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@All, please what materials was used for this door, is it iron or aluminium ?

PrinceLat:
@All, please what materials was used for this door, is it iron or aluminium ?

a very thick pan of about 2.5mm at least.

PrinceLat:
@All, please what materials was used for this door, is it iron or aluminium ?

It can even be wood or fiberglass sef.

I initially thought the diagonal design of the inner portion are hollow rectangular pipes lined side by side and joined together.

michlins:
a very thick pan of about 2.5mm at least.

michlins:
what's the number of tanks you intend for it to carry and the height of the building

2 units of 1200 liters tank to be arranged vertically.

The height of the platform is 25ft.

n3xt:
Do you mean his estimate for 4 x 4 x 25 tank tower or the quality of his work?

The estimate, the quality and the final product, of course.

I meant I'll be interested to work with him provided the cost is within my budget. For the quality, I don't think I should have a reason to doubt that .

sinorte:
2 units of 1200 liters tank to be arranged vertically.

The height of the platform is 25ft.

a 5 by 3 H channel will do a perfect job for the stands. Total cost of the job will be 550,000

Kindly note that you will provide sand, about 12-25 bags of cement and chipping stones.

Beframia:
I initially thought the diagonal design of the inner portion are hollow rectangular pipes lined side by side and joined together.

sure it could also work but that's not what they did. Reason is that if you line up pipes that way, you will have to weld and when you weld, you will have to file and when you file, you will apply body filler which will cover the lines.

The most glaring indication is the beginning of the beginning of the designs. There's no way the pipe can be cut especially 3 by 1½ which is the pipe used



Modified

There are new designs of pan coming into the market which can be what they used. Although I haven't seen this particular design but there are lots of things I haven't seen

sinorte:
The estimate, the quality and the final product, of course.

I meant I'll be interested to work with him provided the cost is within my budget. For the quality, I don't think I should have a reason to doubt that .

The bolded part though. It's already becoming a nursery rhyme

In actual sense, we deliver quality for less.

Nero2424:
Any update on the price of cement?

Ilorin this morning, cement is going for 3200 per bag

Muyi002:
Ilorin this morning, cement is going for 3200 per bag

What was the price before, is it going up or down?

Let's do this again, which do you prefer, and why?

The high roof, or the contemporary style?

Which do you prefer?

spyder880:
Let's do this again, which do you prefer, and why?

The high roof, or the contemporary style?

I will always prefer the high roof if we were maximising the space opportunity under the roof for storage or extra rooms.

omanzo02:
I will always prefer the high roof if we were maximising the space opportunity under the roof for storage or extra rooms.

But since we dont utilize roof spaces in Nigeria?

For me flat roof.

spyder880:
Let's do this again, which do you prefer, and why?

The high roof, or the contemporary style?

Thenext:
For me flat roof.

Any special reasons boss?

Cost consideration, aesthetics, heat insulation?

spyder880:
Which do you prefer?

Happy new year Oga mi. What about hidden roof?

EgunMogaji2:
Happy new year Oga mi. What about hidden roof?

Happy new year Sir, hidden roof is considered old school in these parts. Most of the duplexes built here in the 80s are all hidden roof.

It always looks simple for me. I like simple thing

spyder880:
Any special reasons boss?

Cost consideration, aesthetics, heat insulation?

spyder880:
But since we dont utilize roof spaces in Nigeria?

For longevity, elegant look and less maintenance pitched or high roof will carry the day.
Though with better modern materials flat roofs are gaining more interest in building design.

spyder880:
Which do you prefer?

For me i prefer the flat roof because it looks simple, modern and very pleasing to see. I like the render.

spyder880:
Let's do this again, which do you prefer, and why?

The high roof, or the contemporary style?

I love the first design. My reason is simple.


I love it

high roof will cost more money

spyder880:
Let's do this again, which do you prefer, and why?

The high roof, or the contemporary style?

I prefer either the first roof or the 3rd , very simple and modern too

spyder880:
Let's do this again, which do you prefer, and why?

The high roof, or the contemporary style?

Flat roof x 100.

Aesthetics really.

Thanks for sharing. Best wishes this new year.

spyder880:
But since we dont utilize roof spaces in Nigeria?

Sigh. I really wish we did. Discussed here a while back...

https://www.nairaland.com/3750414/quick-question-roof-space-utility


With the direction of innovation as shown by our fellow board members here, I'm hoping we'll buck that trend soon.

spyder880:
Let's do this again, which do you prefer, and why?

The high roof, or the contemporary style?

Roof pattern 3...basically aesthetic.

spyder880:
Which do you prefer?

Do you have any other roof options to add here.
Roof pattern 1 is just too plain.

spyder880:
What was the price before, is it going up or down?

sometimes in December 2020, it was sold for 4500. then it reduced to 4000, then 3600 and now 3200.

we are hoping it will crash further as the we proceed into the year.

spyder880:
Let's do this again, which do you prefer, and why?

The high roof, or the contemporary style?

flat roof.. solar panel will sit comfortably

spyder880:
Any special reasons boss?

Cost consideration, aesthetics, heat insulation?

To me the best roof for contemporary building is flat or hidden roof

look at this small office/bakery I’m working on the hidden roof is perfect for it
The cost of the wood work and Aluminum cost me only 340k
If it’s hipped roof, I will spend about 700k.

Check the prototype pics and the real ongoing one