gbadexy:
Ongoing graffitex application in onitsha.
My prices are open, affordable and quality.
Affordable quality still remains the watch word.
Budget emulsion: N14000
Premium emulsion: N22000
Matte: N37000
Satin: N46000
Gloss N12000 per gallon
Basecoat:N13000

gbadexy:
I've been meaning to write it here for a while, the opinion of myself and my screeders is that basecoat putty is better than cement screeding.
Often times, cement screeding tends to crack after some time, it needs to be primed with white emulsion paint to prevent excessive consumption of paint and give white background for a sharper final paint application.
Basecoat is white and doesn't need any extra priming.
Those we have handled application for can attest to these.

bolu1986:


Screeding


We are still in the beautiful city of owerri


Pop $ wall screeding


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Rany4all:
Either way is ok. Some screed first while others tile first.

Then again, it might also depend on who is doing your screeding. If you want it done by your POP ceiling guy, you might choose to do both ceiling and wall same time before tiling. On the other hand, if your painter is going to do the screeding, then you might choose to do both screeding and painting together, after tiling.

Personally, I'd prefer my painter to screed his canvass himself before applying his paint, so it's after tiling for me.

gbadexy:

Perfect for unscreeded walls.

gbadexy:
Ongoing graffitex application in onitsha.
My prices are open, affordable and quality.
Affordable quality still remains the watch word.
Budget emulsion: N14000
Premium emulsion: N22000
Matte: N37000
Satin: N46000
Gloss N12000 per gallon
Basecoat:N13000

gbadexy:

N13000 per drum

gbadexy:

It can be used for both internal and external. It should dry relatively strong also without dusting, suggesting adequate binder and good bonding to the wall.

bolu1986:


We are doing 6500 at ibadan right now

Let me know if we can come in

With simple design anyway .
We are currently working around Bodija

bolu1986:


Where is your location??

Good evening

EgunMogaji2:


I can’t recommend anyone on this door project, it was a disaster that ended up at police station.

If you don’t have a lot of doors i’ll engage Skimanski on here to create doors for you or just jejeli go to Maduabuchi in Oke Bola to buy imported doors. I say imported but I think they’re being manufactured here too.

Good luck.

EgunMogaji2:
After 5 Months Delay, Doors At Last.

MeineMutter:


Tell him to indicate the brand name against each material, and probably show you the pic s of the ones you are not familiar with to see how they look.

You can then go online to first of all check the average price.

Go to the market and buy your materials yourself, after asking him to commit himself that he would use them once you bring them.

Lots on artisans rip off clients on materials purchase. And lots of them end up buying the other brands because they didn’t specify most of the exact brands they would use when giving you quotation.

Negotiate well on the labour. Labour shouldn’t be more than 150k, max for the whole work.

Money is scarce these days my brother.

topsy23:


There is no 100mm and 50mm on the list, also, is your plumber using local fittings for you? The imported fittings is more expensive that what he quoted for. Make sure he uses thick tigre pipe for your water supply to avoid leakages .

Philipok:
Quality art work design at affordable price, contact 09058432795.

ollykay619:
Good day house, please which door type is best for toilet doors.
Aluminum
Wood doore
Steel
HDF

Your opinion and contribution is highly needed and appreciated

ezenwaez:

Would suggest you go for locally fabricated door considering the import duty on imported doors, most local metal fabricators within your locality can design and construct it.

Rany4all:
Just do a search on Konga, Jumia and/or Jiji, and you'll have your answer.

visaclick:
check on jiji, you can get a good deal there