EgunMogaji:


We'll see about that

and I am talking about the windows and its security railings.

gabbytabby:


and I am talking about the windows and its security railings.

So they didn't have to break any concrete?

I'll be looking at the whole entry point as a whole.

gabbytabby:

On the issue of security I have come to realise that the prayer needs to be God's protection cos I locked myself out once and if you see the ease with which this was resolved, I now know that only the opportunist is kept out not the career criminals.

True o sister... God should always be our security... and then goes the saying "God protects those who protects themselves".

BTW.. Mama Gabby, I don send you a mail with some attachments o...

Hajji M.

For plumbers in the house, is there any other alternative you know to the toilet chamber? http://amazingviewpoints..com/

spyder880:
For plumbers in the house, is there any other alternative you know to the toilet chamber? http://amazingviewpoints..com/

Very nice Spyder,.. that is how it's done here in obodo.

Hajji M.

mufutau55:


Very nice Spyder,.. that is how it's done here in obodo.

Hajji M.

I did those last three pictures from the blog on my own house as a test, and it has never given me any problems for 4 years now.

spyder880:
For plumbers in the house, is there any other alternative you know to the toilet chamber? http://amazingviewpoints..com/

I guess the alternative will be an underground drainage from the toilets to the pit

Just kidding though.

Roofing carpentry works still ongoing here........

Roofing carpentry works for the duplex side is now completed.

More of the roof.......

Thumbs up

Moana:
Thumbs up

Thank you.

From a distance. ........

spyder880:
More of the roof.......

What's the height of this roof (king post)?

PeoplesArmy:


What's the height of this roof (king post)?

6.1mts as against the 4.5m on the building plans. I hate roofs that lie flat like a lizard
This will probably cost more money to roof but I hope to scrape through.

Mi Oga, I wouldn't mind seeing close up pictures of that EWT in the background.

I want to construct something similar with two levels.

EgunMogaji:
Mi Oga, I wouldn't mind seeing close up pictures of that EWT in the background.

I want to construct something similar with two levels.

I will get you a closer shot tomorrow.

Also, when you have time can you please do a lecture on plumbing and what work to do and at what point.

I keep on seeing pipes (like in the picture) but I can't understood where they are for.

For example I see this one going into the attic but there is no toilet up there. And where is the termination point on the bottom? Does it go directly into the sewer?

Ive gotten the german floor one down. I understand the covering, the reinforcement, the pillars, etc it's just this plumbing that I can't figure out.

Thanks.

Our plan is to use the top quality Gerrard roofing tiles on this house, we are going to use the Milano brand.

EgunMogaji:
Also, when you have time can you please do a lecture on plumbing and what work to do and at what point.

I keep on seeing pipes (like in the picture) but I can't understood where they are for.

For example I see this one going into the attic but there is no toilet up there. And where is the termination point on the bottom? Does it go directly into the sewer?

Ive gotten the german floor one down. I understand the covering, the reinforcement, the pillars, etc it's just this plumbing that I can't figure out.

Thanks.

What we did here is the conduit plumbing (internal piping) We usually start this by laying pipes inside the foundation walls, fixing and joining it through bricks and concrete as we go up till it gets to the very top. We can then cut the pipes and use a bend to form a vent that points outwards. The pipe you saw protruding was later cut so we could cast the parapet.

The one that will lead to the sewer is done by continuing the piping from the foundation, get a good gradient through the compound, drop chambers or service points along the way till it terminates into the soak away system. This will make for a free flow of waste from the building to the sewer.

@spyder,

Plz why is d roof dat high, is dere any other advantage other than to beautify to building?

10x

+No be small money dey smell for this house sha..

Oga mi weldone sir... beautifully done

EgunMogaji:
Mi Oga, I wouldn't mind seeing close up pictures of that EWT in the background.

I want to construct something similar with two levels.

Here we go.........

More tanks.....

Roofing carpentry continues. ..........

spyder880:


What we did here is the conduit plumbing (internal piping) We usually start this by laying pipes inside the foundation walls, fixing and joining it through bricks and concrete as we go up till it gets to the very top. We can then cut the pipes and use a bend to form a vent that points outwards. The pipe you saw protruding was later cut so we could cast the parapet.

The one that will lead to the sewer is done by continuing the piping from the foundation, get a good gradient through the compound, drop chambers or service points along the way till it terminates into the soak away system. This will make for a free flow of waste from the building to the sewer.

So the same "vent" pipe (light red) by the parrapet is the same pipe that goes to the soak away and takes shyte alongst with it?

Edit: Okay I think I've got it, if this diagram is correct.

We are already making moves to roof this house, using the stone coated roofing tiles. Work goes on......

We are filling up this our site road for private cars to access it easily.

If that is the case then ur carpenter is really good

We offloaded the roofing tiles for the duplex side yesterday night. Work on the coverage of the roofing sheets will commence this morning. Expect a neat, smooth finish as usual.

We have started installing this roofing tiles. ........