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money121:
Sir you don't need to run very far.. Come closer let do business that design up their is Korea product.. And the company provide 50yrs warranty on their product
See the New Zealand design below
And for both design that white patches is not paint..

This one looks better sha close-up. That other Korean one looks yama-yama.

Empiree:
Spyder880, how much the sliding gate cost you?

Oya, oga spyder - we are waiting. Who supplied this gate in PH?

Thanks.

money121:
Lol!! @ banana tress..
Yes is not paint..

Chief,

I really, really want to patronize you but you're yanking my cord. Ask KolashangeOne - I'm a serious buyer.

Look again at the picture and if you tell the world that this is what you will supply as Shingle design (Black with White patches) then I will run very far from you. How can you tell me that this is not paint?

Defend your product. Ok?

money121:
Not @ all the product don't fade.. Even the white patches will not remove No matter the rain!!

Although when come to color and design is choice..
Some client like it while some don't..
Is choice and budget!!

I don't expect you to say any different because, in 50 years, you will likely be counting the banana trees in the backyard of your retirement villa lol!!

I simply don't see how slapping painting on an arbsorbent surface as I'm seeing here will last any length of time. It looks sloppy and something for show just to command the premium. Unless you're trying to convince me it's not paint. Or if it is paint, it's a special type of paint ...

... Oya, educate us!

I've just taken up this issue with stone coated roof tiles that come with patchwork colors in another thread
https://www.nairaland.com/3364135/roofing-sheets-cost-various-types/9#59008454

I wanted to ask a wider audience if any one has any experience with longevity of the colors. Close-up, it seems to me they just applied paint by brush - and they're claiming 50 year warranty.

Any experience?

Thanks

This looks like ordinary application of paint to achieve the second (white) color tile effect.

How will this last 50 years if that's what your warranty says? After a few rainy seasons, it will look very faded and sad, perhaps reverting to black tile color.

For the N100 premium, appears all y'all did was employ a painter with a broad brush. It Looks very slap dash close-up.

Perhaps the lesson is to avoid these types of tiles with patchwork colors.

money121:
Let chat on WhatsApp 08085310359
Dropping email may lead to ban here on the site..

Centerpoint

Ok. Apologies all, I did not know this rule.

money121:
Yes
Shingles,Milano, Roman, (wine with black patches)(#3100 persqm)
The company will indicate that on your payment Receipt

Thanks - what is the name of the company standing behind the warranty?

Leave your email address here if you can.

money121:
Stone Coated Roofing..

With Pictures Samples....

Call/WhatsApp 08085310359

- Is this color (wine with black) available in quantities ?
- Are these prices still current?
- Do these come with 50 year warranty certificate?

Quick delivery required.

Thanks

battleaxe:
Uncle.......

Biko, any other known solutions in the house?

Thanks.

Those blighters are resilient oh!

Fire, Glysulphate, scraping scraping ... no joy, they always re-appear.

Now, when the weather's good I pull up a chair, sip ice cold Guinness, looking at them as they look back at me. Shebi na pikin wey dey find him mama attention dey hala pass?

Just wanted to say ... Congratulations on your very informative website.

44chux:
In Nigeria, RCD or ELCB is an unusual electrical luxury for a rented apartment and mine was no exception.
Twinskenny and co can confirm this.

Explains a lot of things. This is a 'luxury' that protects lives/properties, even your tenant's.

44chux:
Duplicate post

44chux:
For the volt-amps when you add the length of wire from the distribution board to the socket outlet to the borehole wellhead and then vertically down to the wellbore where pump is located, due to wire resistance plus ac peak frequency, will be greater but we will ignore this for simplicity.

If I remember correctly, the max current 2.5 sq.mm can handle is 27amps, so providing the breaker failed to tripped on time at 25amps, 30amps can heat up the wire and if due to partial contact on the socket the pump stops and starts again...

Good constructive thinking but ...

Your last paragraph (reproduced above) is a very unlikely scenario but let's humor you.

I refer you to the penultimate paragraph (also reproduced). The immediate supply wire to the pump is likely to be thermally overwhelmed first in a situation where starting current is permanently drawn, given it's lower gauge than the main DB cable. When that happens, you would likely have triggered an earth fault trip anyway. I hope you have an RCD somewhere.

damagepbuh:
. Thanks for that. I already had a thread where I apologized for all those things wen I made mention of getting assistance from a Yoruba Muslim. Wat makes u think I can't create another moniker and use it to ask of assistance. because I want people like u to splash my mistakes on my face. thanks

If you did, I apologize that I did not see it. My point is that there are very generous and altruistic people on this forum - drawn from all facets of Nigerian society. When youths engage in senseless e-fighting and lash out in truly horrific manners, they are limiting the goodwill pool from which they can tap in future.

Personally, I congratulate those who resist this crazy crazy game that I think this NL platform encourages, and keep their interactions on the straight and narrow, 'cos they would be most worthy of my business, and any help I can render.

Good luck with your quest.

Foolish youths of today.

damagepbuh:
Protecting dem from d same Muslims. And dat makes islam peacefullll Rubbish. I thought they were saying dat al shabab and d rest are not after only christians. Pissful religion from a murderous paedophilic camel urine drunkard kpohammad

mufutau55:
Thank you Sir. Yes, we have seen several advertisement for them here. But we need the end-user (Clients) to come and tell us about their feelings here.

Hajji M.

Good point Chief. I will settle for my seat in that class.

mufutau55:
Will be really good for discussion... as many people never say anything about this or landscaping in general in this forum.

Hajji M.

Knowing this is something I'll be considering in future, I did save a couple of links off this site ...

This guy is just starting off and more to do with 'green' landscaping
https://www.nairaland.com/3834942/everything-landcsape-horticulture-gardening

Nabiz souunds like a legend in this field of increte ... hope not too expensive
https://www.nairaland.com/2278774/increte-decorative-stamped-concrete-floor
https://www.nairaland.com/2840360/please-visit-office

EgunMogaji:
Stop being selfish.

It's not all about you and your build.

There are over 700 pages, do a search as I'm sure that your question has been answered already. That is if you're really serious.

You certainly have your useful side on this site but why you feel the overiding desire to be rude and brusque with people, I have absolutely no idea.

Let me stop there. I don't intend to get into a stupid slanging match with you.

Now, if someone else has ideas or tips about Properties, they would be welcome. Thanks

Chai! 24 hours I have not picked up any 'tip' to help me as I build my property. Na drone fideo I find here.

Guys, let's at least try to keep this thread on track. It is one of the most useful on NL and that usefulness is underlined by the quality and appropriatness of our collective contributions.

Good job.

The iron-benders have 'hammered' on this job.

I didn't see any boat jetty in the plans oh?

Babs612000:
Please the total cost of the roof.

Yes please, and the specs (Aluminium long span?), and how long the install took.

Thanks.

allCopacetic:
Thanks for a pleasant and Swift transaction Chief

Anyof The below will match nicely.

Do you have them hanging up in the shop? And, are you open on Saturdays?

Daboomb:
If we can make circular pipes, we certainly can produce square Pipes but l have never seen the locally made version of this item.
My feeling is that the demand for this item was not there in the past and hence, the incentive to produce a cheaper, local version, was not there.

With everyone now doing Parapet and the idea of keeping your run-off water properly contained now catching-on, l am sure it is just a matter of time before we get the local version.

When l was given a quote of almost half a Million Naira, just to buy 'imported' rain-water run-off pipes, l was like "Wetin, is it supposed to cost past the amount spent on the roof itself"?
Just a few adjustments to the production mould and some company or somebody could be a Millionaire within a fraction of a second......better than kidnapping!

Danke!

Oga KolaShangOne, take note when you come to bid/quote for my roof job! This kuli-kuli rain collector will work just fine.

chukzyfcbb:
Haha at the birds singing and fish catching, i like your sarcasm.
Thanks a lot sir, you have really explained everything in detail. You said something which is very catchy.
That he rather goes for half a plot on a dry land, that is a very very good alternative never thought of. You have spoken well sir, I didn't even consider the maintenance problems (soakaway) and even possible flood problems to paint wearing off, that's eye opener.

Thanks once again!

I'm glad you removed 'Ducks criss-crossing waterfront' ... I thought I was the only one that noticed that.

Na only peppersoup pot duck go dey criss-cross for Naija!

b03liberty:
The bearish move could be a market retrace

Absolutely. Guinness @ -5% suggests so. We need to compute over a longer period to make any sense.

spyder880:
No Sir, the amount stops exactly where the roofing sheets are installed . There will be no ceiling sheets, no parapets, no plastering, no electrical wiring and no plumbing or tiles included in the above amount.

Thank you.

Doesn't it make sense for some plumbing and electrical conduiting to be done during decking preparation to avoid chiselling later?


May I join others in congratulating you on your continued professionalism, patience and courtesy.

Youngadvocate:
My dear, if you follow my moniker you would understand my person and intellectual disposition to issues.

The opening sentence of this posts stated that it wasn't meant to incite. And the last called for deliberation, not insults.

Thanks

You perfectly well knew what you were doing which is why you emboldened ..

He answered "...north what!...how can we be afraid of restructuring when we have Boko Haram?"

Any neutral dealer with an ounce of perceptive intelligence would conclude that it was an innocent statement and no need for ...

I have ever since sought to give this proper interpretation, but the more I try, the deeper I was thrown into limbo as to reconciling the sensitivity of the speech. And my wonder has been, was it a slip of tongue? Or an expression of reality.

You are perfectly aware about what febrile environment for war-mongers and bigots this platform is. What is your prize? Front Page? It could also be bloodshed, I tell you.

Apologies if this sounds unduly harsh. I have little patience for those that seek to destroy our country, and their (innocent or not so innocent) enablers. We owe it a duty to our children to be particularly careful and employ every bit of our education and training to beat the negative mongers in these testing times. Or, not to leave them open goals to waltz through.

OP, only in Nigeria would we seek to ascribe ulterior motives to every statement. We imagine scorpions under mats yet yo be trod on.

Like someone mentioned, pre-conception played a part in your interpretation and you goofed by rushing here with your 'news'.

I hope you've ignored the doom-mongers and keyboard warriors and focused on the sensible explanation given that it was an innocent statemen, suggesting the Boki Haram menace is a far heavier cross to bear than anything you can throw at the North. Understandable too.

Thread should die a gentle death but if it gets to FP, I'll leave this platform. Fully convinced it was set up with an ulterior motive to bring instability to the country and set us up for bloodshed ... maybe sha, only popping in and out of the property section once in a while until I complete my building project.

You mean he wants to sell a plot of land for 40 million Naira!! You know those buildings are worthless and need to be knocked down.

Good luck finding a buyer.

danny34:
Still Very much in the business,
07039650495
danielonyedika@gmail.com

Thanka for thinking about us!

Thanks. Email to be sent shortly. Quick question, how do you plan a painting job in the Wet season, in a very rainy place like Portharcourt?

IgboticGirl:
whether make up or no make up she is still beautiful

LIKE ...

IgboticGirl:
unlike people from one particular tribe

UNLIKE ...

Why nau?

So, are you still in the painting biz?

If so drop an email address you can be reached on.

Thanks.

danny34:
Is OK sir. Left to me, I would suggest you do a paint that occasionally you can repaint and recoat. A power hose with pressure will sure remove dust but not dirt.

Whatever you decide on. We will be glad to work with you