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Casting in progress

Lintel Formwork

Before lintel

Installation of our sliding gate scheduled for tomorrow.

Installation of our swing gate.

Expect my mail in the evening.

butterflex:
I HAVE A 100 BY 200 PLOT OF LAND THAT NEED FENCING AND I WONDERED IF YOU COULD PLEASE ADVICE ME HOW MANY 9 INCHES BLOCK WOULD BE REQUIRD TO DO A COMPLETE FENCING. I NEED THE FENCE TO BE 5 BLOCKS HIGH FROM THE GROUND AND IF YOU WERE TO DO IT HOW MUCH WOULD YOUR FEE BE AND THE POSSIBLE AMOUNT OF MONEY IT WILL COST TO DO THE FENCING TO COMPLETION, ALSO CAN YOU WORK IN EDO STATE.

MY EMAIL IS GOODNESS.OBAYANGBON@OUTLOOK.COM

Main gate finally delivered. Height- 8ft, Width- 15ft,Type: Sliding Motorized gate.
Installation continues tomorrow.

Mail me the plan
Access2m@hotmail.com

bigjallow:
Hello bro,

I hope you remember me again. I am the Gambian guy living abroad. Late time you asked for my plan but then it was not ready. Its done now and i want to send it to you for your review and advice.

From your look now, how many blocks do you think i need?

1 side @ 60 feet
3ft= 2 blocks
60ft divided by 3= 20 X 2= 40 blocks X 3 course= 120 x other side (2)= 240
Breakage allowance of 10
Total: 250 blocks.

1st Phase, Achieved

omoola007:
Looking good can't wait to see the finished work.

God Bless You Sir, We appreciate you more.

EgunMogaji:
Nice work and progress.

Is this for a commercial or residential project?

Commercial Sir.

Adding 1 more course.

Boarding and Casting.

We can be of service to you Sir.


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Boarding and Casting of Columns in progress.

In Progress

Late Hour.

On Going

While Reinforcement bar duty was ongoing, we made delivery of our 1st gate.

Alright Sir

Can you provide description of the project to be screeded?


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What's the dimension of the land and other features of the bungalow, Any design for the proposed project yet?

Kindly email me in details.

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God Bless You Sir.
Always at your service.
I salute your simplicity and the morals you imparted during your time around yesterday.

omoola007:
Here is the link tom the fencing portion being completed by Adebaxton.

I am very happy with his attitude to work, pace and quality. I was finally able to make it to site on Sunday About a week after they started work and i had no complaints or cause to correct anything. that is a personal record. Thanks for being a professional.

https://www.nairaland.com/2730581/ongoing-fencing-project-amiable-nairalander

Mr. Festus has always been the person who does all boreholes on any project i handle.

EgunMogaji:
There are many borehole sinkers in Nigeria and the more the merrier but Mr. Festus has something of value to me. A recommendation by a Nairalander that he has done work for and most importantly, pictorial evidence of this work.

Do you have as such as this for Mr. Femi?

Thanks.

God Bless You Sir, Do have a prosperous week ahead.

EgunMogaji:
Thank you for your time. I perfectly understand the differences now.

I thank all of you builders that take the time to educate curious learners such as me.

PS: I also enjoyed seeing 6" blocks used for fencing. Sometimes I doubt my decision to use 6" for my fence but I feel better seeing you and Oga Spyder880 using it.

I do appreciate your observation Sir,
In addition, The picture you attached had mat because it's going be a load bearing wall and also the partition walls remain constituent of a building unlike a fence.

God Bless You Sir.

EgunMogaji:
Guys, please I have a learning opportunity here. Not a criticism but simply trying to understand building methods.

In first picture I see stacks of rebars which I presume is for the pillar in between the fence to support it.

In second picture I see the walls are up. I don't see any evidence of a mat that the pillars will tie into. I looked closely but I don't even see any mat at all.

In third picture (from SPyder880's thread) I see an example of pillars embedded into the blinding from the get go.

How will the pillars have strength if assuming they don't tie into the mat? Please explain this findings please.

Thanks.

EgunMogaji:
Guys, please I have a learning opportunity here. Not a criticism but simply trying to understand building methods.
In first picture I see stacks of rebars which I presume is for the pillar in between the fence to support it.
In second picture I see the walls are up. I don't see any evidence of a mat that the pillars will tie into. I looked closely but I don't even see any mat at all.
In third picture (from SPyder880's thread) I see an example of pillars embedded into the blinding from the get go.
How will the pillars have strength if assuming they don't tie into the mat? Please explain this findings please.
Thanks.

The Terrain is rocky, Which doesn't necessitate usage of mat for the pillars except the pillars for the gates only.

Sir, kindly take a look at the background in order to note the layers that has been scraped to the present layer, we are working on.
I proposed a pillar in order to aid the stability of the fence than bonding the fence with blocks despite not carrying any imposed load.

Xzevian:
Thanks for patronage!

You did a nice job Sir.

Squad @ Work

Our Client showed up.

Iron Works in Progress.