bigcee:

Hello Boss,

Pls my pumping machine is running but not pumping water. What could be the problem and I need solution. Thank you.

Check your bore hole if water is enough there

rotecch77:
Check your bore hole if water is enough there

Boss, Water is enough. The impeller is very well ok too.

bigcee:

Boss, Water is enough. The impeller is very well ok too.

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Is it surface pump you used or submersible

rotecch77:
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Is it surface pump you used or submersible

It's a surface pump, sir.

Thank you sir.

hamtabfawaz:


Mushin or Yaba

bigcee:

It's a surface pump, sir.

You can call me for quick talk

how much do you do this.? what will it cost to do a 4ft by 3ft cubicle.

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To our Structural Engineers and Builders, please what structural purpose do colums on the upper floor of one storey buildings serve?

Do they not constitute excessive load on the house as the ones on the ground floor should have provided adequate support to the upper floor?

Hatesin:
To our Structural Engineers and Builders, please what structural purpose do colums on the upper floor of one storey buildings serve?

Do they not constitute excessive load on the house as the ones on the ground floor should have provided adequate support to the upper floor?

Both the chained beam and the parapet would need vertical support.

They act as supports for the roof beams/slab and also transfer load to the foundation..

Hatesin:
To our Structural Engineers and Builders, please what structural purpose do colums on the upper floor of one storey buildings serve?

Do they not constitute excessive load on the house as the ones on the ground floor should have provided adequate support to the upper floor?

rotecch77:


You get it wrong brother, we are talking about pop waste product while they are working on site, it’s there full duty to clear all those rubbish on floor before they leave the site ,
Even my glass and doors if your messed up with it you will clean it for me bcs you met it in good condition.
Nobody asked them to do normal general cleaning of the house

If happed they didn’t pack it who’s responsibly to pack all that mess they did, is it bricklayer, electrician or tiller that will pack it ? It’s question to you,
If happed that others artisan left the site in such mode before there arrivals will be have good environment to work.

See all my worker either staff or I engage you it’s a deal btw us that you must clear your portion after you delivered your job.

General cleaning of the house is diff from this

How the useless clay brick guy messed up the whole clay brick with cement stains, would have been manageable if he had cleaned it immediately.

Now, we have to live with dirty and bad looking brick walls

badbreathcure101:
I done talk am, some people here are mad already!! You think because they pop guys means they are peasants, have you seen how pop guys live, in short eh this thread should be closed because the self entitlement here is becoming something else like seriously.

You've never contributed anything tangible to this thread, you're an agent of confusion.

Troll

b2212:
how much do you do this.? what will it cost to do a 4ft by 3ft cubicle.

if it's within Lagos #160k 10mm tempered

Adedward:
if it's within Lagos #160k 10mm tempered

Looks like I am the only one who doesn’t like toilet right beside my bath or shower. A little wall cubicle makes so much difference in my opinion.

sonnie10:


Looks like I am the only one who doesn’t like toilet right beside my bath or shower. A little wall cubicle makes so much difference in my opinion.

This should be a thread of its own! This one even try, some plumbers are ignorant in this aspect. They just layout bathrooms any way they feel and will tell you that is the usual practice. I had to change the whole layout of all my bathrooms when I saw what a plumber did without inspection.

bobkezel:

Very good observations, I have not seen anyone complain of his/her pop though....

Do you really follow up on your clients or you did not get a call from them so you think all is well?

FEGEITOK:


But they people have said something happened and it had to be redone.....

Issue is what made it fail requiring it to be redone? And whose fault that it failed? E.g., the guy whose question made me raise these issues

OK, I get

toyeoye:


Do you really follow up on your clients or you did not get a call from them so you think all is well?

I no sabi do pop oo

bobkezel:

OK, I get

I spent some time researching POP ceilings yesterday.

I think many of the vendors do not educate their clients on this. POP hates moisture. In short moisture ruins it. So, it must not be installed where there is a lot of moisture which is why it is not done outside - I don't know if it can be installed in the kitchen or bathroom though. It is also why you must have a non-leaking roof.

If you have a leaking roof, you are in effect wasting money if you install a POP ceiling without fixing that first.

One of the sources I consulted had this to say, please see the image attached

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There has been a slight increase in the cost of electricity.

1,000 used to get 18 Kwh, it now fetches 16.5. What's your experience

Time to seriously consider investing on alternative power sources

Egun.mogaji said his perimeter lighting is entirely independent of the power utility company.

Time to seriously consider smart homes that give you the power to automatically turn on and off lights, I have seen one that automatically turns on the lighting if the home is occupied and turns the power off if the room is no longer occupied.

Time to get energy saving bulbs and to consider if you really need those high wattage lights.

Time to buy energy efficient devices and dispose of the old less efficient ones

Or if you prefer to make more money so all of the above does not matter to you

FEGEITOK:


This raises the question. When these guys install POP ceilings do they give guarantees like this will last 5 years before needing any maintenance at all or major maintenance?

I feel it's unfair to commit so much funds to something that looks aesthetically appealing but whose lifespan is unknown.

How then do we calculate ROI on the investment?

Of course things like water damage from a bad roof cannot be their fault, but what sort of guarantees if any are given?


Is the guarantee on paper? And will they stand by their work or is it a one off deal and the client will deal with the aftermaths of any wrongs done by the installer alone?

I have given a client of mine a “A Lifetime Guarantee” although we didn't have it on paper, But the client (Who has witnessed such situation of a falling Pop before) has not called me regarding any issues in two years. Now.

There are cases where POP fall to the ground completely causing serious accident if anyone is there at the moment.

Currently I'd give anyone a 10 years maintenance Guarantee (Maintenance: Repainting / Screeding)
& A Lifetime guarantee on the structural Part: it would never fall, except the client decides to destroy it.

If your house is experiencing serious structural building Problems, it would definitely affect your POP / Gypsum board.

hamtabfawaz:


I have given a client of mine a “A Lifetime Guarantee” although we didn't have it on paper, But the client (Who has witnessed such situation of a falling Pop before) has not called me regarding any issues in two years. Now.

There are cases where POP fall to the ground completely causing serious accident if anyone is there at the moment.

Currently I'd give anyone a 10 years maintenance Guarantee (Maintenance: Repainting / Screeding)
& A Lifetime guarantee on the structural Part: it would never fall, except the client decides to destroy it.

If your house is experiencing serious structural building Problems, it would definitely affect your POP / Gypsum board.

thanks for responding, at first I was worried that despite all the POP adverts, no one was stepping forward to address potential client questions.

Your answers have set you apart and I believe potential clients are taking note and your business will feel the impact.

Your guarantees are good enough for me to strongly consider POP with you as the installer.

FEGEITOK:


I spent some time researching POP ceilings yesterday.

I think many of the vendors do not educate their clients on this. POP hates moisture. In short moisture ruins it. So, it must not be installed where there is a lot of moisture which is why it is not done outside - I don't know if it can be installed in the kitchen or bathroom though. It is also why you must have a non-leaking roof.

If you have a leaking roof, you are in effect wasting money if you install a POP ceiling without fixing that first.

One of the sources I consulted had this to say, please see the image attached

A real fact.✓

On this POP issue. I’ll never use it again and will choose ready made gypsum boards.

1) Easier for repairs. For me.

2) Cleaner to install.

3) Regimented thickness throughout.

Only caveat is to watch out for potentially tainted Chinese ones.

EgunMogaji2:
On this POP issue. I’ll never use it again and will choose ready made gypsum boards.

1) Easier for repairs. For me.

2) Cleaner to install.

3) Regimented thickness throughout.

Only caveat is to watch out for potentially tainted Chinese ones.

Very valid observations.

I just wanted to spark discussions; I was brought up to ask the question: Why this? Why that? Hence the multiple questions about the process and product.

FEGEITOK:


I spent some time researching POP ceilings yesterday.

I think many of the vendors do not educate their clients on this. POP hates moisture. In short moisture ruins it. So, it must not be installed where there is a lot of moisture which is why it is not done outside - I don't know if it can be installed in the kitchen or bathroom though. It is also why you must have a non-leaking roof.

If you have a leaking roof, you are in effect wasting money if you install a POP ceiling without fixing that first.

One of the sources I consulted had this to say, please see the image attached

Wahala
Back to nigerite board then

Good morning all,

Can anyone recommend the services of a reputable surveyor around ibafo-mowe axis..

How do they charge their rate,fixed rate per plot or bargaining ?

FEGEITOK:
There has been a slight increase in the cost of electricity.

1,000 used to get 18 Kwh, it now fetches 16.5. What's your experience

Time to seriously consider investing on alternative power sources

Egun.mogaji said his perimeter lighting is entirely independent of the power utility company.

Time to seriously consider smart homes that give you the power to automatically turn on and off lights, I have seen one that automatically turns on the lighting if the home is occupied and turns the power off if the room is no longer occupied.

Time to get energy saving bulbs and to consider if you really need those high wattage lights.

Time to buy energy efficient devices and dispose of the old less efficient ones

Or if you prefer to make more money so all of the above does not matter to you

Yes alternative power source is good must be must be solar hybrid.

Let all your light be LED with lower wattage so that it won't consume much.

Sensor switch(presence detector) is good in the toilets and long passage and you don't need to be switching OFF and ON.

You can as well install a photocell for external lighting

Kloppo:
Good morning all,

Can anyone recommend the services of a reputable surveyor around ibafo-mowe axis..

How do they charge their rate,fixed rate per plot or bargaining ?

We have one in the house here @Surveyorgeo