₦airaland Forum

Ndyoo:
In terms of cost and durability, what would you advice for residential building between pop, plaster board and polystrene?

odimbannamdi:
As much as i love the concept of Polystyrene for pop design because it is lighter, cheaper, faster, tidier and you can achieve the same designs with casted pop, the truth is that they are not water resistant.

This is a picture of mine. There was a leakage from the roof at the time, so it seeped through the Polystyrene pop and kept dropping to the floor until i had the roof fixed

But i do think it is actually a good thing because you will see the leakage and take action, and once you resolve it, the seepage point dries off and you wont even know it was there before. I believe this is unline the casted pop that will retain the water until it begins to buckle/cave in under the weight of the water

tikristinimi21:
Are polystyrene water resistance

InvertedHammer:
ASaba but I do travel places for work, so location is not a barrier

/
Your location?

/

rotecch77:
Hello Philip can you do this in artwork I need it urgently

In other news installations of the solar panel with lithium batterie’s to power the whole 6 buildings done.