Roseodd:
Please can 2million naira finish 2 bedroom flat upto roofing level.
I will need urgent reply please.

Roseodd:
Please can 2million naira finish 2 bedroom flat upto roofing level.
I will need urgent reply please.

Charisdesigns:
The Answer you seek lies in two places
1) the floor plan
2)the nature of your land (sloppy or flat)

However for a basic 2bedrooms bungalow to finish, keep atleast 4m.

Attach is a 2 bedrooms designed by us with flat roof and construction cost is way above the 2m threshold

Pics 1 design
Pics 2 build




It will also interest you to see how the nature of you land affects construction cost. check out our live construction thread of bungalow flats on a very sloppy land.

https://www.nairaland.com/7538221/construction-process-bungalow-apartments

foliman:
Not at all!

You'll need average of 2,500 blocks. Then to set 2,500 blocks, you'll need need 50 bags of cement.

Bricklayer would charge average of ₦110 per block.

Roofing would cost like 1m

Electrical at around 500k

Mechanical at around 500k

Sand never dey

Granite

Laterite for filling,

Lintel

Cement is ₦6,400 in Lagos as of today 30th of January 2023

bestmutiu2019:
Sure,depends on location and plan sha,
For this ma location e go do am

ceasare:
What's d location? Do u have a plan for it?

Obito555:
No

No matter the location the least u can get is foundation and blocksetting to lintel level.

U need more funds for roofing talk less of plastering, window and finishes

ceejayluv:
Just pump the 2 Milla and see where it'll reach.

Charisdesigns:
The Answer you seek lies in two places
1) the floor plan
2)the nature of your land (sloppy or flat)

However for a basic 2bedrooms bungalow to finish, keep atleast 4m.

Attach is a 2 bedrooms designed by us with flat roof and construction cost is way above the 2m threshold

Pics 1 design
Pics 2 build




It will also interest you to see how the nature of you land affects construction cost. check out our live construction thread of bungalow flats on a very sloppy land.

https://www.nairaland.com/7538221/construction-process-bungalow-apartments

Charisdesigns:
The Answer you seek lies in two places
1) the floor plan
2)the nature of your land (sloppy or flat)

However for a basic 2bedrooms bungalow to finish, keep atleast 4m.

Attach is a 2 bedrooms designed by us with flat roof and construction cost is way above the 2m threshold

Pics 1 design
Pics 2 build




It will also interest you to see how the nature of you land affects construction cost. check out our live construction thread of bungalow flats on a very sloppy land.

https://www.nairaland.com/7538221/construction-process-bungalow-apartments

bet9ja:
I am currently constructing a 3 bedroom duplex, The master bedroom at the top is yet to be erected and the project has consumed 114 bags of cement already @rate of N5500 per bag with logistics = 632500. 9inc Blocks (Made with stone dust) at 435 X 1800 = 783000, Sharp sand and filling sand and granite has consumed like 800k + ... Workmanship and Omonile is not included ooo.... Half tons of iron --- 205000, another 17 pieces @ 5600 per 1.

I cannot even calculate again.


2million cannot complete it. But it will surely have huge impact.

Tmex:


If the land is dry with good topography, you are guaranteed of getting it to roofing level( not with roof ) .

MZEE01:
3 bedrooms, e suite.

This is what N2m+70k gave me.

I am still going back to drawing board.

koning:




If 100 bags of cement can finish the job, then it's possible. Highest add another N500k.

N2m can do the job. But you do all purchases and supervise the job yourself. It has to be hands on. All those saying it cannot are contractors looking to grab a chunk of the money.

koning:




If 100 bags of cement can finish the job, then it's possible. Highest add another N500k.

N2m can do the job. But you do all purchases and supervise the job yourself. It has to be hands on. All those saying it cannot are contractors looking to grab a chunk of the money.

agbolahan1991:
Yes
But it may not be up to your desired standards and it will also require a lot of your time and energy
Blocks will be 6inches
The floor plans will be without a dining and just one toilet. The roofing will be a flat roof with 1.2 meter height to cover the flat roof
Also the nature of the land must be put into consideration. It as to be a rocky, gravel like nature of land so as to avoid a deep footing foundation; with a two couch foundation and a 6inches block, 1mm window frame, or sliding window, ply wood ceiling , and 1 inches thickness of plastering
I am the Director of MURF/DISTINCT CONSULTANTS(Architecture, Construction and Engineering )
Below are some of our design and construction works

stigman:


What are you saying, he can
6" block @360 x 1500 = 540,000
Cement @5500 x 50= 275,000
Sand = 20 tons = 140,000
Plaster sand 10 tons = 70
Labour for block #80 x 1500 blocks = 120,000
Digging and blinding of foundation = highest 50,000 ( which is high o)
Plastering of wall = 4000 per partition x the number of partitions



You still have change for roofing

I used 1200 for the two rooms in the picture
It's 16 ft x 16 ft

Roseodd:
Please can 2million naira finish 2 bedroom flat upto roofing level.
I will need urgent reply please.

Roseodd:
Please can 2million naira finish 2 bedroom flat upto roofing level.
I will need urgent reply please.

foliman:
Not at all!

You'll need average of 2,500 blocks. Then to set 2,500 blocks, you'll need need 50 bags of cement.

Bricklayer would charge average of ₦110 per block.

Roofing would cost like 1m

Electrical at around 500k

Mechanical at around 500k

Sand never dey

Granite

Laterite for filling,

Lintel

Cement is ₦6,400 in Lagos as of today 30th of January 2023

WarriAproko:
Residential building for tenants and plaza which is more profitable

Dancebreaker:


Stigman, this house you built here, when and in which town/state?

Total estimated cost to finish and pack in?

Can you share the plan? Are you a building contractor/builder?

Thanks.

Roseodd:
Please can 2million naira finish 2 bedroom flat upto roofing level.
I will need urgent reply please.