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EgunMogaji2:
Looking for recommendations on someone that can do compound flooring exceedingly well.

Location is in Ibadan.

Thanks.

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dongc:
..I find it strange that materials of exactly 3M was/were stolen ..same for equipment worth 1M was/were stolen...
What equipment were/was stolen? And material?

in my opinion, those security guys should be held accountable

michlins:
you sef should drag your customer with respect. Body dey pepper him and that's why he's lashing out. He likes you and wants your success and that's why he patronized you out of plethora of options available to him.


Good luck

True talk.

ajabani4allah:
I am planning to roof a 3 bedroom bungalow soon. Pls I need your advice on roofing sheet. Should I go for Aluminum roofing sheet or Slate(Nigerite Litespan) roofing sheet, the prices are close? Thanks

Tag me if anyone reply you please.

Please who had installed "chamberless" for toilet? Dont know if the term is right.

ajabani4allah:
I am planning to roof a 3 bedroom bungalow soon. Pls I need your advice on roofing sheet. Should I go for Aluminum roofing sheet or Slate(Nigerite Litespan) roofing sheet, the prices are close? Thanks

What's the thickness of the roofing sheet? - if it's less than 0.5mm, then i'll advice you go for Nigerite Litespan.

i.e my 1st choice would be a 0.55mm thick Aluminium roofing sheet, then a 0.5mm thick and then the Nigerite slate. (0.45mm is not advisable now because the thickness are not complete as it used to be before now)

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Pros in the house,
Thank you for guidance so far. I'm doing a hidden roof and my Engineer suggested that to to save materials, it is not necessary to plaster the inner wall of the hidden roof since flat sheet is going to cover all the walls. I have added screenshot pictures below as references.

Please, is there any major benefits to plastering the inner roof wall?

michlins:
in my opinion, those security guys should be held accountable

I agree...they know what happened...

saydfact:


What's the thickness of the roofing sheet? - if it's less than 0.5mm, then i'll advice you go for Nigerite Litespan.

i.e my 1st choice would be a 0.55mm thick Aluminium roofing sheet, then a 0.5mm thick and then the Nigerite slate. (0.45mm is not advisable now because the thickness are not complete as it used to be before now)

cc: timilehing

Is this a fact ?my contact at Best Aluminium says atleast for them even their other competitors First Aluminum and Firtst Express don't have any problem with thickness. Metcoppo had design flaw coupled with poor currugators + handling that cause it break even before installing...

Other than that 0,45 very suitable guage for any roof not flat... I guess one who is buying roofing sheets should ensure they buy from reputable companies same way we rods...

dongc:


Is this a fact ?my contact at Best Aluminium says atleast for them even their other competitors First Aluminum and Firtst Express don't have any problem with thickness. Metcoppo had design flaw coupled with poor currugators + handling that cause it break even before installing...

Other than that 0,45 very suitable guage for any roof not flat... I guess one who is buying roofing sheets should ensure they buy from reputable companies same way we rods...

With the headaches that I have had with leaky roofs, I’ll never advise anyone to use any aluminium less than 0.5 thick.

Billions123:
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Material + workmanship

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dongc:


Is this a fact ?my contact at Best Aluminium says atleast for them even their other competitors First Aluminum and Firtst Express don't have any problem with thickness. Metcoppo had design flaw coupled with poor currugators + handling that cause it break even before installing...

Other than that 0,45 very suitable guage for any roof not flat... I guess one who is buying roofing sheets should ensure they buy from reputable companies same way we rods...

oracle009:
Pros in the house,
Thank you for guidance so far. I'm doing a hidden roof and my Engineer suggested that to to save materials, it is not necessary to plaster the inner wall of the hidden roof since flat sheet is going to cover all the walls. I have added screenshot pictures below as references.

Please, is there any major benefits to plastering the inner roof wall?

WHERE do u refer to as inner walls? can u circle it, the attached pics not helping.

oracle009:
Pros in the house,
Thank you for guidance so far. I'm doing a hidden roof and my Engineer suggested that to to save materials, it is not necessary to plaster the inner wall of the hidden roof since flat sheet is going to cover all the walls. I have added screenshot pictures below as references.

Please, is there any major benefits to plastering the inner roof wall?

OK.. I get you now. (See attached pics)

Please plaster it - its important to:

* Hold the nail tight - because a plastered surface wld hold the flashing nail better than a non plastered wall
* make the surface smooth as a rough blockwall can puncture the sheet over time

the cost you're trying to save is so minimal to the advantage.

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EgunMogaji2:
Looking for recommendations on someone that can do compound flooring exceedingly well.

Location is in Ibadan.

Thanks.

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saydfact:


What's the thickness of the roofing sheet? - if it's less than 0.5mm, then i'll advice you go for Nigerite Litespan.

i.e my 1st choice would be a 0.55mm thick Aluminium roofing sheet, then a 0.5mm thick and then the Nigerite slate. (0.45mm is not advisable now because the thickness are not complete as it used to be before now)

cc: timilehing

Thanks for this advice. This thickness is 3.5mm according to what is on their site or may be I am the one that don't get it
https://www.nigeritelimited.com/en/products-systems/litespan/

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I’m a serious buyer

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michlins:
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saydfact:



GOODLUCK

Thank you bro. Yes, the places you circled. Actually I've even paid for the plastering and more than 50bags of cement is still on site. Your resasons are really insightful. Thank you

MrOkenwa:

With the headaches that I have had with leaky roofs, I’ll never advise anyone to use any aluminium less than 0.5 thick.

Well it's your house and your money.....your choice...whatever suits one...