eshilonkunadeoy:
I've sent you a mail sir @teewhy2, pls I need a reply asap. Thanks

done sir.

Even though 2020 has come with many unpleasant surprises (Covid-19, ENDSARS, e.tc) let's be thankful to GOD for his mercy endures forever over us. I wish happiness surrounds you and your family all around on this happy occasion. Merry Christmas ⛄
from Fruges Arena family to yours.

compliments of the season to everyone.
A lot of people do ask questions concerning changing a building already with an aluminium parapet to polystyrene parapet and we do tell them is possible.
I will be sharing some pictures of a recent conversion recently done for a client from this forum.

Picture 01 and 02 are the initial building wit the aluminium parapet covering.
Picture 03: The building with aluminum parapet removed from it. (Note: The removal was done by the client, we only advise the client's roofers( carpenter) on what to do and the distance that will be left for roof eaves
Picture 04: The building after the aluminium covering was removed.

Pictures of work in progress.

Other views of work in progress.

Happy New Year , wishing you all a fruitful year ahead.

Picture 01 : Before
Picture 02: After

Bro after removing the zinc, did you cast the wall to hold the parapet, if not how did you attach it?

Heromaniaa:
Bro after removing the zinc, did you cast the wall to hold the parapet, if not how did you attach it?

Very technical question, I think it was nailed & binded to the rafters/roof supporting structures. That's just my opinion,... I'll join in waiting for the OP's conscise answer

Teewhy2:
Happy New Year , wishing you all a fruitful year ahead.

Picture 01 : Before
Picture 02: After

Oga kindly attend to my question. My building is getting to the roofing stage.

Heromaniaa:
Bro after removing the zinc, did you cast the wall to hold the parapet, if not how did you attach it?

Sorry sir, just seeing this.
The clients carpenter removed the roof eaves for us and we used binding wire and poly plaster at intervals (polystyrene adhesive) at the back to glue it to the wall. Nails are also used to support it.
If you have not done the roof it is better done and easier than if you have done the roof.

DankemzI:

Very technical question, I think it was nailed & binded to the rafters/roof supporting structures. That's just my opinion,... I'll join in waiting for the OP's conscise answer

Thanks sir,
You are very correct, then with support of poly plaster (polystyrene adhesive) it makes it to stay well on the wall.

Teewhy2:


Sorry sir, just seeing this.
The clients carpenter removed the roof eaves for us and we used binding wire and poly plaster at intervals (polystyrene adhesive) at the back to glue it to the wall. Nails are also used to support it.
If you have not done the roof it is better done and easier than if you have done the roof.

can I have your whatsapp number?

Heromaniaa:
can I have your whatsapp number?

Sir, kindly send a mail to frugesarenaltd@gmail.com, then from there we can speak on other means of communication.

Teewhy2:


Sir, kindly send a mail to frugesarenaltd@gmail.com, then from there we can speak on other means of communication.

I sent you a message. I already have your number.

Teewhy2:
compliments of the season to everyone.
A lot of people do ask questions concerning changing a building already with an aluminium parapet to polystyrene parapet and we do tell them is possible.
I will be sharing some pictures of a recent conversion recently done for a client from this forum.

Picture 01 and 02 are the initial building wit the aluminium parapet covering.
Picture 03: The building with aluminum parapet removed from it. (Note: The removal was done by the client, we only advise the client's roofers( carpenter) on what to do and the distance that will be left for roof eaves
Picture 04: The building after the aluminium covering was removed.

Good job! Can you share this on kobocity.com? We have a good number of self builders who might be interested in your product/service.

Regards!

n3xt:


Good job! Can you share this on kobocity.com? We have a good number of self builders who might be interested in your product/service.

Regards!

Thanks sir,
Noted will try sharing the information on it.

Teewhy2:


Thanks sir,
Noted will try sharing the information on it.

I've sent you a mail 2 days ago, if you don't have access to your email drop your phone number here for easy communication

DankemzI:

I've sent you a mail 2 days ago, if you don't have access to your email drop your phone number here for easy communication

sorry sir,
sometimes there are mix up in the mail, but I believe your mail has been attended to now.

Ayiba0911:

I need your contact please. Mine is 08154091767

Apologies for this seems belated, sent you an sms

Engr Dannydevito ,
Thanks for allowing us be part of your project in umuahia last year and also sorry for the initial inconvenience again, we would like to show some of the pictures on this thread.

Picture 01-03 are pictures are picture of building before commencement of work on site.

Polystyrene parapet size: 350 mm by 300 mm

Picture 01-03 : polystyrene panels work in progress
Picture 04 : Closer look at some of the angles { Installation details}

Picture 01 & 02: Installation Details

Picture 03 & 04 : Treatment of polystyrene parapet joints.

Teewhy2:
Picture 01 & 02: Installation Details

Picture 03 & 04 : Treatment of polystyrene parapet joints.

So will this polystyrene parapets still need to be plastered? Thanks.

Hajji M.

mufutau55:


So will this polystyrene parapets still need to be plastered? Thanks.

Hajji M.

Sir,
It won't be plastered, the joints are covered with poly plaster and also any part that might have scratches.

It can be screeded though if you are screeding the whole building or you want it to me much more smooth than how it comes.

mufutau55:


So will this polystyrene parapets still need to be plastered? Thanks.

Hajji M.

Sir,
It won't be plastered, the joints are covered with poly plaster and also any part that might have scratches.

It can be screeded though if you are screeding the whole building or you want it to me much more smooth than how it comes. Just like screeding other walls that have been plastered before.

Teewhy2:

Sir,
It won't be plastered, the joints are covered with poly plaster and also any part that might have scratches.

It can be screeded though if you are screeding the whole building or you want it to me much more smooth than how it comes. Just like screeding other walls that have been plastered before.

Excellent. Thank you very much Sir.

Hajji M.

We are thankful for always requesting our services we wouldn’t be here without patriotic customers like you.
You could have preferred any other vendor, but we appreciate that you have chosen us.
Thank you so much and have a beautiful new month

Picture 01 & 02
closer look at some of the joints.

Picture 03 & 04
View of building after installation.

Look of building after completion.

Need more of polystyrene information, we are just a mail from you.

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