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EgunMogaji2:
So this is where our money from Akala Express is funding 🤣

rmx:
, I hear you bro , but consider the many other Nigerians involved already nah , bricklayers , iron benders , carpenters , electricians etc even suppliers of all inputs , how yonder

Martialfc80:
Yes, the toilet has screw holes.

Yes, the unit removed was installed directly on tiles, not concrete. I don't know whether screws were used though.

I'll try to take better pictures Itomorrow and post here. Thank you.

JinaduJosefu:
Thanks a lot @Topsy23 for the smooth transaction. No drama, no disappointment... Reasonable quotes , comparable to what I got from accredited distributors.... Pickup was from manufacturer premises ...alluding to the fact that I got authentic products.

gbadexy:
Thank you very much sir.

Born2conquer:
Hello Chief.

I need your help! How much would it cost to run a solar system that can power just freezer/fridge and pumping machine 1.5hp.

I want to surprise my mum. She sells cold drinks and water at home and she spends more on fuel daily and she doesn’t even break even on the profit, she merely does it for the passion and now, the sound of the generator is already affecting.

How much I fir use run solar wey go dey handle freezer/fridge 24/7 only or freezer/frudge and pumping machine.

Thanks

Born2conquer:
My oga! I dey follow you for Twitter back to bavk

BunmiBie:
I used to be on this thread before but I am back now

Please, is it possible to build a 4 bedroom bungalow in 4 months. Sept-december.

What should I budget for this type of building in Ibadan

Thank you

BunmiBie:
I used to be on this thread before but I am back now

Please, is it possible to build a 4 bedroom bungalow in 4 months. Sept-december.

What should I budget for this type of building in Ibadan

Thank you

BunmiBie:
I used to be on this thread before but I am back now

Please, is it possible to build a 4 bedroom bungalow in 4 months. Sept-december.

What should I budget for this type of building in Ibadan

Thank you

twinskenny:
Looking @ 3.5kva inverter

7.5kwh lithium battery
With some good solar panels
Budget 2,450m
Depends on location though


https://www.nairaland.com/7958411/solar-inverter-installation-thread/24#136479783

Born2conquer:
And e go carry the freezer, fridge and borehole?

BunmiBie:
I used to be on this thread before but I am back now

Please, is it possible to build a 4 bedroom bungalow in 4 months. Sept-december.

What should I budget for this type of building in Ibadan

Thank you

BunmiBie:
I used to be on this thread before but I am back now

Please, is it possible to build a 4 bedroom bungalow in 4 months. Sept-december.

What should I budget for this type of building in Ibadan

Thank you

rotecch77:
Ibadan project for old NL member done and dusted
From scratch to open key

BunmiBie:
I used to be on this thread before but I am back now

Please, is it possible to build a 4 bedroom bungalow in 4 months. Sept-december.

What should I budget for this type of building in Ibadan

Thank you

Martialfc80:
Good morning great minds. Please can anyone help with the best bond I can use to make this toilet still without shaking when sat on?

I got a plumber to remove the old unit and install this new one but I'm quite disappointed at his job. He used a tube silicone (I think it has a blue label) but the toilet wobbles. Can't say whether it's the material or he's just not good at it.


From the way this WC was installed, it must rock. The plumber did a bad job.
He just aligned the WC and applied silicone gum by the side.

The best way is to align the WC, Mark the position on the floor with a pencil or pen, Mark the holes, remove the WC , drill the holes, apply silicone to the hole and fix the fisher.
Apply silicone sealant round the marked WC base. Raise the WC and put on top the silicone on the ground, tighten the screws to the fisher and wipe out excess caulk.

With this the WC makes bonding with silicone and floor and also assisted by the screws

I've watched a few YouTube videos about how it's installed so I plan on scraping this one off and doing it all over again. But please, what bond is best for this purpose? Thank you sirs.

bixton:
Its very very possible and not rocket science. As long as the funds are readily available.
As regards the budget, to be very realistic, just get the detailed complete building plan and an actual BOQ/BEME from land clearing to hand off key.

BunmiBie:
I used to be on this thread before but I am back now

Please, is it possible to build a 4 bedroom bungalow in 4 months. Sept-december.

What should I budget for this type of building in Ibadan

Thank you

BunmiBie:
I used to be on this thread before but I am back now

Please, is it possible to build a 4 bedroom bungalow in 4 months. Sept-december.

What should I budget for this type of building in Ibadan

Thank you

diordaves:
It is not possible unless they mean carcass. And it doesn't depend on funds. It depends on the right planning to have a fighting chance.

Excluding Sundays; working from Monday to Saturday, that is 112 working days. Civil engineering and logistically speaking I can't see this happening unless na all those kind poorly built bungalows with very low foundation without DPC.

The truth is Nigeria doesn't have supporting infrastructure to support a quality, smooth and speedy construction delivery. The availability of funds is not the issue here. A homeowner who wishes to complete a building in four months, must already have earmarked funds.

The issues are:

LOCATION: There are some locations in the country that can take you over two weeks just to get a trailer load of sand or granite delivery to site from the date you place the order. Try to get sand or granite delivered to places (for example) like Central Lagos or even Yaba, Aguda and you will understand what I mean. In some locations, drilling a borehole for a successful access to water to build can even take you a whole month sef.

LOW PRODUCTIVITY: The average time of delivering a foundation subject to Building Regulations, is 14 days from the day you break ground. If it is water logged, it may even take you more than a month just to deliver the foundation. This is because productivity is low in the country and almost all processes are manual labour with near zero automation and machinery use. The right equipment are not readily available.

It's not uncommon for the delivery and installation of windows to take you more than a month. Custom design of MDF/HDF wardrobe can take you a month sef. Realistically, internal finish alone done use up the four months.

So the issue is the right planning. Planning is key. This is why it is essential to know why they wish to build a house in breakneck speed.

diordaves:
It is not possible unless they mean carcass. And it doesn't depend on funds. It depends on the right planning to have a fighting chance.

Excluding Sundays; working from Monday to Saturday, that is 112 working days. Civil engineering and logistically speaking I can't see this happening unless na all those kind poorly built bungalows with very low foundation without DPC.

The truth is Nigeria doesn't have supporting infrastructure to support a quality, smooth and speedy construction delivery. The availability of funds is not the issue here. A homeowner who wishes to complete a building in four months, must already have earmarked funds.

The issues are:

LOCATION: There are some locations in the country that can take you over two weeks just to get a trailer load of sand or granite delivery to site from the date you place the order. Try to get sand or granite delivered to places (for example) like Central Lagos or even Yaba, Aguda and you will understand what I mean. In some locations, drilling a borehole for a successful access to water to build can even take you a whole month sef.

LOW PRODUCTIVITY: The average time of delivering a foundation subject to Building Regulations, is 14 days from the day you break ground. If it is water logged, it may even take you more than a month just to deliver the foundation. This is because productivity is low in the country and almost all processes are manual labour with near zero automation and machinery use. The right equipment are not readily available.

It's not uncommon for the delivery and installation of windows to take you more than a month. Custom design of MDF/HDF wardrobe can take you a month sef. Realistically, internal finish alone done use up the four months.

So the issue is the right planning. Planning is key. This is why it is essential to know why they wish to build a house in breakneck speed.

twinskenny:
yes

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