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Hi house, please I want to know where one can get a good pumping machine to buy in Lagos. I already bought one last year and right now it can't pump water into the overhead tank. Kindly drop your opinions. Thanks |
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Inspired, how much will land a 2004 Nissan Xterra to naija? |
Fhemmy, how much to land a 2004 Nissan Xterra to Naija soil? |
^Thanks bro!!! ![]() |
Y not just go carry ashi? Y kill an innocent girl like dat? |
NL1960:Check your inbox. If you have a tiler you can take him along too. |
More updates coming tomorrow |
NL1960:They might finish you oh. Those guys are out for blood! The guy I bought from is a Nairalander and I met him on this forum. After series of telephone calls to and fro we finally met at the market last week saturday and he was really helpful. Bought everything I needed from him. |
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NL1960:[b]What is vitrified tile Vitrified tile is a tile which has been processed in such a way that it has very very low porosity (and water absorption) which make it stain resistant and very strong. Is vitrified tile better than marble or granite? Vitrified Tiles have far superior properties compared to marble or natural granite because being a manufactured product their quality is controlled whereas in naturally occurring marble and granite good quality is just a coincidence. Vitrified tiles posses much better mechanical strength, scratch resistance, resistance to acids, alkalies and chemicals, resistance to staining etc compared to marble or natural granite. Marble has a relatively lower abrasion resistance compared to vitrified tiles. It is calcium carbonate which is strongly attached by Hydrochloric acid which is commonly used in toilet & floor cleaning. It yellows over extended time duration whereas vitrified tiles retain their colour for decades. Polished natural granite shows several surface defects and a good quality is just a matter of chance whereas vitrified tiles are guaranteed for consistent good quality. Marble laying is very cumberrsom and time consuming whereas vitrified tiles may be laid in a matter of hours and put to use after 48 hours. Excerpts for this article were taken from www.asiangranito.com What needs to be studied here is the cost factor. Apparently the Vitrified tiles seem to have an advantage and also durability to command a higher price. But are we willing to shell that extra money for aesthetics and maintenance sake is the million dollar question. Another point to consider is where people who would like to buy an apartment can actually tell the builder to use these tiles over conventional flooring techniques.[/b] |
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@spyder880,thanks.I appreciate. Don't forget my house in the villa oh. After dis we will sit down and talk. |
@amalone,to tell you the truth I don't know how much I have spent! My wife is the one disbursing the money. Mine is to make the money! The POP guy decided to use regular cement instead of white cement. He is a family friend so he is almost doing it for free. I only bought the materials. Why we did not wait to plaster was because my wife is rushing the job,she says she wants to move into her new home before easter! |
Bros you and spyder have been a source of inspiration to me!!! Thanks and keep up the good work. |
Bought tiles, toilet fittings and PVC on saturday from a Nairalander at Orile. |
Door frames for interior doors
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Front pillars not completed yet!
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External plastering
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Kitchen exit door
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Laundry room metal door
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POP installation
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POP
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Dinning arch
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Another avenue to steal money. Who is going to manage it and how sure are we that ghost unemployed graduates and ghost old people will not hijack the scheme? |
@spyder880, pls which is the best PVC to use for ceiling? Made in Nigeria or imported? Cos am a bit confused as to which to buy. |
Anyone with any idea of how much the CTL decoder costs. And can it work in Ogun state. |
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^It's a pleasure bro |
