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Buharidgeneral:
More picture sir especially rooms & sitting room

mythy70:
Keep up the good work Sir, I drove pass by this project yesterday.

Obafisenco:
With that price range you can get land in this various developed part of ikorodu and not far to main road.
Bayeku, offin, ijede, elepe, mowo-keke, odogunyan, maya, Adamo. Etc

Greenarrow01:
I am following this thread.. I wanna see the magic you will perform here..
I also want to see how the office, production room, toilets will fit in and there will still be space.

Your work is fucking neat
God bless you sir

hypernikao:
Hello Rotech,
I am a bit curious, if 2.5 can give you the carcass for this, a 3 bedroom duplex on the same property size and land quality will be how much?

xzibukz:
Pls is it possible we leveled all when tilling, and what is the safe method for that?

xzibukz:
Hello house.
Pls I have a little challenge, the engineer did something like a step here,
We will have to climb up and down from the dining to the kitchen and from the dining to the rooms lobby. I told him to make everything flat after I discovered I won't like that idea.
We are already done with the dpc. Pls what is the cost effective way to do the filling to make all levels flat, thanks

GoodFaith:
Did you say three bedroom total floor "btw 300-500meters "
What will be the total floor of two flats?

GoodFaith:
OK
Security prevention and protection is all about individuals,
What is the cost you willing to pay to achieve that objective
Every security protection and prevention can be compromise
Having protection and prevention in place is to make you work for it
discourage you to look for easy target
From logical to physical security the goal and objector is to discourage intrudes by having preventive difficulties' in place

QSFemi:
Thank you for your contribution.

There is a reason I specify the thickness of bedding to be 25mm in my previous post. Of course, I know that it could be more than that in some other circumstances. Mostly in my standard Bill of Quantities, I do 42mm. I've seen lots of tilers do far less than that, and even doing just 25mm, hence my definite description.

In my previous post, I only make cognizance of floor tiles and didn't factor in wall tiles for a reason.

GoodFaith:
I am a believe of dreams and hope
Sorry we will not live to see it
"I still have a dream that one day, we all will be able to enjoy our homes burglary proof free.. "

QSFemi:
Good morning.

No, it is not possible. 1 bag of cement will cover an average of 7 square metres for 1:6 mortar, 25mm thickness bedding for the tiles.

In a common language, for you to use 50 bags for tiling, it means that the area of the room/space to be tiled would be 350 square metres. That's definitely not realistic. So, the answer you seek as regards quantity of cement is that it is not possible to use 50 bags of cement for tiling a 3-bedroom building. It's an overestimation.

QSFemi:
Good morning.

No, it is not possible. 1 bag of cement will cover an average of 7 square metres for 1:6 mortar, 25mm thickness bedding for the tiles.

In a common language, for you to use 50 bags for tiling, it means that the area of the room/space to be tiled would be 350 square metres. That's definitely not realistic. So, the answer you seek as regards quantity of cement is that it is not possible to use 50 bags of cement for tiling a 3-bedroom building. It's an overestimation.

My brother don’t get it wrong, a bed of floor tiles is more than 25mm thickness as you suggested.
Some buildings floor level are not the same, in most cases the floor thickness for tiles do comes btw 70-100mm was thickness.

This similar question come up some pages back and i did analysis about it .

The Op and others it’s VERY possible to use btw 40-65 bags of cement for 3bedrooms flats.

Factors to consider are
- Rooms size.
- Floor level
- Toilet wall plum level
- size of the Toilets and kitchen
- wall area to tiled( some 1/2 wall some full wall
-level of workmanship.

Let’s do small arithmetic (3bedrooms standard)

-3-4 toilets
- dining
-kitchen
-store
-lobby

Medium Toilet wall and floor 3 bags *4=12bags
Kitchen wall and floor= 6 bags
Dining floor =4bags
Lobbies (inner)=6bags
Store -2 bags
Sitting room -5bags
Rooms 3*3=9 bags
Verander -4bags

Total bags =48bags

Same way for duplex btw 80-100 bags
That is why I do ask my client buy your cement in batches and see how it’s been used.