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n3xt:
This is it.

Please can I see the backside of these steel baseplates so I can design something similar?

Can't afford to see my investment go to waste.

Thanks for sharing your design.

About to build something similar, the frontal picture alone doesn't show how it should look behind.

Thanks in advance

FEGEITOK:
Please can I see the backside of these steel baseplates so I can design something similar?

Can't afford to see my investment go to waste.

Thanks for sharing your design.

About to build something similar, the frontal picture alone doesn't show how it should look behind.

Thanks in advance

I just have my 70" sitting on a cabinet. I don't have a comfort feeling in hanging it. I'm from earthquake country sha so I tend to look at these things differently.

EgunMogaji2:
I just have my 70% sitting on a cabinet. I don't have a comfort feeling in hanging it.

I know that feeling.

I have watched countless YouTube videos on this and read several forum threads.

One thing I noticed, they keep mention finding studs, it doesn't seem that the way we build over here our buildings have studs.

Keeping it on a cabinet is fine, the attraction of keeping it on the wall is that it saves a lot of space.

I want to achieve the attached effect, but I know I am responsible for the reinforcement if I want to take the risk.

Wish everyone an Happy, Great Day from Perfect Touch Aluminium

dongc:
What you are looking for i believe is called a Gazette..The local Government you bought land should have one..

Thank you very much, I will contact the LG council

FEGEITOK:
I know that feeling.

I have watched countless YouTube videos on this and read several forum threads.

One thing I noticed, they keep mention finding studs, it doesn't seem that the way we build over here our buildings have studs.

Keeping it on a cabinet is fine, the attraction of keeping it on the wall is that it saves a lot of space.

I want to achieve the attached effect, but I know I am responsible for the reinforcement if I want to take the risk.

Yeah, no studs in Nigeria on the average home that's not built out of wood or steel frame.

FEGEITOK:
Please can I see the backside of these steel baseplates so I can design something similar?

Can't afford to see my investment go to waste.

Thanks for sharing your design.

About to build something similar, the frontal picture alone doesn't show how it should look behind.

Thanks in advance

At moment, I do not have access to the phone with the installation pictures.

I believe you’ll be fine with an L-shaped anchor bolt. But if I’m going to do this again, I’ll do a single baseplate with 8 mounting holes.

I’ll try do the sketch later today.

Minimalist

n3xt:
At moment, I do not have access to the phone with the installation pictures.

I believe you’ll be fine with an L-shaped anchor bolt. But if I’m going to do this again, I’ll do a single baseplate with 8 mounting holes.

I’ll try do the sketch later today.

Thanks for sharing.

No other such thread on the internet dedicated to mounting TVs on hollow walls that is as relevant as yours and I have read nearly all of them.

Would appreciate if you can share the sketch with me.

I am using a full motion mount hence the worry about the effects of the weight distribution from the pulls and tugs.

FEGEITOK:
Thanks for sharing.

No other such thread on the internet dedicated to mounting TVs on hollow walls that is as relevant as yours and I have read nearly all of them.

Would appreciate if you can share the sketch with me.

I am using a full motion mount hence the worry about the effects of the weight distribution from the pulls and tugs.

If possible get this from a reliable audiovisual shop. Not from the “We have it” Nigerian shops.

I’d share some of the pitfalls of using full motion mount on hen I’m able to get access to the files and the things I wished I did different on that installation.

But definitely, I won’t recommend a full motion mount for a curved TV.

FEGEITOK:
Thanks for sharing.

No other such thread on the internet dedicated to mounting TVs on hollow walls that is as relevant as yours and I have read nearly all of them.

Would appreciate if you can share the sketch with me.

I am using a full motion mount hence the worry about the effects of the weight distribution from the pulls and tugs.

I used the stud finder and it was very easy mounting mine.

n3xt:
If possible get this from a reliable audiovisual shop. Not from the “We have it” Nigerian shops.

I’d share some of the pitfalls of using full motion mount on hen I’m able to get access to the files and the things I wished I did different on that installation.

But definitely, I won’t recommend a full motion mount for a curved TV.

TV is not curved.

Hint well taken.

sonnie10:
I used the stud finder and it was very easy mounting mine.

Will this work on Naija hollow blocks?

sonnie10:
I used the stud finder and it was very easy mounting mine.

Nigerian house or non-Nigerian house?

I know there are blocks that are so strong they can hold weights, but not the usual Nigerian hollow blocks.

n3xt:
Minimalist

TKO. Lol!

FEGEITOK:
TV is not curved.

Hint well taken.

I used a 65in curve TV (weight 65lbs) to carry out a pull test before putting the 86in LG TV (weight 96lbs) on the mount.

Despite its weight, the 86in flat TV worked well with the mount.

sonnie10:
TKO. Lol!

Abi??

FEGEITOK:
Nigerian house or non-Nigerian house?

I know there are blocks that are so strong they can hold weights, but not the usual Nigerian hollow blocks.

Maybe in the abroad. Naija blocks doesn't have studs.

QSola:
Maybe in the abroad. Naija blocks doesn't have studs.

Unless older homes built from wood.

Here’s my trusty stud finder

Stopthecap:
These are the issues. Address them and stop hiding


Is Brabus/Nexthome the luckiest scammer on Nairaland Building Section?

I have observed the building/ property section from a distance and not made many comments. And the activities of Brabus /Nexthome have given me cause to worry. I think he is both the most skillfull marketer and disreputable builder on this forum at the same time.

My observations

1.He is not a professional builder.

Honestly, this is the weakest argument against Brabus. You don't have to be 'a professional', but you can be professional.
Brabus is not a building professional,but pretends to be one. He may be knowledgeable about how to put up a building (this does not preclude him from the industry but at least be professional to clients )

2.Poor/shoddy job quality,allegations of fraud and theft

Incorrect quantity or materials supplied,
Columns not aligning,cement bags in concrete mix, missing iron rods from site,using regular wood when marine was paid for ,counterfeit drawings, sub-contractors and suppliers not paid.... what the.... (na only you?)

3.All is good until money starts changing hands.
Excellent client relationship until money issues are concerned. Then the name calling and advice giving from a distance starts. I am yet to see a full spectrum of jobs done from start to finish for Nairalanders without complaint (i stand to be corrected on this. Pls really!)


4.Pasting photos like educational materials , meanwhile marketing himself(which is not bad)

Remember the ile-oluji projects. Pasting photos of work not done by him until the client came out screaming!

5.Photo Essays.
Each project is a photo opportunity to draw in the next client ,while not fulfilling full obligations.

6. Brabus is NEVER wrong
No matter what, never accept responsibility for actions on your project site. This is Brabus/nexthome's way. It is always the client that did something wrong. Calling clients who paid you money names, after they air greviances

7.Master of deflection
Changing topic in the middle of a thread, once serious allegations are made with new pictures or glossy future project and real estate seminars. And aligning with established builders to cover up

8.Cracking jokes after serious allegations are made about work done . This is after people have cried out their hearts and serious grievances on this forum

Clients beware

P.S. I am a professional architect who has never and would never work or had any interaction with Brabus/ Nexthome.

Maverick efforts to alert people of his work reputation should not be shut down.
Anybody on this forum who is swayed by his advertising should also be aware of his reputation beforehand. Several of his clients were aware of his reputation and still went into business with him. We should stop this " don't spoil his livelihood" argument. If people allege and show evidence of shoddy jobs and fraud from their livelihood why should they not sound the alarm to others.

The beautiful thing is people will see all this information about Brabus/ Nexthome and enter the trap. Why? Is it because he is the luckiest scammer on Nairaland Building Section?[/b][color=#990000][/color]

Same thing that was true over 6 years ago is still true today.

[b]NOTHING has changed . A petty fraudster cannot change his stripes

Buyers beware the established fraudster is still on the loose looking for his next mugu. Posting 24/7 online as there is not 1 building site to his name.

FEGEITOK:
Nigerian house or non-Nigerian house?

I know there are blocks that are so strong they can hold weights, but not the usual Nigerian hollow blocks.

Block like this https://youtube.com/shorts/zM1YJswL-GU?feature=share

MMotimo:
Brag3
Neophytemason
Ahonahoi
Babalose
Vimo3
3strikes
Qc1
Maverick
Jaydacorsair


What do all these people have in common? The above are the known ones who have overcome their embarrassment at being duped and have taken the bold step to come out despite being ridiculed by others. I am certain there are a lot more on and off Nland. The ones up there are the tales we have heard, clients of n3xt / brabus.

It is easy to say "let's move on" afterall you and I have not lost money to him. Let's move on but leave him to post here so that we can benefit from his internet searches and photos from other Builders' sites. For those in the diaspora who may not know, getting photos from a site in Naija is really as simple as walking on there to take photos with or without greasing palms. As long as the real builder is not on Nland to raise dust, the audience still believes they are looking at photos from the fraudster's projects.

I am embarrassed for the many gentlemen on this site who are professionals in their fields and maintain a gentleman mien in their different locations abroad but are very comfortable fraternizing with a confirmed criminal element. So, a group of men hang out together in a beer parlour (this thread) and award building contracts to someone in their midst who presents himself as a Builder (n3xt / brabus ). He goes and robs their homes but still comes back to hang out at the beer parlour with victims and non victims alike. The victims keep making noise but the non victims tell them to keep quiet and let the faaji continue, afterall the beer parlor is not a police station. Decent men would tell the fraudster in their midst that he is no longer welcome until he at least apologizes to all victims and refund all monies but you see the very typical selfish behavior exhibited here over and over again.

This beer parlor is where he lays his traps and lies in wait, exactly as someone said up there. But it makes more sense to the selfish brethren to ban victims from here to another thread far from this one, another thread with less than 30 posts in 2 months and leave brabus to continue with his trade here. Let's just pretend victims have no right to be hurting even though none of us would willingly gift millions of naira to a criminal.

Alhaji S. I noticed everyone is unwilling to call you out on this issue so I will. Why? Because I am Yoruba like you and I have no alliances nor have I obtained any favors from Builders or clients. My conscience is clear. No offence to any other tribes but I speak of what I know. To whom much is given (respect in this section), much is expected. Maybe I simply missed where you have asked Brabus to stop posting on your thread until he does the right thing but I don't think so. I have noticed your requests though that the victims go to other threads created by yourself and n3xt to air their complaints. Very interesting! The fraudster is free to post here and ignore victims but not victims? S-e-r-i-o-u-s-l-y? ? ? You have been named an elder here and would appear to be the most elderly on this thread but what kind of elder refuses to voice out against repeated injustices? Because the victims have not obtained court judgements against him? Because their allegations have "not been proven in court?" Unlike folks like eghosajohnny who can be summarily condemned? Alhaji S, what would the Naija community in NY think of your silence and deflection in the face of what is going on here? Rhetorical question only, no response needed.

Here is where I remind all those who are members of professional bodies of ethical obligations when posting here. Nland is not out of the reach of ethical standards you have sworn to uphold. If you work for a large organization, this is also the time to go check your employer's social media policy so that you will be guided when you post. Even with using non work devices to post on Nland, you can be fired for behavior and utterances that are untoward and which your employer considers indicting.

The bible says "be ye not partakers of other men's evil." A man reaps what he sows. For actively encouraging a fraudster and shouting to quiet his victims so that you can receive advice for your builds, do you not know you will reap what you have sown? Same people are surprised when others not named brabus rip them off. There are many n3xts in the building industry and each enabler of fraud will find his own tormentor. It's really as simple as that, just stating a fact of life. The only difference is that the fraudster that cleans you out may not even have presentation skills anywhere as good as n3xt. Some of the people building homes in Naija are only one brabus /n3xt builder/supplier away from bankruptcy. How many of you can afford to lose colossal amounts of money to n3xt without declaring bankruptcy? ?

N1.7 million missing on neophyte's Ile Oluji thread, N1.5 million on vimo3's site, major rework done on their builds by other victims, running into millions of naira. Everybody facing cost overruns because of one man's greed. Truth is wherever there is money, thieves abound. It's like bees and honey. Potential loot is a couple of millions on an average one storey building so the stakes are high. Why do you think n3xt is always here pushing plagiarized innovations and answering questions before the next victim or n3xt establishes email/phone/text contact? If he was able to recruit new clients on his threads, do you think he would be posting here?

From what I have seen, N3xt has an established pattern of premeditated large scale fraud. In saner climes, he should have had court judgements ruin him into bankruptcy by now because there is ample evidence to back litigation. In Nigeria, it is easy to tell victims to go to court aka waste some more money on a nefarious character but we all know how the system works. I'm yet to hear n3xt refunded anyone's money in full so I am not expecting to hear of any refunds. Career criminals never make any headway because they will never enjoy contentment or peace of mind. Building a house in the village cannot buy that, stealing millions cannot buy it, all the money in the world cannot buy it either. Look inwards, look around you and ask yourself if you are truly happy. You cannot be because awon apanilekunjaiye do not experience peace of mind nor happiness. The self destructive behavioor keeps pushing for more and more and it is never enough

From what I have seen here, N3xt is a sociopath, unfeeling, lacking a conscience, and totally unrepentant. What will be his end? Your guess is as good as mine.

For anyone still considering giving him a chance knowing all that he has done, you are free to but do not expect an about turn. A decent man would consider the disgrace he has suffered and seek to redeem himself when given another opportunity and prove his "haters" wrong. The forces driving n3xt do not push him into that line of thinking.

Nairaland is the hunting ground and killing field ( kobocity is dead on arrival ) . Sweet talks and stories, lovely internet photos, given lame advise to sound professional that he cannot and does not do, always right, knows every single thing in the world, an egomaniac, a sociopath/ psychopath etc. His clients testimonies of his fradulent activities are well documented. He is not a competent, qualified nor professional builder.

The real professional builders are hard at work at actual physical sites ensuring to deliver to their clients desires and not here posting past faulty builds and still trying to sound and stay relevant. A word is enough for the wise

n3xt:
Will this work on Naija hollow blocks?

No.
But remember I am omnipresent

FEGEITOK:
TV is not curved.

Hint well taken.

I don’t know your reason not to, but that is what I used.

MMotimo:
The problem with these arguments is when folks start to add salt and pepper and fail to compare apples to apples. It’s okay to have a bias, heck, we all do for whatever reason but let’s remain factual in these conversations. As adults, these displays of opinions should be wrapped with facts, it’s juvenile to misrepresent.

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.

2014 pic on this thread https://www.nairaland.com/1793643/nexthome-project-gallery#24373737
2021 pic on last page


Moving onto my own bias with this imported vs local topic:

Nigeria’s manufacturing industries, for the most part, with very few exceptions, are not where they ought to be. They have simply not made the progress they should have made when you consider when they started. This is not restricted to building construction alone, it encompasses every facet, even common biscuits, detergent, dish washing soap, bathing soap, etc. While quality standards continue to improve abroad, ours have not made progress or they have lost what progress they made in the past. Whose fault is that? Topic for another day.

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.

With regards to the RR windshield, there’s no way the £1200 one is the mate of the #25k one. For £1200, I assume that is not an after market part i.e. it’s a part made specifically for that model VIN by the vehicle manufacturer. I assume UK would be similar to the US where for a part like that, the part is sourced based on the VIN and would have all functionalities of a windshield made for that specific VIN. Functionalities could include rain sensor to activate the wiper automatically once it starts to drizzle, visuals on the windshield from the dashboard, etc. Yes, £1200 is a lot and it’s okay to go for a cheaper option but we can’t pretend we are getting the exact same thing. £1200 to #25k is not comparing apples to apples. I am sure the UK also has after market windshields that would be a lot cheaper than £1200.

Bosun Davies Shoyeye lies are his stock in trade. He lies and posts lies and sweet pictures to hoodwink victims on Nairaland

sonnie10:
No.
But remember I am omnipresent

Nice one and there are some of us who are replacing what is with what could be.

No knowledge is lost. Thanks for sharing.

As scary as it looks, large TVs can be installed safely on stud walls. All that’s needed is to install a piece of plywood (2 x 4s) behind the plasterboard to screw the TV mount directly into.

With good braces, your grid system can support almost any weight.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PjA1A8M9Nus

n3xt:
At moment, I do not have access to the phone with the installation pictures.

I believe you’ll be fine with an L-shaped anchor bolt. But if I’m going to do this again, I’ll do a single baseplate with 8 mounting holes.

I’ll try do the sketch later today.

Sold it to pay those clients you stole their material

sonnie10:
I don’t know your reason not that is what I used.

Definitely not gotten from jankara market. Onn is a known brand name when it comes to TV mount.

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EgunMogaji2:
I just have my 70" sitting on a cabinet. I don't have a comfort feeling in hanging it. I'm from earthquake country sha so I tend to look at these things differently.

Just as long as your last born no dey house.