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.

FEGEITOK:


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.

diordaves:


Polystyrene ke? Superior to POP? Polystyrene is a fire risk highly inflammable. It is a very dangerous ceiling solution. DO NOT GO THERE.

Kloppo:



Wahala
Back to nigerite board then

toyeoye:


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.

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?

hamtabfawaz:


Baba Egun & Cleanliness.

Morning Sir.

InvertedHammer:
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Can a three storey hotel with 60 rooms fit conveniently in a 4 plots of 5 x 100?

Cc Egunmogaji2, n3xt, Spyder880, abdulwastecx, rotecch77

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rotecch77:


To me it will contain it perfectly ok, let’s assumed
-2 plot for the main hotel building
-1/2 plot for the service building area and the rest ( generator house, water treatment plant house, external store etc,
-1/2 plot for green area and swimming pole
- 1 plot for car park

toyeoye:


POP also has its many disadvantages, for 2 years and counting, polystyrene has not given me any reason to doubt.

diordaves:


In the unlikely event of fire or electrical spark, polystyrene is a by product of crude oil (petrol) that will exacerbate the situation. This should be enough reason to doubt adopting polystyrene as a ceiling solution. Polystyrene is a choice albeit not a wise choice.

leody:
Please I need a job please I'm jobless

InvertedHammer:
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Can a three storey hotel with 60 rooms fit conveniently in a (4 plots of 5 x 100 each)?

Cc Egunmogaji2, n3xt, Spyder880, abdulwastecx, rotecch77

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uncleteeh:

What can you do?
What's your area of expertise?
Over here, it's people with handiwork that roll with the big boys and girls.
Are you a craftsman?

toyeoye:


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.

uncleteeh:

The dimension of the plot is skeptical.
50x100 did you mean or you wanted to type 50x100?
In feet right?

diordaves:


In the unlikely event of fire or electrical spark, polystyrene is a by product of crude oil (petrol) that will exacerbate the situation. This should be enough reason to doubt adopting polystyrene as a ceiling solution. Polystyrene is a choice albeit not a wise choice.

dongc:


There are too many people building with ICF today ..on YouTube too many hits. my friend is creating some acoustics roof insulation for company that solely builds icf blocks. are you saying that polystyrene isn't fire rated enough yet approved for housing ?

sonnie10:


You remember the London apartment building fire? The polyethylene inside the ACM panels was cited as the “primary cause” of the spread of fire up the cladding. All these synthetic materials from crude oil are flammable. It is believed that polystyrene can quickly spread fire and is not suitable for aluminum composite cladding.

dongc:


I understand....polystyrene isn't made from crude oil...now they are making fire retardants models..(doesn't mean it wont burn or drip)...again it all depends in what you plan to achieve..they [/b]are not necessarily cheaper if you are looking to save cost...[b]

rotecch77:


To me it will contain it perfectly ok, let’s assumed
-2 plot for the main hotel building
-1/2 plot for the service building area and the rest ( generator house, water treatment plant house, external store etc,
-1/2 plot for green area and swimming pole
- 1 plot for car park

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In other news watch out for the thread of this our ongoing renovation work (alteration of 5bdr duplex )

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.

bobkezel:

Sir, can you pls enlighten us on why you would never use pop again?

brandsoncharlie:

Was there any underpinning for any part of the structure on this building during the ongoing renovation ?
If there's how was it done?

Bankyshinani:
I wish professionals in the house can help on this... A friend of my is planning to roof his 3bedroom flat.... He has arranged for the woodwork to be done but it remains covering it... We would like to know the cost of slate and aluminum needed to cover it ...
Please note that the dimension of the house is 30m by 40m and the kingpost of the roof is 3m high... It is very urgent .....please

Bankyshinani:
I wish professionals in the house can help on this... A friend of my is planning to roof his 3bedroom flat.... He has arranged for the woodwork to be done but it remains covering it... We would like to know the cost of slate and aluminum needed to cover it ...
Please note that the dimension of the house is 30m by 40m and the kingpost of the roof is 3m high... It is very urgent .....please

oduncojamaica:


30m by 40m or 30ft by 40ft.
Firstly,do the roof wood work and call the roofer(Imran money121) and others to come for the measurement, by this you will know exact square meter of aluminum you needed.,
But if it's slate your carpenter will tell you the quantity you needed.

Let me allow Oga's at the Top to respond.

dongc:


There are too many people building with ICF today ..on YouTube too many hits. my friend is creating some acoustics roof insulation for company that solely builds icf blocks. are you saying that polystyrene isn't fire rated enough yet approved for housing ?