EgunMogaji2:


No worries Oga mi, even Kenny knows I’m one of the kobokobo originators

Pls. can any plumber here/anyone give me an idea of how much to pay for installation of all bathroom fixtures, i.e toilet, washhand basin, taps...complete set.

thanks!

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Oga n3ext
Egun
Syder880

This is for people who think that those aluminum profiles are safe. If this thing can happen to iron pipes, just imagine what it would be like.

My advice has been to use angle bars to frame your window burglaries and shock it into the wall. Hanging it together with the window frame isn't safe.

This is picture of the attack on the defense academy.

https://www.nairaland.com/6721173/bandits-broke-into-five-flats

michlins:
the tools are very important. Up till now,we still do sanding manually.


But with the tools available, we're doing quite well.

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The world is reversed. Oyibo pay premium price for things done manually. We pay premium price for things done by machines. Why? Because our artisans do not pay attention to details. I watched a tutorial on sanding. They narrowed it down to the directions of sanding and effect on the finished products. We lack such details and finesse.

Some of you make graduate employees envious with how much you make in a month. But instead of reinvesting the money to perfect your trade, only God knows what they do with the money. I suspect sugarbabes, marrying another wife or outright "dorime" in a nightclub.

By the way, the tools are relatively cheap. Not bragging, but with a tool that costs less than N200k, I can paint a house better than most of those claiming to be professional painters in Nigeria. Imagine painting a whole house by one person in about 3 days.
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Jeff68:
Pls. can any plumber here/anyone give me an idea of how much to pay for installation of all bathroom fixtures, i.e toilet, washhand basin, taps...complete set.

thanks!

cc
Oga n3ext
Egun
Syder880

cc: rotecch77

InvertedHammer:

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The world is reversed. Oyibo pay premium price for things done manually. We pay premium price for things done by machines. Why? Because our artisans do not pay attention to details. I watched a tutorial on sanding. They narrowed it down to the directions of standings and effects on the finished products. We lack such details and finesse.

Some of you make graduate employees envious with how much you make in a month. But instead of reinvesting the money to perfect your trade, only God knows what they do with the money. I suspect sugarbabes, marrying another wife or outright "dorime" in a nightclub.

By the way, the tools are relatively cheap.
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Hahaha, I’ll help you define what they do with the money. Yoruba call it’s bank onirun, pepper soup, new wife with 3 girls friends at the same time, ogogoro etc.

When your construction is done you must need some good paint to give e new look to your building! It depends on you how you want to make your interior and exterior painting. But it's always good if you use waterproof paint for your building. You can check this website to know more about waterproof paint : https://paintersvilla.com/.

Good evening everyone. I have reached a solution with eyinne. The used five out of six doors and it's remaining one. If anyone wants the door here should kindly let me know. The cost of bringing it back to Nnewi makes it such a bad business.

The location is Ajah Lagos


Thanks

I will like to thank everyone that mediated on this door issue with Michlin. We hv finally settled it amicably, i was able to take 4 doors out of it as my engineer said that the maximum we can take cos of the size . It will be managed and used for the kitchen side but not suitable for the entrance side .So Michlin agreed to refund 60k to me while i keep the door till he finds a way to retrieve it . It was a peaceful settlement by both parties . I will do the needful.
Michlin I apologize for the use of words but it was caused by the ill treatment i was receiving. Lets treat each other with more kindness, it helps .
Thanks so much . I will do the needful on my post

InvertedHammer:

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The world is reversed. Oyibo pay premium price for things done manually. We pay premium price for things done by machines. Why? Because our artisans do not pay attention to details. I watched a tutorial on sanding. They narrowed it down to the directions of standings and effects on the finished products. We lack such details and finesse.

Some of you make graduate employees envious with how much you make in a month. But instead of reinvesting the money to perfect your trade, only God knows what they do with the money. I suspect sugarbabes, marrying another wife or outright "dorime" in a nightclub.

By the way, the tools are relatively cheap. Not bragging, but with a tool that costs less than N200k, I can paint a house better than most of those claiming to be professional painters in Nigeria. Imagine painting a whole house by one person in about 3 days.
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I do watch a guy called mike farrington on YouTube building cabinets,tv stands or shelves....Man's tools and attention to details and descriptions of what he is doing.....finish products comes out wow....

Enyinne:
I will like to thank everyone that mediated on this door issue with Michlin. We hv finally settled it amicably, i was able to take 4 doors out of it as my engineer said that the maximum we can take cos of the size . So Michlin agreed to refund 60k to me while i keep the door till he finds a way to retrieve it . It was a peaceful settlement by both parties . I will do the needful.
Michlin I apologize for the use of words but it was caused by the ill treatment i was receiving. Lets treat each other with more kindness, it helps .
Thanks so much . I will do the needful on my post

Well done ma'am. Nice one michlins.

dongc:


I do watch a guy called mike farrington on YouTube building cabinets,tv stands or shelves....Man's tools and attention to details and descriptions of what he is doing.....finish products comes out wow....

This guy is the very definition of perfection.


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SOFHUfZMF_o

InvertedHammer:

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The world is reversed. Oyibo pay premium price for things done manually. We pay premium price for things done by machines. Why? Because our artisans do not pay attention to details. I watched a tutorial on sanding. They narrowed it down to the directions of standings and effects on the finished products. We lack such details and finesse.

Some of you make graduate employees envious with how much you make in a month. But instead of reinvesting the money to perfect your trade, only God knows what they do with the money. I suspect sugarbabes, marrying another wife or outright "dorime" in a nightclub.

By the way, the tools are relatively cheap. Not bragging, but with a tool that costs less than N200k, I can paint a house better than most of those claiming to be professional painters in Nigeria. Imagine painting a whole house by one person in about 3 days.
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I don't know how long I have been in this business, but I have more tools than my boss. I'm investing heavily in tools but at the same time, it's difficult because of how expensive powering the tools

jabolo:


Although, I live in an 80 year old house with PVC doors and windows all round. All the things you mention there are alien to me.

My Chief, thankfully you said 80 year old.
Don't forget I said my experience n I didn't generalize this.
* Has there being any fire incident in the house to make you confirm the fire part?
* Were u there during the installation to make you know if they amended on site to fit if the openings were not perfect for it?
* I bet we still have same quality of materials that was used in making those in your build at the moment.
Remember: all I mentioned were based on my experience in my kobo Kobo years of Kobo Kobo architecture, interior n construction Sir.

#peace

Enyinne:
I will like to thank everyone that mediated on this door issue with Michlin. We hv finally settled it amicably, i was able to take 4 doors out of it as my engineer said that the maximum we can take cos of the size . So Michlin agreed to refund 60k to me while i keep the door till he finds a way to retrieve it . It was a peaceful settlement by both parties . I will do the needful.
Michlin I apologize for the use of words but it was caused by the ill treatment i was receiving. Lets treat each other with more kindness, it helps .
Thanks so much . I will do the needful on my post

We suppose pop champagne.

You both deserve award.

michlins:
Good evening everyone. I have reached a solution with eyinne. The used five out of six doors and it's remaining one. If anyone wants the door here should kindly let me know. The cost of bringing it back to Nnewi makes it such a bad business.

The location is Ajah Lagos


Thanks

I’m in Ajah but I don’t need a door now. For a lasting resolve, I’ll support you with 50% of the cost.

No be only advice we fit give

n3xt:


I’m in Ajah but I don’t need a door now. For a lasting resolve, I’ll support you with 50% of the cost.

No be only advice we fit give

So kind of you. Thank you!

EgunMogaji2:


This guy is the very definition of perfection.


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SOFHUfZMF_o

I agree....he is very good..

michlins:
I don't know how long I have been in this business, but I have more tools than my boss. I'm investing heavily in tools but at the same time, it's difficult because of how expensive powering the tools

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Many tools are now Brushless and cordless. You charge the battery when there is light and you can take it to your site without worrying about power supply. Be it drill, angle grinder or cutting tools (saw). Most of my tools are cordless because of the power problem in Nigeria. I prefer Dewalt and Milwaukee. It is doable. There is a huge market for used tools. With the exception of minor wears and tears, they are in good working conditions.

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n3xt:


I’m in Ajah but I don’t need a door now. For a lasting resolve, I’ll support you with 50% of the cost.

No be only advice we fit give

thanks

InvertedHammer:

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Many tools are now Brushless and cordless. You charge the battery when there is light and you can take it to your site without worrying about power supply. Be it drill, angle grinder or cutting tools (saw). Most of my tools are cordless because of the power problem in Nigeria. I prefer Dewalt and Milwaukee. It is doable. There is a huge market for used tools. With the exception of minor wears and tears, they are in good working conditions.

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did I hear you mention DeWalt and Milwaukee tools? These things cost as much as a kidney. My original Bosch grinding machine was stolen on site. Tried to get another one and it's #100,000. Like how do I afford that again. Got the first one on a promo price few years ago

EgunMogaji2:


Onsite aluminum roofing.

1) No transportation issues.

2) Exact lengths cut onsite.

3) Less waste.


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QLr6orBINjE

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Did you just say " no transportation issues"?

The transportation stories will come from the guys bringing the machine to site--it is inevitable.

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Horlardorjah:


My Chief, thankfully you said 80 year old.
Don't forget I said my experience n I didn't generalize this.
* Has there being any fire incident in the house to make you confirm the fire part?
* Were u there during the installation to make you know if they amended on site to fit if the openings were not perfect for it?
* I bet we still have same quality of materials that was used in making those in your build at the moment.
Remember: all I mentioned were based on my experience in my kobo Kobo years of Kobo Kobo architecture, interior n construction Sir.

#peace

Chairman! I’ve something interesting to share on PVC vs Aluminum windows.

I’ve not witnessed any fire outbreak to see how both will perform under fire BUT I’ve seen how they perform under impact and crush test.

As a matter of fact, the picture I intend to share will show you how different types of aluminum profiles from 6 demolished buildings look after they were subjected to harsh conditions vs how the PVC window installed on only 1 house in the estate performed.

It’d be shocking to hear that I can still use the PVC windows but we can hardly put together a complete window from all the 6 buildings where aluminum windows are installed.

I’ll upload pics when I have the opportunity to do so.


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Considering the cost and quality of the PVC windows, I wasn’t expecting it to perform any less.

dongc:


I do watch a guy called mike farrington on YouTube building cabinets,tv stands or shelves....Man's tools and attention to details and descriptions of what he is doing.....finish products comes out wow....

k

You may also watch the guy called VITTEN.
His design and details are super nice too

n3xt:


cc: rotecch77

Thanks so much…..set awon otedola

n3xt:


Chairman! I’ve something interesting to share on PVC vs Aluminum windows.

I’ve not witnessed any fire outbreak to see how both will perform under fire BUT I’ve seen how they perform under impact and crush test.

As a matter of fact, the picture I intend to share will show you how different types of aluminum profiles from 6 demolished buildings look after they were subjected to harsh conditions vs how the PVC window installed on only 1 house in the estate performed.

It’d be shocking to hear that I can still use the PVC windows but we can hardly put together a complete window from all the 6 buildings where aluminum windows are installed.

I’ll upload pics when I have the opportunity to do so.


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Considering the cost and quality of the PVC windows, I wasn’t expecting it to perform any less.

Definitely a great one over the aluminium. Im with u on this Sir.

Help me out with this Sirs.
Cc :brabus
Cc: rotech77

oduncojamaica:
Good evening house, pls what type of door or design can I introduce into this lobby entrance that lead to rooms and kitchen in my building. I was advised to put sliding aluminum door there by my friend,but I am looking for other beautiful alternative.
Kindly note that the lobby directly face the main entrance door thereby people coming into the sitting room will face lobby directly before sitting down.

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Cc: rotech77
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Cc: others
Sirs I need your input

money121:
Job Done!!
Another Successful Roofing Project Completed
Site Location: Oyo State
Roof Design : Shingle Design
Colour: Wine with Black Patches
Roof meters: =670sqm

To get the Cost that Roofed this Building Call/WhatsApp 08085310359

Can you do us a favour and include the cost here?

Ose.

oduncojamaica:
Good evening house, pls what type of door or design can I introduce into this lobby entrance that lead to rooms and kitchen in my building. I was advised to put sliding aluminum door there by my friend,but I am looking for other beautiful alternative.
Kindly note that the lobby directly face the main entrance door thereby people coming into the sitting room will face lobby directly before sitting down.

Sirs I need your input

This should work. I recommended same design to Sir @tomaths on kobocity.

You can use a similar design or something close in your build.

https://www.kobocity.com/d/80-first-time-owner-builder/60

n3xt:


I’m in Ajah but I don’t need a door now. For a lasting resolve, I’ll support you with 50% of the cost.

No be only advice we fit give

You are one of the people I don't understand here....
You never come in peace, you come with a new confusion everytime.
Thanks man...

Enyinne:
I will like to thank everyone that mediated on this door issue with Michlin. We hv finally settled it amicably, i was able to take 4 doors out of it as my engineer said that the maximum we can take cos of the size . So Michlin agreed to refund 60k to me while i keep the door till he finds a way to retrieve it . It was a peaceful settlement by both parties . I will do the needful.
Michlin I apologize for the use of words but it was caused by the ill treatment i was receiving. Lets treat each other with more kindness, it helps .
Thanks so much . I will do the needful on my post

Nwaanyị ọma, (I don't know if you are Igbo though), thanks a lot.