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egin: Nice tiles and the tiler is doing a good job. How much are you paying the tiler? Can I his name and his phone# ? I might have something for him when he is done with your job.

Please, feel free to call my no: 08035757416 or muyiwaolakunde@rocketmail.com and let's talk and thanks a lot for the comment

mufutau55: Damn. This is awesome. I wanna see the picture of the sample tile for that living room. Very nicely put together.
Can I see the picture of shower floor how the shower basin is made? Keep up the good work.

Hajji Mufutau

Thanks a lot sir

remcoface: Everything is coming together nicely!

Thank you sir, that's very encouraging.

1. shower rose for the children's bathroom
2. tiler cutting the skating that will go round all rooms and passage
3. kitchen, still under tiling

shower spray installed in all toilets for those who will like to use tissue/toilet roll and will prefer water instead. the shower rose acts like a spray jet or like a fuel pump . all u need do when u finish doing d thing is to just press d lever..............let there be water!!!!!!!!!!!!

1. master toilet
2. children's toilet
3. guest toilet

more pix from site today

1. sitting room and dinning

mufutau55: Beautiful. I love it. I just forgot to comment on it... and the Hand wash basins are good too..
Keep it up, I am watching all the posts to emulate you later when mine commences. That is how good they look.

Hajji Mufutau

Alright sir, duly noted.

mufutau55: I am looking forward to this following installations:

1. dinning and entrance tiles
2. passage floor tiles
3. kitchen floor tiles
4. Verandah floor tiles

Thank you.

Hajji Mufutau

Alright sir, coming up soonest What do u make of the design of the tap sir

StainlessH: Beautiful house you have here.

Thank you sir

mufutau55: Thank you. It looked so different on the when installed on the floor... looks like brownish. But good.

The same colour were used for these three rooms below?:
room 1
room 2
master bedroom

Hajji Mufutau

yes sir

mufutau55: Can you post the picture of the sample tiles you used in the above rooms? I love it.
Where do you use the tile sample #4041 (like gray) you posted above on page 6?

Thanks.

Hajji Mufutau

its the number that is used to identify the particular tile in the warehouse, they are so many so numbers are required to identify them. Here goes the room tile

mufutau55: Thank you Muyesky for providing all these work.. Nicely done.

Hajji Mufutau

The pleasure is mine sir

remcoface: Everything is coming up nice and am loving it. Hope to see more of it by tomorrow as you promised.

That's a promise sir, thanks a lot

more to come tomorrow

Washing hand basins that will be in all three {3} bathrooms and dinning table. Same tap (SF ENGLAND) will also be used on the kitchen sink

bathroom 1
bathroom 2
finishing touches yet to be applied

room 1
room 2
master bedroom
skating and white cement yet to be done and applied. that will be done tomorrow

more pix from the work done on site today .

kitchen

mufutau55: I agree with you that windows in the bathroom and kitchen should be big for air circulations..
Advising people is betteer than criticizing their design.. we all have different taste.

But do you really want to get rid of the "ugly burglar proofing". No sir, the burglary proof is made for security.
If you live in nigeria, you will know they are needed.

Muyesky, this is your house and you will live in it, and do design it the best way you like.

Hajji Mufutau

The maturity and understanding I noticed in u never seizes to amaze me, thank you sir. Besides, the window in the kitchen stands at 4x4ft.

Reference: Why are bathroom and kitchen windows in Nigeria always microscopic in size (as small as two feet square) when this is the tropics - serious heat and humidity, irregular electricity - often dark (not good for effective cleaning) and poor ventilation to rid them of sewage odours or kitchen fumes.

Pally widen your window wall to wall or raise the apex to the ceiling and get rid of that ugly burglar proofing and get perspex so that the light can come through and with it the beauty of your tiles.

Nigerians and dark house 'cave' architecture sef.

Thanks for ur observation, duly noted. Whatever appears ugly to u might not to others. Remember, there are two sides to a sword. Despite ur rigid comment, I was still able to pick something from it. If u av built or intend to build one, I'll sure like to see how it looks like maybe I can introduce it into my next project. A word of advise too......learn to appreciate hard work before u discriminate. Afterall, we are all on this forum to learn more. Remain blessed

Reference: Why are bathroom and kitchen windows in Nigeria always microscopic in size (as small as two feet square) when this is the tropics - serious heat and humidity, irregular electricity - often dark (not good for effective cleaning) and poor ventilation to rid them of sewage odours or kitchen fumes.

Pally widen your window wall to wall or raise the apex to the ceiling and get rid of that ugly burglar proofing and get perspex so that the light can come through and with it the beauty of your tiles.

Nigerians and dark house 'cave' architecture sef.

Thanks for ur observation, duly noted. Whatever appears ugly to u might not to others. Remember, there are two sides to a sword. Despite ur rigid comment, I was still able to pick something from it. If u av built or intend to build one, I'll sure like to see how it looks like maybe I can introduce it into my next project. A word of advise too......learn to appreciate hard work before u discriminate. Afterall, we are all on this forum to learn more. Remain blessed

Hope1: Highly inspiring! I can't resist it anymore, I need to say something right now. Keep it coming. The LORD is your strength. Shalom!

Amen.....it is well with u nd ur household.

missemotan: :wow congrats I believe this is a dream come true for you, may God continue to bless you.

You can say that again.........its more than a dream come thru.

mexxy1: Really beautiful. Keep it up!

God bless u my brother........really appreciate it

After cleaning the stains

dont mind cement stains.............they were eventually cleaned

Also bought kitchen skating to divide the wall tiles in the middle, also gives a kitchen presence.

Pix from site today, today being sunday .......not much was done today. Here are the pix for the day. Much emphasis was on the kitchen

arcis: @Op, I hav bin following ur project frm d first day. I must say u hav done a good job. May God complete this project of urs in notime. U hav really inspire me and I hope to start my own project soon usin some of advise and recommendation frm u.


God bless u.

Thanks brother, God will surely provide you with the resources, will, strength and inspiration to start and complete yours.

mufutau55: Thank you Muyesky for the updates on this work. The work is really looking nice already. God will help you finish it.
And Yes, more update pictures is surely helping me especially.. I am at the same stage for my MQ.
By the time I am ready I will absolve more knowledge and color combination from your work.

Are this Spain or Italy tiles? Ceramic or Porcelain, etc?

My email will still come after I see more update pictures, because some of my questions are being cleared already.

Hajji Mufutau

Thanks Hajji Mufutau, the wall tiles are ceramic cos u really dont need porcelain for them and thats the essence of using only raw cement and water to paste them. However, it is highly recommended that the floor tiles be more of porcelain cos it is more stronger and does not fade as compared to ceramics. The wall tiles are from China and in like two months from now, theey are starting production in Nigeria in a mega factory they are putting up in Chinese village (free trade zone) Agbara. then, we expect it to be more cheaper. The sitting room tiles are however from United Arab Emirate.

Hawkeye: impressive. no worries. you wont run again, this time you are back to finish the house.

Yes o! My brother......I say amen to that. Thanks a lot

remcoface: Looking nice already!!!

Thanks