twinskenny:
Happy Sunday everyone

Wow! What a high roof. This is not for me o.

Hajji M.

I just can figure out why people do this maybe someone can enlightening me

twinskenny:
Happy Sunday everyone

inze:


Kin tu wa leleyi bayi?

Seems like a penthouse though

LoL � must we do high roof? The roof itself is bigger than the house

Gigaset:
I just can figure out why people do this maybe someone can enlightening me

Just to have the tallest building in the vicinity

Imaging the wasted space in that roof

btw: i´ve been following your work on this forum might get in touch with you

twinskenny:


Just to have the tallest building in the vicinity

Gigaset:
Imaging the wasted space in that roof

btw: i´ve been following your work on this forum might get in touch with you

Oh thank you sir.. will be looking forward

i keep asking myself this question all the time

twinskenny:


LoL � must we do high roof? The roof itself is bigger than the house

twinskenny:
Happy Sunday everyone

two storey in a bungalow, i cannot can't.

twinskenny:
Happy Sunday everyone

Wow this bungalow roof look likes a mile high ooo, any reason why its as to be this high? Engineers in the house, helps us tip in ooo.

Hello guys, Happy Sunday..

Please I need advise.

I bought my family land and would want to construct a house immediately on it.

Someone suggest I do the C of O after building a house and is better because the C of O will reflect also the value of the house, in case of government destruction tomorrow and need to be compensated by the Government or as collateral for banks..

My surveyor disputes this and says it means nothing, that is better to do it now if I have the money. Building a house does not give more value to a C of O before bank and govt, that in most cases, is just land that is seen and not property situated on the land.


I need advise please, which is better and is there any difference?? Do governments and banks compensate or estimate Ur collateral based on the property valuation of Ur C of O or just the land value C of O??

I hope my question makes sense

Chriswazo:
Hello guys, Happy Sunday..

Please I need advise.

I bought my family land and would want to construct a house immediately on it.

Someone suggest I do the C of O after building a house and is better because the C of O will reflect also the value of the house, in case of government destruction tomorrow and need to be compensated by the Government or as collateral for banks..

My surveyor disputes this and says it means nothing, that is better to do it now if I have the money. Building a house does not give more value to a C of O before bank and govt, that in most cases, is just land that is seen and not property situated on the land.


I need advise please, which is better and is there any difference?? Do governments and banks compensate or estimate Ur collateral based on the property valuation of Ur C of O or just the land value C of O??

I hope my question makes sense

Please do yourself a favor if you can afford all the fees, its gives you rest of mind. As to the question @bold it's does on both. If you build any property without proper government documents and paid fees. God for bit if anything happen in future yes it's may be very difficult for you to proof ownership or clam compensation from government. We most always try to do thing the right way like this subject matter, NOT finished building before submitting plain for approval.

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kopell:
Wow this bungalow roof look likes a mile high ooo, any reason why its as to be this high? Engineers in the house, helps us tip in ooo.

I have heard few fallacious information few times when i used to climb roofs.high roofs reduces heat ,forgetting walls also contribute to room temperature.They say it's natural air conditioning because house become airy.it is simply a waste of money for me if that space does not contain an Attic.

dangoteinlaw:
I know you didn't do a structural drawing for that building instead one old baba that wears native clothes told you he has built 20 hotels and you gave him the job.
Your house is headed for a collapse and there's nothing you can do to stop it. You must have alot of balls to even be climbing the stairs of a death trap.
A shaking decking and you still allow ppl to climb it, looks like you are playing wit govt or you think govt is playing.

I did employ an engineer and we have an approved building plan. The decking isnt shaking , it has a faint pulse when u intentionally jump hard on it.

BiigTee:
. Shey someone said vibration is normal.. . Even bridges vibrate.. Smh..

That's where I'm confused. I decked a small portion on d second floor with dsame iron bender but different concrete guyz and its solid no pulse when u jump on it.

Aforxzy:
Chiselling the slab and introducing a beam on the wall might not solve this problem. Get a second opinion by inviting an external structural engineer to look at the building.

My brother I will do that, from my analysis I feel the concrete mixture and thickness was wrong and the engineer was doing his PhD defence d day they poured that concrete ,so he didnt supervise.

We contracted the pouring out. Na where I go see professional second opinion. That's my problem.

KolaShangOne:


All these "Engineers" sef..

Does your building have a well calculated structural drawing? Or the Engineer just handled it how he liked?

Truth is, "cost" of repair is usually more than doing the right thing from the outset.

AND when I say "cost", I don't mean financial cost alone.

Was the Engineer on site during the casting? Seemed like you got the casters yourself too.

It has a structural plan, the rooms are not soo big self......it shouldn't have that problem. Negligence was d issue. The building is solid.....no cracks anywhere, infact nobody knows about this except myself and the engineer bcs unless u consciously jump on it and land hard u wont notice anything. The rooms na my room and my wife room ,so I cant hv anything on my mind when I'm sleeping .

twinskenny:
Happy Sunday everyone

Egyptian Pyramid

twinskenny:
Happy Sunday everyone

The money used in doing the paraphet and this high roof can comfortably decking this house. This high roof is a total waste to me unless there are secret rooms inside the roof

The bolded has always been my argument

neduboo:


The money used in doing the paraphet and this high roof can comfortably decking this house. This high roof is a total waste to me unless there are secret rooms inside the roof

luvablesam:
Hi, I need to know if there is any paint that is resistant to stains and can be used to paint a kitchen in place of wall tiles, or will gloss work?

Any suggestions please?

twinskenny:
Happy Sunday everyone

Talk about taking things up a notch

twinskenny:
Happy Sunday everyone

Someone must have called the owner a failure in time past.

dapotemi:
Back to Lagos again and now it's time to do Windows/doors in my kobokobo projects, apologies to baba Egun...got a couple of quote from people around but I'll really like to give someone here, as another of my own support to this thread..

5 by 4 = 2
4 by 4 = 3
3 by 3 = 3
2 by 2 = 3
Toilet door = 3
Casement/net/bulglary/reflective glass And sliding/bulglary/net/reflective glass.

ALUMINIUM door
4 FT = 3
I have not decided on the number for the 3 FT door yet...

I'll welcome a reasonably quote (thick material pls) Lagos and ogun only pls to avoid transport wahala as quantity is not really much..

somehow:


Someone must have called the owner a failure in time past.

you understand the mindset behind such

michlins:
you understand the mindset behind such

Yes,I agree!
It's a mindset called 'stupidity'.

The roof is taller than the building, what an eye sore!!!

neduboo:


There's no big deal about a submersible pump. They work well. Even that of .5hp provided the reservoir depth isn't too deep.

Surface pump is old fashioned.

Ok boss

somehow:


Someone must have called the owner a failure in time past.

...and the best way to show his 'great success' is to build an ' Abuja Rice Pyramid' on a bungalow!
May be he and somebody in Asorock have same mentality!!!

dapotemi:
Back to Lagos again and now it's time to do Windows/doors in my kobokobo projects, apologies to baba Egun...got a couple of quote from people around but I'll really like to give someone here, as another of my own support to this thread..

5 by 4 = 2
4 by 4 = 3
3 by 3 = 3
2 by 2 = 3
Toilet door = 3
Casement/net/bulglary/reflective glass And sliding/bulglary/net/reflective glass.

ALUMINIUM door
4 FT = 3
I have not decided on the number for the 3 FT door yet...

Good evening sir
Casement window with burglary and net
Thick imported
.Per window.
5 x 4-62k
4 x 4-50k
3 x 3-40k
2 x 2-27k
Thanks

KelvinCoaster:

Yes,I agree!
It's a mindset called 'stupidity'.

The roof is taller than the building, what an eye sore!!!

one thing I have learnt is to respect other people choices.

I don't know this house, I don't know the owner. I'm not going to sleep in the said house. The owner didn't borrow funds from me to build it neither is he owing me.

His house, his rules.

If it's an "eyesore" to you, close your eyes. E no hard to do