CivilEngineer90:
12mm is fine? Always resist the urge to talk without proper thinking.

olukaygold:

12mm is the minimum standard as long the septic tank is reinforced with maybe columns and chain beams.

olukaygold:

12mm is the minimum standard as long the septic tank is reinforced with maybe columns and chain beams.

CivilEngineer90:
12mm is fine? Always resist the urge to talk without proper thinking.

CivilEngineer90:
but you are recommending that bar size to him without knowing it's intended use. That's misleading Bru.

redgem:


Good evening everyone.. I am also making plans for soakaway.....will have cars parked on it... How will it go? I mean, how many feet deep? What is the best suitable dimension? Should I make a separate slot for waste water or just don't cement a part of the soakaway so it can absorb the water from beneath? What materials and quantity of materials will I need for setting and casting? How much should I budget? I'd really love to have these informations so I can start making plans for it..

BashyBuilds:
for the contact of my self 07088608044 or wazap me also on dsame number tnks

kalu61:
Nawa oo.

No bi Coren exam l de write
The dryness of the sand and granite affects mixture. However, the slurry, the better.

Aforxzy:
Your Soakaway dimension depends on the numbers of users while your method of construction depends on your soil type but I prefer to have top and bottom slabs.
Here's one we did for 6 flats of 2bedroom apartment
(24 users) with cars parking on it
Size: 4.0 x 2.75x3.0m deep.

The slab, beams and columns were designed to support vehicular load. So we made the slab 200mm thick while the perimeter and internal beams were 450mm deep.

Various sizes of iron rebars were used from Y10mm for the links, Y12mm for the slab & beams and Y16mm for the beams and columns. In total, 42 lenghts of steel were used.

The blocks were 9inches and about 400 nos were used. The holes in the blocks were filled with lean concrete.

Aforxzy:
Your Soakaway dimension depends on the numbers of users while your method of construction depends on your soil type but I prefer to have top and bottom slabs.
Here's one we did for 6 flats of 2bedroom apartment
(24 users) with cars parking on it
Size: 4.0 x 2.75x3.0m deep.

The slab, beams and columns were designed to support vehicular load. So we made the slab 200mm thick while the perimeter and internal beams were 450mm deep.

Various sizes of iron rebars were used from Y10mm for the links, Y12mm for the slab & beams and Y16mm for the beams and columns. In total, 42 lenghts of steel were used.

The blocks were 9inches and about 400 nos were used. The holes in the blocks were filled with lean concrete.

veekid:
Engeeners in the house, is this right or wrong?

kalu61:

Will car park on it?

1:4:4
1 bag of cement to 8 sand and 8 granite of headpan. If you want to be economical then make it 9 sand and 9 granite.
12mm is fine.

Reeefe:
Good day house... in drawing a modern plan, how important is a visitors toilet in a two bedroom flat.

olukaygold:

12mm is the minimum standard as long the septic tank is reinforced with maybe columns and chain beams.

kalu61:
Very very important.

4ft by 5ft will do if the rooms are in suit but if not, don't border.

redgem:


Good evening everyone.. I am also making plans for soakaway.....will have cars parked on it... How will it go? I mean, how many feet deep? What is the best suitable dimension? Should I make a separate slot for waste water or just don't cement a part of the soakaway so it can absorb the water from beneath? What materials and quantity of materials will I need for setting and casting? How much should I budget? I'd really love to have these informations so I can start making plans for it..

Hargbo:
You don't want to give your visitors access to your private rooms because they want to use a restroom, A visitor toilet is important in a [b]modern residentia[/b]l structure

Reeefe:


thanks for this.. someone gave me a job to design an affordable luxury 2bedroom apartment n am try to see how to add those necessary luxury stuff as the apartment would be sold individually. I will drop the plan here for review when I'm done tomorrow.

Twostep:
Good evening my people, so I just want to advice people on here not to make the mistake I made with pop, always ensure to choose your designs and have a solid conclusion, I’m not satisfied with my pop designs as I just let them do their thing.. however we move.

Please what do you guys think of this pop staircase bar design ? Boring in my option but then.. what can I do to bring it to live ? Someone suggested putting glass inside the boxes ?

Note: interior painting hasn’t been done, just screeding.

Inputs will be appreciated, thanks

redgem:



Okay Sir... I hope he delivers... My pop guy said he has been down and couldn't tell me cos I'd feel its an excuse...but he has promised to resume on Monday cc hamtabfawaz

debeey87:
I need recommendation for an affordable carpenter with wood for my lintel work behind Obasanjo farms in otta.

Also contact of cement vendors for 100bags of cement for 3800-3900 in the same area.

Lastly, how much una de buy 20T sharp sand now or for a truck like this. I bought this 100k last month or august. I am hearing 135k now

Thanks

kalu61:
Okay. When you drop the plan, mention me if you want let's see how to adjust it.

Successbay:
Seems there is actually a number of them.. He is not the one..

Wanted to contract a job out yesterday, but the bad eggs has affected trusting the ones that are good.