Ymodulus:
Morning sir,


Wow I love the picture above me. But If I might ask can you make the glass a little bit transparent like the ones we see in the foreign movies e.g Suits ?



Also sir, the picture of that house painted orange, I mean the picture above with a TV. Are those beams PRECAST ? or POP ? or CASTED CONCRETE BEAM ?

REVAMPINTERIOR:
Your office fitout job.

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NL1960:


@REVAMPINTERIOR. Iam considering blocking a section of my house sitting room. I do not want to use cement block. Iam looking at a partitioning and somebody suggested a thick glass but iam more tuned to wood because of cost and also because i can decide to remove it future. What do you think.

REVAMPINTERIOR:


@ NL1960 i think you also need to consider heat, glass generates a lot of heat. Except if your house has air condition on most times, if not its not advisable.

I suggest that you use a plaster board and the part that touches the floor should be elevated a bit to avoid being wet (water spoils it quickly) then a cute water proof wall paper will be an advisable finishing.

Thank you

NL1960:


Thanks for you response. Was able to communicate with another Nairalander by name Dominion Decor through calls and emails. He gave me some useful and good insights which i have passed on the person that will do the job. It is a small area that iam blocking.

nextstep:
Nice one. I'm thinking of using this for a really small project, a 6m cube residence, and I had a few questions:

- how soundproof are the walls, comparing to concrete blocks or bricks?
- how much does this cost, and how do you price it (per square meter?)
- do you also do internal wiring after you install drywall, or at least conduits?
- how long would it take to install in this building plan below:

The partitioning we'd need are marked with the orange arrows

Thanks!

nextstep:
Nice one. I'm thinking of using this for a really small project, a 6m cube residence, and I had a few questions:

- how soundproof are the walls, comparing to concrete blocks or bricks?
- how much does this cost, and how do you price it (per square meter?)
- do you also do internal wiring after you install drywall, or at least conduits?
- how long would it take to install in this building plan below:

The partitioning we'd need are marked with the orange arrows

Thanks!

nextstep:
Nice one. I'm thinking of using this for a really small project, a 6m cube residence, and I had a few questions:

- how soundproof are the walls, comparing to concrete blocks or bricks?
- how much does this cost, and how do you price it (per square meter?)
- do you also do internal wiring after you install drywall, or at least conduits?
- how long would it take to install in this building plan below:

The partitioning we'd need are marked with the orange arrows

Thanks!