KolaShangOne:


Still cheap.

In Ologuneru, they sell 33,000 for 10t truck.

To be honest my roads are deplorable. As soon as you turn of Akala Expressway it's 5 miles of hellish roads.

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EgunMogaji2:


You should reconsider this.

You want a layer of security between the security guard and the outside, you also want another layer of security, canines, to be able to patrol the perimeter.

Anyways I yield to everyone to do what they feel is best for them. I just want to know about if there's a setback rule.

No setback rule..

I understand Security is perceived personally.

I'm leaning towards one- storey security house now.. like my PH people usually do. Its also good for over looking the area.

KolaShangOne:


No setback rule..

I understand Security is perceived personally.

I'm leaning towards one- storey security house now.. like my PH people usually do. Its also good for over looking the area.

Thanks Chief.

EgunMogaji2:


To be honest my roads are deplorable. As soon as you turn of Akala Expressway it's 5 miles of hellish roads.

all the inner road linking akala express are not that good at all

Either you are home or away.. we can set you up.

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Good day my people,
Please would you recommend this wooden door as flush door for room and toilet. What are its disadvantages?

Thanks

EgunMogaji2:


You have a superior location advantage.

Your plasterers are doing a wonderful job Sir.

They are trying sir

KolaShangOne:


Na wa o..

Bought at 750 naira some 3 days ago in Abeokuta.

No be small thing Kola , but forward ever

KolaShangOne:


Those dark grey boards in your TV design..

I looked for it all over Nigeria I couldn't find it.. Was looking for Gloss HDF

Oh! Go to Mushin or Pako @ ipaja road you should find around there.

twinskenny:
all the inner road linking akala express are not that good at all

The roads from elebu junction onwards are terrible

KolaShangOne:


No setback rule..

I understand Security is perceived personally.

I'm leaning towards one- storey security house now.. like my PH people usually do. Its also good for over looking the area.

What do you mean by no setback rule!!!
I hope you're are not one of those building security/gate house on a fence wall all in the name of no setback rule.....

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Nice design

Quitam:
Good day my people,
Please would you recommend this wooden door as flush door for room and toilet. What are its disadvantages?

Thanks

Looks more like a panel door than a flush door to me.

Anyway, disadvantages I think would include: 1. Future warping of the door if the wood isn't well treated with heat,
2. gap under the door leaving room for crawlers to gain access easily into the room,
3. Door not sound proof mainly due to the gap underneath
4. Exposure to moisture when used in the toilet may ultimately lead to wood rot.

ngBuild:

Nice design

Thanks

Rany4all:
Looks more like a panel door than a flush door to me.

Anyway, disadvantages I think would include: 1. Future warping of the door if the wood isn't well treated with heat,
2. gap under the door leaving room for crawlers to gain access easily into the room,
3. Door not sound proof mainly due to the gap underneath
4. Exposure to moisture when used in the toilet may ultimately lead to wood rot.

Apt

KolaShangOne:


No setback rule..

I understand Security is perceived personally.

I'm leaning towards one- storey security house now.. like my PH people usually do. Its also good for over looking the area.

Not a standard metric tho
But 1m have been specified in one of our commercial design during vetting.

For residential, most times they don’t even request for gate house plan during vetting, Neither do they mandate you to show its position on your site plan. (Of course which I think is wrong) that’s why most people end up setting their standards themselves.

EgunMogaji2:
Just a quick guidance question. One of my pet peeves is people using shared property walls as part of the wall for buildings, especially gateman houses. I think it's unhealthy and a security risk.

How can I avoid a neighbour doing this? Is there a setback rule for gateman houses?

Thanks.

Pic 1: My own gateman house.

Pic2: The types that I have an issue with.

Legally in "old" Nigeria or better put, in colonial Ikoyi, facing your building, the right fence is your responsibility, so it's your "property". The left side is the responsibility of your neighbour. So your neighbour needs your permission to build on the side of the fence you are responsible for. But I think in today Nigeria all this na theory.

So who built the fence? You or the neighbour? If you, you have the right to complain and ask for a neighbourly dialogue going forward.

EgunMogaji2:


You should reconsider this.

You want a layer of security between the security guard and the outside, you also want another layer of security, canines, to be able to patrol the perimeter.

Anyways I yield to everyone to do what they feel is best for them. I just want to know about if there's a setback rule.

My security house is not attached to the fence either for security reason(s).

somehow:


My security house is not attached to the fence either for security reason(s).

I’m with you Sir.

Maybe be it’s an exposure thing but I’m actually concerned about the fact that I have to explain this to people on here.

Preference is one thing but steadfastly sticking to the idea that shared fence/wall structure is superior is somewhat disturbing.

EgunMogaji2:


I’m with you Sir.

Maybe be it’s an exposure thing but I’m actually concerned about the fact that I have to explain this to people on here.

Preference is one tying but steadfastly sticking to the idea that shared fence/wall structure is disturbing.

The former contractor wanted it attached to the wall, same with my PM but I insisted.

So what you're saying sir is well understood.

But to each his or her own.

There was a time I even thought of removing the SH all together...

tonididdy:

Pic2 is the recommended security option. In fact the post should be at the corner of the house closest to the gate with windows at both corners.
That way he can see outside of 2 corners of the house.
In pic1 he's completely blind.

Imagine a situation where your security man is woken from sleep and ordered to submit the gate keys at gun point through his window in the dead of the night... .

I think your perimeter fence has to provide some sort of security for your security man as well. If you need to monitor what goes on outside your perimeter fence, I believe It's best to do it with CCTV cameras and/or motion sensors, afterall no matter how you do your security house, your security man will still be "blind" on at least 2 other sides of your perimeter fence...

Rany4all:
Imagine a situation where your security man is woken from sleep and ordered to submit the gate keys at gun point through his window in the dead of the night... .

I think your perimeter fence has to provide some sort of security for your security man as well. If you need to monitor what goes on outside your perimeter fence, I believe It's best to do it with CCTV cameras and/or motion sensors, afterall no matter how you do your security house, your security man will still be "blind" on at least 2 other sides of your perimeter fence...

I can accept doing it because of cost from savings two walls from a gateman house - we're all trying to save money here. What I can't understand is this superiority claim over a stand alone structure.

I went away from the sealed compound to an open gate and part steel fence. My security guard and Dobermans can knock themselves out with 120 feet of street view.

EgunMogaji2:


I can accept doing it because of cost from savings two walls from a gateman house - we're all trying to save money here. What I can't understand is this superiority claim over a stand alone structure.

I went away from the sealed compound to an open gate and part steel fence. My security guard and Dobermans can knock themselves out with 120 feet of street view.

Yeah exactly, I've always thought people do it for the cost savings and not because they feel it provides better security...but I'm just realizing different now Well, like the saying goes...each man to his own, I guess.

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This cost of diesel is affecting everything ooo.. going to Abuja by road is 14k with luxury bus . Something of 9k 10k before . Just dropped my guys at chisco park at jibowu some minutes ago....

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Very neat drawing you got there but l don't know why l hardly fancy room door through the dinning areas.

Not by force to build multi story.

https://www.nairaland.com/7169739/5-storey-building-collapses-ebonyi-photos

Rany4all:
Imagine a situation where your security man is woken from sleep and ordered to submit the gate keys at gun point through his window in the dead of the night... .

I think your perimeter fence has to provide some sort of security for your security man as well. If you need to monitor what goes on outside your perimeter fence, I believe It's best to do it with CCTV cameras and/or motion sensors, afterall no matter how you do your security house, your security man will still be "blind" on at least 2 other sides of your perimeter fence...

Imagine if you there's power shortage and cctv is malfunctioning or not being monitored by the operator, how then do you sight unwanted visitors,

never forget, that arm robbers would not want to make noise while trying to gain entry, pointing a gun through a window with glass and bulglary proof won't be a smart way to gain entry.

Or are you suggesting that the gateman will always have access to the cctv control room if oga is not around. Think about it?

Please I need ideas on how to go about getting approval for a building in Port-Harcourt, Obio Akpor LGA to be precise and that of Urban what I need is a rough idea of the cost implications. It's a 1 storey building of 4 flats 2 and 3 bedrooms