Tiztonio:
Finally installed

Wow, that's a mono pitch roof.
It's a cost saving one.

uncleteeh:

Wow, that's a mono pitch roof.
It's a cost saving one.

it is my brother

Please does anyone know the cost of 30 tonnes of laterite.

praise010:


The cement price of #4500 shock me oh...I don't know whether it will ever come down in price like this !

That's Nigeria market for you. Price materials doesn't obey the law of gravitational force

brenister10:
Please does anyone know the cost of 30 tonnes of laterite.

. Location?

FACING BEACH


(A) 7 plots facing beachfront around Akodo town with Governor Consent for bulk purchase at N15m per plot RESELL not OMONILE Land

(B) 4 Plots Facing beach by Itoke before Access Bank Okunraye with Governor Consent @ N15m per plot RESELL not OMONILE Land

(c) 6 plots beach side not facing beach after Itamarun with village extension @ N7m per plot RESELL not OMONILE Land

(d) 2 plots facing beach by Ishoroko town with village extension @14m Per plot


(e) 4.5 plots facing beach by Nla Origanrigan town with C of O @ N14m Per plot

(f) 5 plots facing beach by Origanrigan kekere town with Gazette @ N14m Per plot

praise010:




The cement price of #4500 shock me oh...I don't know whether it will ever come down in price like this !

In some climes, people keep records of prices and possible events that caused the price to go up or down.

I seem to distinctly remember that around this time last year that every week till the end of the year that the price of cement kept going up.

My point is that I was building about this time last year so I only have 2 years of records, but it seems like it makes sense to ensure that you buy everything you need for construction on or before the last day of November if you wish to escape the seasonal price changes.

This is not a related dollar price hike.

I know someone who keeps records of the exchange rate of the dollar to the Naira for the past 30 years and with the help of such data, he can almost predict if the dollar will rise or fall and that ensures that his decisions are backed by actionable data.

If you are in the construction industry, you should keep such records and most importantly use them to drive your decisions.

The biggest difference between how businesses are conducted here and in the first world is the reliance on data (collecting data, analyzing that data to produce more data) on which future and current decision making is based

Dashlish12:
. Location?

Ido in ibadan

Please where can I buy quality tiles in cartoons at wholesale price in Lagos?

neduboo:
Please where can I buy quality tiles in cartoons at wholesale price in Lagos?

Orile

topsy23:


Orile

I can sale for you sir/ma

leocollins:


Location

ibadan but we can work anywhere in nigeria

FEGEITOK:


In some climes, people keep records of prices and possible events that caused the price to go up or down.

I seem to distinctly remember that around this time last year that every week till the end of the year that the price of cement kept going up.

My point is that I was building about this time last year so I only have 2 years of records, but it seems like it makes sense to ensure that you buy everything you need for construction on or before the last day of November if you wish to escape the seasonal price changes.

This is not a related dollar price hike.

I know someone who keeps records of the exchange rate of the dollar to the Naira for the past 30 years and with the help of such data, he can almost predict if the dollar will rise or fall and that ensures that his decisions are backed by actionable data.

If you are in the construction industry, you should keep such records and most importantly use them to drive your decisions.

The biggest difference between how businesses are conducted here and in the first world is the reliance on data (collecting data, analyzing that data to produce more data) on which future and current decision making is based

the best time to buy cement is during and end of rainy season. By October and November, people are rushing to complete their projects and so demand will push prices. With no government agency controlling price, consumers suffer the effects.

In my opinion, depot price of cement is yet to increase. It's just wholesalers who are running this price increase

babadots:


That's gratifying. Are you able to share some details on make and supplier/installer either privately or through this public forum?

Thank you.

definetely the make is Gree i have two types one with 2 indoor and the other with 3 but i brought down from base (Germany) The are inverter Ac's without surge

michlins:
the best time to buy cement is during and end of rainy season. By October and November, people are rushing to complete their projects and so demand will push prices. With no government agency controlling price, consumers suffer the effects.

In my opinion, depot price of cement is yet to increase. It's just wholesalers who are running this price increase

Same thing I heard last year.

You are on point

babadots:


That's gratifying. Are you able to share some details on make and supplier/installer either privately or through this public forum?

Thank you.

A/C?

Get your quality turkey security door
Tiles , sanitary Ware's and kitchen slab with affordable price etc

Dashlish12:
FACING BEACH


(A) 7 plots facing beachfront around Akodo town with Governor Consent for bulk purchase at N15m per plot RESELL not OMONILE Land

(B) 4 Plots Facing beach by Itoke before Access Bank Okunraye with Governor Consent @ N15m per plot RESELL not OMONILE Land

(c) 6 plots beach side not facing beach after Itamarun with village extension @ N7m per plot RESELL not OMONILE Land

(d) 2 plots facing beach by Ishoroko town with village extension @14m Per plot


(e) 4.5 plots facing beach by Nla Origanrigan town with C of O @ N14m Per plot

(f) 5 plots facing beach by Origanrigan kekere town with Gazette @ N14m Per plot

I like the gimmick. From enquiry to advertising

Please does anyone has an idea of the cost of 30 tonnes of laterite. To be use at Ido in ibadan

Thanks you Boss, good morning everybody still your blessed sunny tiles dealer

What is the cost of this tankless WC ? Has anyone used it in residential building?
Any plumber with experience on how to install it?

FEGEITOK:


In some climes, people keep records of prices and possible events that caused the price to go up or down.

I seem to distinctly remember that around this time last year that every week till the end of the year that the price of cement kept going up.

My point is that I was building about this time last year so I only have 2 years of records, but it seems like it makes sense to ensure that you buy everything you need for construction on or before the last day of November if you wish to escape the seasonal price changes.

This is not a related dollar price hike.

I know someone who keeps records of the exchange rate of the dollar to the Naira for the past 30 years and with the help of such data, he can almost predict if the dollar will rise or fall and that ensures that his decisions are backed by actionable data.

If you are in the construction industry, you should keep such records and most importantly use them to drive your decisions.

The biggest difference between how businesses are conducted here and in the first world is the reliance on data (collecting data, analyzing that data to produce more data) on which future and current decision making is based

In sweden there is newly passed laws that would force e-commerce businesses with no physical facilities like shops to include prices history which may include dates and stamps...

Like below

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dongc:


In sweden there is newly passed laws that would force e-commerce businesses with no physical facilities like shops to include prices history which may include dates and stamps...

Like below

In addition to the points made above

I learned that Nigerian markets are not truly free and fair.

They are run like a mafia.

They set pricing and no one can go below.

That is another issue.

If you try to sell below the agreed price, then you will run into issues.

Don't know how true this is, maybe others can confirm or disprove.

FEGEITOK:


In addition to the points made above

I learned that Nigerian markets are not truly free and fair.

They are run like a mafia.

They set pricing and no one can go below.

That is another issue.

If you try to sell below the agreed price, then you will run into issues.

Don't know how true this is, maybe others can confirm or disprove.

That's what unions and associations are for. They mainly use it to set price and have members monitoring members.

GET VALUE FOR YOUR MONEY...

FEGEITOK:


A/C?

Yes, Air conditioning units. A halfway house between the fully central ones and individual split units

babadots:


Yes, Air conditioning units. A halfway house between the fully central ones and individual split units

Try Daikin

They have exactly what you need.

And they have authorized dealers and certified installers in the country.

desiji:
definetely the make is Gree i have two types one with 2 indoor and the other with 3 but i brought down from base (Germany) The are inverter Ac's without surge

Thank you desiji. The Midea units that I found were also from Germany and the trouble with importation and all is what is discouraging me from considering that option. I checked with Midea here in Nigeria and they either didn't understand, or they were too set in their ways to think of anything but the commonly available splits.

FEGEITOK:


Try Daikin

They have exactly what you need.

And they have authorized dealers and certified installers in the country.

That was what someone told me a couple of days ago. I contacted EMC. I understand that they are Daikin's main supplier in Nigeria, but EMC hasn't responded to my WhatsApp enquiry though they have read the message.

I'll wait and see if they respond in the course of the next week.

Thank you.

babadots:


That was what someone told me a couple of days ago. I contacted EMC. I understand that they are Daikin's main supplier in Nigeria, but EMC hasn't responded to my WhatsApp enquiry though they have read the message.

I'll wait and see if they respond in the course of the next week.

Thank you.

We have GREE installed in this house… the inverter type both standing and wall split…. Low power consumption….

Powered by our installed 20kva inverter…

Note: we bought directly from their main distributor @ Apapa

Make it cheaper

babadots:


That was what someone told me a couple of days ago. I contacted EMC. I understand that they are Daikin's main supplier in Nigeria, but EMC hasn't responded to my WhatsApp enquiry though they have read the message.

I'll wait and see if they respond in the course of the next week.

Thank you.

I will share with you the number of the sales agent I worked with and the certified installer who installed mine.