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dannie007:
Same way we have Fraudulent Vendors is same way we have! Fraudulent Clients from this Forum! Do you know what some artisans and professionals pass through in the hands of clients ? After completion of jobs most don’t want to pay the agreed amount!

Same as we have good and bad artisans is same way we have good and bad clients!

I have meet a client here who pain me 100% of the money required for the project inclusive workmanship without him meeting me in person and I delivered his Job!

And I have meet many who will want to bring up issues not to pay you complete payment!


It’s so sad that Laws most times don’t support artisans

You are spot on!

But it is very expedient to ensure both client and artisans caught in nefarious activities pay the price.

Nah way i am on this case now. On this forum @adeedward will not trick, scam, and swindle others with his quack jobs.

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decatalyst:
You are spot on!

But it is very expedient to ensure both client and artisans caught in nefarious activities pay the price.

Nah way i am on this case now. On this forum @adeedward will not trick, scam, and swindle others with his quack jobs.

Which fraudulent client did bad things.

Thanks for the mention.

I mostly just read here. I spend more on Twitter because Seun refuses to activate a userblock feature to sift the chaff from the wheat.

UC92:
Vendors have taken over the thread. Nothing interesting happening here again.

I have missed valuable contribution being offered here from the likes of Egunmogaji, Sonnie10, QSFemi, N3xt (even with all his gbese lol), Spyder etc.

Please seriously consider 9" blocks for the perimeter and reserve 6" for thebl interior partitions.

Good luck.

Folksconnect:
Hello

Good evening, everyone.

Please, I need your help with an estimate of how many 12mm rods and DPM nylon sheets to buy for this project. It is a 3-bedroom house with 2 units of room-and-parlor self-contained apartments attached.

I am using 6-inch blocks, so I thought of adding columns to ensure structural strength. This is why I have paused the filling for now.

Please, I would appreciate an estimate of the number of 12mm rods needed, where you think it is critical to fix them, and the quantity of DPM nylon sheets to buy.

Thank you, everyone

So this name is still coming up in a decade? 😥

decatalyst:
We now have less of enuine vendors, more of QUACKS, and fraudulent charlatans.

@adeedward don buy my market and he MUST pay. His cup will soon be full.

Nice straight lines though I'm not a fan of roof installs.

Great job

PS: How much is the fire thingue?

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A matured response.

twinskenny:
Noted

Greetings.

Is there any maintenance one has to do with POP?

I'm going to use gypsum board on my current project, is that better?

Thanks.

rotecch77:
Look at this video that is trending on line about pop ceiling that fell off while partying
It’s parts of factors that induces maintenance
Here it’s either of these
*Poor design
*bad workmanship
* selection of materials/ inferior materials
More will still occur if we don’t take maintenance as priority

An astute response.

Geekop:
Let's assume this is true, it's the artisan or contractor's reputation that is at stake.
Client may not know everything but would want to work with his/her budget. You are to convince or at best leave the job.

EgunMogaji2:
Thanks for the mention.

I mostly just read here. I spend more on Twitter because Seun refuses to activate a userblock feature to sift the chaff from the wheat.

You been away too long. You can now block three weeks at a time.

GloriousGbola:
You been away too long. You can now block three weeks at a time.

Not at the same block level that I enjoy on Twitter.

EgunMogaji2:
Please seriously consider 9" blocks for the perimeter and reserve 6" for thebl interior partitions.

Good luck.

Thank you boss. This is where the project is currently at. Can it still be corrected with the 9 inches. I was also thinking about this, but then I though of reinforcing the strength with the columns

EgunMogaji2:
Greetings.

Is there any maintenance one has to do with POP?

I'm going to use gypsum board on my current project, is that better?

Thanks.

Longest time baba
To the question sir
Let’s have this popular saying in mind 1st “ prevention is better than cure” that is the reason we needs to make sure we get good workmanship from beginning for any work , this will reduce stress and high cost during maintenance correction throughout the life span of the building,

To answer the question straight, now let’s take 2 out of 4 methods as best solution to the maintenance of pop ceiling
1. Predictive method
2. Preventive method
Things to checks are as follows
1. Regular checking of cracks,
2, water stain on the pop
3. Avoid overloading of the pop by hanging to much load on it
4. Check for sagging
5 6-8 months checking on deflection
6, structural checking on roof members or under the slab.
7. Also check for pop dampness Incase there is leakage from plumbing pipes or roof leakage.

Etc
Once you adopted any of these maintenance methods and take the listed checking steps as priority then you are fine

rotecch77:
Longest time baba
To the question sir
Let’s have this popular saying in mind 1st “ prevention is better than cure” that is the reason we needs to make sure we get good workmanship from beginning for any work , this will reduce stress and high cost during maintenance correction throughout the life span of the building,

To answer the question straight, now let’s take 2 out of 4 methods as best solution to the maintenance of pop ceiling
1. Predictive method
2. Preventive method
Things to checks are as follows
1. Regular checking of cracks,
2, water stain on the pop
3. Avoid overloading of the pop by hanging to much load on it
4. Check for sagging
5 6-8 months checking on deflection
6, structural checking on roof members or under the slab.
7. Also check for pop dampness Incase there is leakage from plumbing pipes or roof leakage.

Etc
Once you adopted any of these maintenance methods and take the listed checking steps as priority then you are fine

Duly noted. Thanks.

Folksconnect:
Thank you boss. This is where the project is currently at. Can it still be corrected with the 9 inches. I was also thinking about this, but then I though of reinforcing the strength with the columns

I’ll let the Senior Engineers answer.

Good luck on your build.

rotecch77:
Look at this video that is trending on line about pop ceiling that fell off while partying
It’s parts of factors that induces maintenance
Here it’s either of these
*Poor design
*bad workmanship
* selection of materials/ inferior materials
More will still occur if we don’t take maintenance as priority

Another thing I've learnt about POP.

Most times, it's the one that is under the decking that falls.

Why?

The binding wire used to hold them would have gotten rust and this binding wires rust due to exposure of the concrete to rain before covering.

Therefore: the usage of non rusty material is the best for suspension of POP.

EgunMogaji2:
Greetings.

Is there any maintenance one has to do with POP?

I'm going to use gypsum board on my current project, is that better?

Thanks.

The gypsum board is a good way to go.

In as much the profiles are well-done, there won't be any issue.

Kindly use anti rust screws to tie the angle profiles to the decking or the roof members.

EgunMogaji2:
Nice straight lines though I'm not a fan of roof installs.

Great job

PS: How much is the fire thingue?

Good morning daddy

The fireball is 18k each

There is a fire breaker as well 12k each

Thank you

uncleteeh:
Another thing I've learnt about POP.

Most times, it's the one that is under the decking that falls.

Why?

The binding wire used to hold them would have gotten rust and this binding wires rust due to exposure of the concrete to rain before covering.

Therefore: the usage of non rusty material is the best for suspension of POP.

Filas and cement most time.. they don't bind together for so long.. less quality filas and less quality cement..

@bolu1986

I came here for advice and recommendation.

I need someone who has a civil engineering background, who can construct a small commercial kitchen from a small foundation up, with strong attention to details.
From the foundation to the block work, flooring and tiling, plumbing (with attention to waste drainage), ventilation, ceiling and roofing of the structure.

I will be using alucobond finishing, so my preferred person must also be able to coordinate this. Someone with a strong project managerial skills, who can supervise the work from start to finish.

Please, I would like to get the recommendations of the gurus here so I don't fall into wrong hands.

The project is in Lagos.

Thank you very much


@ EgunMogaji2
@ Rotecch77

@ all others, pls help me.

EgunMogaji2:
So this name is still coming up in a decade? 😥

dad, good morning, longest time,

I don't know what I did to them, just that the rules here doesn't work for artistian,

why clients will come out and putting some aligations without showing or tells exactly what we did, it happened only here, I have been shouting and calling him out to states it out, but refused, and u know what that meant sir,

uncleteeh:
Another thing I've learnt about POP.

Most times, it's the one that is under the decking that falls.

Why?

The binding wire used to hold them would have gotten rust and this binding wires rust due to exposure of the concrete to rain before covering.

Therefore: the usage of non rusty material is the best for suspension of POP.

You are right
In maintenance practice when pop collapsed and found out that the BINDING WIRE got rusted the root causes is usually long-term moisture ingress combined with the use of non-galvanized binding wire..

Uniquewise:
I came here for advice and recommendation.

I need someone who has a civil engineering background, who can construct a small commercial kitchen from a small foundation up, with strong attention to details.
From the foundation to the block work, flooring and tiling, plumbing (with attention to waste drainage), ventilation, ceiling and roofing of the structure.

I will be using alucobond finishing, so my preferred person must also be able to coordinate this. Someone with a strong project managerial skills, who can supervise the work from start to finish.

Please, I would like to get the recommendations of the gurus here so I don't fall into wrong hands.

The project is in Lagos.

Thank you very much


@ EgunMogaji2
@ Rotecch77

@ all others, pls help me.

We have many good guys here that can handle such for you and been mentioned my name I will not forget to include my self been in the construction industry for more than a decade now with versatile knowledge as a Builder I can authoritatively tell you that we can handle such for you, no work is too small na so dem talk am

Uniquewise:
I came here for advice and recommendation.

I need someone who has a civil engineering background, who can construct a small commercial kitchen from a small foundation up, with strong attention to details.
From the foundation to the block work, flooring and tiling, plumbing (with attention to waste drainage), ventilation, ceiling and roofing of the structure.

I will be using alucobond finishing, so my preferred person must also be able to coordinate this. Someone with a strong project managerial skills, who can supervise the work from start to finish.

Please, I would like to get the recommendations of the gurus here so I don't fall into wrong hands.

The project is in Lagos.

Thank you very much


@ EgunMogaji2
@ Rotecch77

@ all others, pls help me.

I’ve been away for awhile so I’m not sure who are the key players.

Good luck on your project. You seem to have a good idea of what you want and that’s admirable.

Adedward:
dad, good morning, longest time,

I don't know what I did to them, just that the rules here doesn't work for artistian,

why clients will come out and putting some aligations without showing or tells exactly what we did, it happened only here, I have been shouting and calling him out to states it out, but refused, and u know what that meant sir,

You jam meticulous client that is the issue you re facing.

Some clients don't care, just install window and go they will manage it.

But this person, does not settle for less. Just place a call and resolve issue.

asamwababy:
You jam meticulous client that is the issue you re facing.

Some clients don't care, just install window and go they will manage it.

But this person, does not settle for less. Just place a call and resolve issue.

THANKS SIR, GOD BLESS U

EgunMogaji2:
So this name is still coming up in a decade? 😥

Baba mi, ke pe sir.

Nah so o.

He never change o. He no wan go up-skill and really learn the job well.

The goal is not to allow innocent people fall into his hands on this thread.

asamwababy:
You jam meticulous client that is the issue you re facing.

Some clients don't care, just install window and go they will manage it.

But this person, does not settle for less. Just place a call and resolve issue.

This doesn't even have anything to do with being meticulous or not.

Why would you quote price for a job and do an underwhelming job? Someone recommended you based on say both of una dey area together.

You collect millions of hard earned money and do shabby job.

This is not the first time he is bring dragged on this forum, if you pay attention to posts of early last year, you would be embarrassed by his responses.

We must put an end to feeding charlatans and mediocres.

We must do our bit to force them to go and learn the craft, and ensure they do what they are paid for. This is accountability. This is one of the things needed in this country, if it would be better.

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decatalyst:
This doesn't even have anything to do with being meticulous or not.

Why would you quote price for a job and do an underwhelming job? Someone recommended you based on say both of una dey area together.

You collect millions of hard earned money and do shabby job.

This is not the first time he is bring dragged on this forum, if you pay attention to posts of early last year, you would be embarrassed by his responses.

We must put an end to feeding charlatans and mediocres.

We must do our bit to force them to go and learn the craft, and ensure they do what they are paid for. This is accountability. This is one of the things needed in this country, if it would be better.

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