water leakage from concrete ponds. To make it last even longer, you may also place ceramic tiles on top of the waterproofed plastering and then seal the gaps between the tiles with the waterproof cement.

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Thank you very much a friend recommended TopShield.

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Its a very useless business to venture into. You will enrich mechanics and panel beaters plus whoever is selling the cars for you while you dont even make a dime out of the whole thing. Your only profit is the name "am a car dealer"