n3xt:


That’s why locally made doors are trending in the contemporary space.

You can get 100 years cedar if you meet professional door makers. I know a few in Banana Island

How much is this door?

XL6 Trillion | Atrium House

Walls up. N200 9in block is possible (NextHome projects only)

#streetscape #contemporary #nexthomebricknstone

Its weekend once again, enjoy

https://www.nairaland.com/6447302/behind-scenes-building-industry-collection/3#101059570

n3xt:


Baba Ijebu trap broom is just N50 pere and it’s more potent.

Imodi Mosan tinzs

diordaves:


Got ya. I've always thought you would normally only hang the finished article.

I'm yet to hang the rails. Client wanted to see how it fits the house and I placed them at their respective positions and took shots

EgunMogaji2:


Nope. Not for me either.

I’m an Ijebu man to the inner core.

LOL

n3xt:


Thank you Kiekie1

Madam is happy with the stabilizer.

Thanks for the patronage Sir! Remain blessed

Gigaset:
You are wrong, no concrete poured inside is just hollow blocks you can see the blocks in the image below

Edit: i personally took those pictures

The compressive strength of such blocks must be high enough to support the load on it.

n3xt:


Very cheap.

I found something close to the door below in Swisstrade, Ikota at N2,000,000 in 2014.

Good doors cost fortune.

But you were still able to produce a replica of that door naa

Focusmind:


But you were still able to produce a replica of that door naa

Of course baba.

EgunMogaji2:


I have smoke detectors at the entrances to each room, in the hallway and a Carbon Dioxide detector near the kitchen.

I don’t have an automatic suppression system but do have fire extinguishers that’s rated for oil based fires in the kitchen.

I also have an openable burglary bar in one location.

Oga Egun, you still don't want to show us this openable burglary. I understand the security risk involve in showing this in a public forum but it could be cropped out just to see it. I am interested in the openable burglary thing for windows.

uncleteeh:

"Time frame"
This is the soul of every contract.
If it is a contractor's fault to execute a project within the agreed time frame, he may be penalised, now if there is a hike in prices of materials outside the time frame, he bears the responsibility.

To all artisans out there.
Time is as important to your client as the charges is as important to you (artisan).
If an artisan delays a job and it extends beyond the agreed time, such artisan must be held responsible even for the hike in prices of material.
This is coming from my own sch of thought.

Good you said your own school of thought. When it comes to building things can change and every contractor should highlight the possible change in their contract, sadly most artisans have not gotten this level of education and it's rightly so, we don't have that environment.

I am doing a project, and the contractors mentioned that expected completion date will be April, however situations may change, and rightfully in January came the snows, then the cold weather were brick works cannot be done. work was delayed significantly. Then prices varied but I was shown proof, and reasonably made adjustments based on the slight change.

Contractors should be sincere, and clients should also have a human face when making demands from artisans, because things are mighty tough at the minute for both parties, especially in Nigeria.

In London I can tell you I will make it in 2hrs and keep to that time, but in Nigeria that may not be possible, even if your intention was to keep to time. If it's not the police, it may be armed robbers on the road, or some crazy traffic.

n3xt:


Very cheap.

I found something close to the door below in Swisstrade, Ikota at N2,000,000 in 2014.

Good doors cost fortune.

You are right, but some of those does price are over hype by those company.

A client here contacted us about 3yrs ago to do same door and here is what we come out with,
200k plus delivery.

1 and 2 pics is our own
3rd pics is the one you posted sold by Swiss for 2million

sgtponzihater1:


Good you said your own school of thought. When it comes to building things can change and every contractor should highlight the possible change in their contract, sadly most artisans have not gotten this level of education and it's rightly so, we don't have that environment.

I am doing a project, and the contractors mentioned that expected completion date will be April, however situations may change, and rightfully in January came the snows, then the cold weather were brick works cannot be done. work was delayed significantly. Then prices varied but I was shown proof, and reasonably made adjustments based on the slight change.

Contractors should be sincere, and clients should also have a human face when making demands from artisans, because things are mighty tough at the minute for both parties, especially in Nigeria.

In London I can tell you I will make it in 2hrs and keep to that time, but in Nigeria that may not be possible, even if your intention was to keep to time. If it's not the police, it may be armed robbers on the road, or some crazy traffic.

It’s called “excusable delays” in our contracts.

rotecch77:


You are right, but some of those does price are over hype by those company.

A client here contacted us about 3yrs ago to do same door and here is what we come out with,
200k plus delivery.

1 and 2 pics is our own
3rd pics is the one you posted sold by Swiss for 2million

Nice doors. You suppose collect the N1.7m balance from the client

Focusmind:


Oga Egun, you still don't want to show us this openable burglary. I understand the security risk involve in showing this in a public forum but it could be cropped out just to see it. I am interested in the openable burglary thing for windows.

Oga mi, you’re just going to pardon me las las.

Oga Michilin, oya nau, show us what’s possible

EgunMogaji2:


Oga mi, you’re just going to pardon me las las.

Oga Michilin, oya nau, show us what’s possible

I don't have a picture right now but I kind of have an idea on how it can work though.


Think of it this way, after making the burglary, you can add an anchor on one side of the burglary and at the other side, you put the bolt that will lock it.


I'm not good in explaining what I have in my head to someone but when I start working, I can make it happen

Good evening everyone. This is me reminding y'all about what you're already aware of.

If you have any iron project and you have the funds right now, kindly start working on them. Delay is financial risk and unwise.


Bought some materials on Tuesday and went back today to buy more, and there was already a price increase. Multiply the increase by the quantity I needed and could afford today, you will almost weep for the future of the economy.

michlins:
I don't have a picture right now but I kind of have an idea on how it can work though.


Think of it this way, after making the burglary, you can add an anchor on one side of the burglary and at the other side, you put the bolt that will lock it.


I'm not good in explaining what I have in my head to someone but when I start working, I can make it happen

pls you have an idea of 3inch by 4mm steel pipe price per one?

sgtponzihater1:


Good you said your own school of thought. When it comes to building things can change and every contractor should highlight the possible change in their contract, sadly most artisans have not gotten this level of education and it's rightly so, we don't have that environment.

I am doing a project, and the contractors mentioned that expected completion date will be April, however situations may change, and rightfully in January came the snows, then the cold weather were brick works cannot be done. work was delayed significantly. Then prices varied but I was shown proof, and reasonably made adjustments based on the slight change.

Contractors should be sincere, and clients should also have a human face when making demands from artisans, because things are mighty tough at the minute for both parties, especially in Nigeria.

In London I can tell you I will make it in 2hrs and keep to that time, but in Nigeria that may not be possible, even if your intention was to keep to time. If it's not the police, it may be armed robbers on the road, or some crazy traffic.

You didn't digest my point accordingly sir.

Pls house i need help.

What is the best design for this front pillars that would stand trends for years not something that would become obsolete fast.

Pls i need suggestions

Focusmind:


Oga Egun, you still don't want to show us this openable burglary. I understand the security risk involve in showing this in a public forum but it could be cropped out just to see it. I am interested in the openable burglary thing for windows.

Its called emergency exit inbuild into the burglary proof..


We make them

uncleteeh:

You didn't digest my point accordingly sir.

Cheers

n3xt:


Nice doors. You suppose collect the N1.7m balance from the client

Lolz

Dijita:

is the roofing edge pop or parapet?

We move...

emmadejust:


Its called emergency exit inbuild into the burglary proof..


We make them

Nice one!

Jasobry:


We move...

Nice house. I love the rendering.

Jasobry:


We move...

it look like our almighty Oluwa ni Champion House. Same design

Jasobry:


We move...

I love your roof. A showcase of craftsmanship.

Awon flat roof geng, now take a look at this "simple and clean" roof rendition and then tell me flat roof is modern and beautiful. You say beauty is in the eye of the beholder, but how can you behold something the eye can't even see as flat roof.

Chekitaut:
it look like our almighty Oluwa ni Champion House. Same design

Oluwa Champion - Am alone.

Where is he now? He is a doyen of online building.

diordaves:


I love your roof. A showcase of craftsmanship.

Awon flat roof geng, now take a look at this "simple and clean" roof rendition and then tell me flat roof is modern and beautiful. You say beauty is in the eye of the beholder, but how can you behold something the eye can't even see as flat roof.

Some like it three days in the pot