n3xt:
Simple Internal Doors by my Goons (Premium)

n3xt:


#ShowYourEntranceDoorChallenge

We’ve been here for a while. Let’s see what our projects look like years after install.

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Bold and happy to share my entrance door 8 years after install. I can guarantee the door will remain the same 20 years later.

#NoMaintenace #NoRegrets

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MMotimo:


This front door pic is from 2014 not 2021. Maybe the door still looks like this, maybe not since there are no time stamps on photos but we can all agree that frame on the floor has not stood there for the last 7 years and that plant by the fence has not looked exactly the same for the last 7 years. Facts matter! As do fair arguments.

MMotimo:


Of course, importation is one thing, installation is another. For a lot of people who buy from abroad, the tears come if they can’t get a professional that will provide seamless, clean, finishing so that the material actually does looks like it should. That risk is enough to convince most people to not bother with importing, even when they can afford to.

A lot of the top interior decorators in the country import finishings. As the naira has continued to decline and importation has led to higher costs for the customers, some have started to explore locally produced goods for certain (not all ) finishing materials but with their own stringent quality control processes so that the local manufacturers don’t spoil their reputation. Those top designers also buy imported doors from Naija based suppliers. If you can get something at an affordable price from abroad, go for it but make sure you have the right professionals to install it.

rmx:


Summary is we have balance of payment deficit as a nation

Total imports are more than total exports

Solution , be more productive as a nation , add more value to what we export , reduce unnecessary imports and have a sensible birth rate as a nation . Simple


Thanks,
Can search for a detailed post I made last year

n3xt:


Valid. Unless the frames are also supplied with the doors, it’s almost near impossible to get a matching frame for installation and such installation always end in “We go work am” type of installation.



This is not completely true. Most decorators would rather make their doors than buy imported doors.

Have you noticed people have completely abandoned the use of foreign toilet door idea and go for locally built aluminum doors instead?

A search on the internet will show you what used to be and what people are doing right now.

Most of these imported doors can’t withstand harsh conditions.

n3xt:
Simple Internal Doors by NextHome

MMotimo:


But I didn’t say “most,” I said “top.” From spyder’s photo, safe to say there are imported doors that do well in Naija climate even after many years. Don’t get me wrong, I agree you can get anything in Naija for a price but I also know that typically (save for some very few exceptions), that means an imported version of that product and it’s going to cost significantly more because it’s imported. Reason why some folks brave the rigours of importation themselves.

hamtabfawaz:


How much does it cost?

seunpinky:
I remember that thread... You talked about importing the car for personal use from UK and something with converting it from RHD to LHD.

Jeff68:
I plan on buying some land there soon!!

Born2conquer:

Are you into smart homes too? Yes sir
2) the Cctv, does it cover motion sensor? Yes motion sensor
3)the video door bell, will it be at gate also?yes it will be at the gate with talk back ability
4) if the fire alarm sounds, will it trigger an automatic response like a sprinkler system or something? Automatic sounder yes

megacontrol:
Same here. Which part of ogun state are you looking at?

Maybe someone can share insights on prime locations in Ogun State? WIll prefer to limit to ijebu zones i.e. Ijebu Ode, Sagamu, Iperu and the likes.
Epe or Egba are out of reckoning this time around.

erico2k2:

U know, I can tell that some persons never import anything into 9ja from their stories.There is nothing you wont find in 9ja mkt unless you dont look in the right places.my personal story, I dnt know if you saw my range rover thread: anyways I bought the front wind shield for nearly £1200, was going to ship it with the car, o n same day nah so I say make I shift the glass small make I put something inside car nah so I hear chaaa chaa cha, glass shattered, I was so upset and frustrated. I called my boy at Lagos to go and price glass for 2013 range rover sport cos I dnt wanna risk it again shipping it in the back nah so E come back say Oga nah N25K both fixing and buying, I said are you sure he said yes Oga nah Ware house, Chinese people get big factory here nah there we all dey buy any glass. Behold when I arrived I only paid N25k, the moral of my story is this. We have the best of the best in our makt in Nigeria for Nigerians, its just have to do with the size of ones pocket and they way you carry your self plus expectations!

hamtabfawaz:


E no too shock me! But really annoying.

There must be some sort of solution to it.

Economist or financial experts should be able to explain better

rmx:


Summary is we have balance of payment deficit as a nation

Total imports are more than total exports

Solution , be more productive as a nation , add more value to what we export , reduce unnecessary imports and have a sensible birth rate as a nation . Simple

Can search for a detailed post I made last year

megacontrol:
And you think you got the same quality in the 25k Chinese equivalent?

Even a toks windshield for toyota or honda SUV don't cost 25k, let alone a RR.

Adedward:
oga don't Bobo us here jare, money dey on grand before, u just they find more it's well, we shall see mercy of God in all our ways

n3xt:


2013

megacontrol:
Same here. Which part of ogun state are you looking at?

Maybe someone can share insights on prime locations in Ogun State? WIll prefer to limit to ijebu zones i.e. Ijebu Ode, Sagamu, Iperu and the likes.
Epe or Egba are out of reckoning this time around.

twinskenny:
@egunmogaji we are in your neighborhood… this is getting filled up.

rotecch77:


Epe back to ijebu ode is sure best now

Gigaset:


Speaking of doors i was actually thinking of importing as well but i don´t know if it will well fitted in 9ja

PS: How i wish i have you and Egun experience

somehow:


We were previously setting 'rates' on nothing.

There was no economic reason for having a 'strong' naira for about 30 years in this country.

If market forces are to determine the actual value of the naira, we should be exchanging $1 to about ₦1250+.

On what ground should naira be even worth ₦520/$1?

So all the rates you had before now were mere cooked value and even as we have it, it's still not a true reflection of the value of the naira.