nurd:
I got this quotation for four bedroom bungalow from my electrician:

First stage half conduit

5 boundel 20mm pipe 20000
1 boundel 25mm pipe 6000
2 pack u box 3000
20mm compler 1500
5 pack 3by3 iron box 7500
5 pack 3by6 iron box 7500
Male Bush 3000
Three phase d.b 60,000

Materias cost #108,500
Work manship 45,000
Total #153,500

Are the material prices okay?

Reeefe:
hello house would a 12mm rod be enough for a concrete slab for gutter. the slab should be able to carry a tipper comfortably

Vocals:


Your comprehension skill ehn.....

I am 25 mins to lagos,sagamu, ibadan,abeokuta all from same location, so tell me how you can be so calculative.

By the way the size determine the price, the error up there is 3/4 down was gotten for 7k per ton,if you still don't get it. I don't know what to say.
While the larger sizes( larger than those use for fuelling station ground flooring. were gotten at 11k per ton.

twinskenny:
he said the truck charge 40k

twinskenny:
he said the truck charge 40k

Vocals:


Have a read on your quote I never stated that 5tons was 14k, I was only giving you price advice on the cost, as it varies depending on sizes....

Mind you I am on the journey of a factory construction in same Ogun State( very remote community) and all prices are still relatively low to what you have expended.
Visit rcc, KOPEC, cnc, crane, quarries they would give you the prices of the various sizes, in my own case I made use of 3/4down and it was 11k per ton from KOPEC.... the driver charges 40k for the transportation 20 tons size truck, and I have made purchase of about 80ton and still counting. So you can do your assignment again and this time around diligently.

Rany4all:
Hmmm, 50k to set just 320 blocks? Are you sure that's what obtains generally around there or yours is just an exception?

Vocals:


Your quotes and billing are way to expensive, you have been schooled.

Tons of granite ranges from 5k to 14k

And there are loads of QUARRIES( KOPEC, IJEBU ODE, RCC, AND OTHERS) in ogun State, making it more cheaper.

Rany4all:
Not quite as cheap as you think o. Paying unskilled labourers may not be as costly, but paying skilled artisans is a different ball game all together, not to even mention cost of materials and logistics. For instance, when I did my roofing earlier this year, price of bond stone-coated sheets was 4.7k per sqm here in Bayelsa, while in Lagos, it was 3.9k per sqm...of course I got it from Lagos and still made some savings despite having to pay twice for logistics. Just a couple of months after, Lagos price had dropped to 3.75k per sqm while in Bayelsa it increased to 4.9k per sqm, instead of decreasing.

erico2k2:

Una get cheap stones nah ahah everything must not be cheap

Rany4all:
Location is Bayelsa State. Labourers here would be quite happy to get 5k plus per day for slab casting...we do N700 per bag of cement and a single labourer hardly does more than 5 bags a day.

Rany4all:
I don't need luck, that's what we pay in my area, but I understand it's location dependent anyway.

omotosho580:
Good morning house, I’m a PGD Student. Please how can I complain about my result.

BrickDevo:

Maybe he will use clay and bricks sir, locally sourced

Kk0nsults:
Build this Design for 6.5million
Something Light

Maravilla:
Please doctors in the house, for some weeks now my 4yr old son has this recurring boils on his back and armpit, when I burst them, it brings out a pus like substance and form a sore. I went to the hospital, the doctor said it was a bacteria infection and I was giving some antibiotics, yet so far no tangible results. Please I need your assistance

oluayebenz:


Mobile app 500k or more if you increase your limit.

Counter, unlimited I think

Contactless, 50k

spyder880:


You were asking about slab reinforcement and the CC, in a typical slab with projected thickness of 150mm, when you remove the 12mm rods, and the possibility of some lapping in some crossed areas, you will have about 120mm of concrete left, I usually plan to have about 60mm top and 60mm bottom. The bottom part is usually easier, I can use concrete biscuits to prop up the decking mat, but the top CC is trickier as we must navigate to ensure that adequate spread is made so that the CC plan will be achieved.

B/w, 3 inches you mentioned is 75mm, not 60mm.

spyder880:


We have our CC for this slab set at 60mm. The slab is a total of 15mm thickness.

As for reinforcement rods, TMT is very cool, but there are standard gauges from most local companies these days after the FG improved the standard of rods late last year.

spyder880:
Iron reinforcement works going on here now.............

Krryptonitee:
Greetings everyone

I stay and work at Satellite/Iyana Iba Express way and I would like to know if there’s any study center around that side. If yes, how can I change my study center.

Secondly, when will this year section commence

Experience285:
Please am a PGD masters in information technology. 30 units. What's the minimum CGPA for one to graduate

Fyabdul:

Thank you. Please, what is the rate?

Fyabdul:
Good morning all. Please how can I save my 5million and get more interest.
I have an account with First Bank and Stanbic.
I've been reading sukuk bond but don't know how to invest. I thought of i-invest but their rate is 6.9. Please I need a help.

Aforxzy:
I use 1: 1:5 3 for my ground floor/ foundation and 1: 2 : 4 for upper floors..

Aforxzy:
Did you say 3 inches thickness for your floor? Hope this isn't a suspended floor?

Irrespective of the type of floor, 3 inches is too small for the thickness.


You can use 3/4 inch granite size for floor.

babaireti:
Then get her another husband, this time with a big gbolah, she would move on