godquality:


I saw a video where 16mm iron rod was inserted into the aluminium casing of an aluminium window that comes with burglary proof. Could that be considered a better solution than having the burglary proof separate?

qwertyboss:
please who can connect me to a good construction firm in Kano for internship?
I just need a better experience...
please help...

EgunMogaji2:


Reach out to AbdulWastecx he may have a lead.

michlins:
sir, I can remove all those three in one stuff without tools and am not a thief. Imagine what a professional can do with the right tools.

Some times, they use galvanized pipes which simple hand saw can manually cut through. Just remove one pipe and an adult will make his way past the windows. But sha it's your decision to make

oduncojamaica:
Good day to my humble oga's in the house. Pls where can I get this petrol surface pumping machine. It's usually comes as Tokunbo.
CC . Next brabus
Oga Rotech

EgunMogaji2:


Why anyone would put this garish looking thing in their residence befuddles me.

It looks like the lounge of a Texas whorehouse. This according to a friend

inze:


Mehn, I thought I was alone in my distaste for such lightings around P.O.P and also using P.O.P as Media Unit facials. I sure do know "different stripes for different folks" but how did we get here ?

Sleeping under such colored light is a nightmare alone should you want to use as ambience.

FEGEITOK:
What anti-termite treatments are available in Nigeria that actually work?

I've heard of condemned engine oil and kerosene.

Do those work?

Whatever works how long before it needs to be reapplied?

Thanks in advance.

DFAMEGUY11S:
go to alaba international market that is where you can get it

oduncojamaica:

Thank u Sir
Pls do you have any trusted person in that market that can help me out.

djsjxjfjdisjdjb:


meeen, wetin be this?

kopell:
This is what you need to take care of them for ever. Be careful when applying it very powerful, you may not able to stay around the area for one to two days. Mix them when applying

michlins:
do a separate burglary if you can afford it. It's always better. Issue of funds is usually why people don't do it separately

inze:


Mehn, I thought I was alone in my distaste for such lightings around P.O.P and also using P.O.P as Media Unit facials. I sure do know "different stripes for different folks" but how did we get here ?

Sleeping under such colored light is a nightmare alone should you want to use as ambience.

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godquality:
Do up have other designs that are more modern? Don't like these ones you shared and are you based on Lagos?

EgunMogaji2:


Why anyone would put this garish looking thing in their residence befuddles me.

It looks like the lounge of a Texas whorehouse. This according to a friend

n3xt:


Pic 1-3 | Large Windows
Pic 4 | Large Wrought Iron Burglar Bars

valencia2012:


You have always beaten me to these posts.
Lol.

Mup4life:
Bro go for what you like forget all this burglary theories any burglary can be breached so far it has weld joints.
Your house is made of blocks not concrete anybody who comes ready to breach your burglary can easily knock three or four blocks off and gain access to your house. Invest in a dog and electric fence and even with this a determined criminal would still gain access by knocking your fence over. Last last na God hand we dey

FEGEITOK:


Link missing

sgtponzihater1:
No body has given me a quote for fencing a 1800 SQM round?

QSFemi:
Here is my recommendation;

Materials needed
1) 6-inch blocks = 5230 @ #200 per one = 1,046,000
2) 50kg cement = 104 bags @ #3,000 per bag = 312,000
3) 12mm iron rod = 15 length @ #3,150 per length = 47,250
4) 10mm iron rod = 9 length @ #2,200 per length = 19,800
5) Tying wire = 1 roll = 10,000
6) 20 tonnes sharp sand = 4 trips @ #55,000 per trip = 220,000
7) Granite; 15 tonnes = 100,000
1 x 12 x 12 feet softwood; 26 length @ #1,500 per length = 39,000
2 x 2 x 12 feet softwood; 20 length @ #400 per length = 3,000
9) Nail; 10kg = 5,000

Total for Materials = 1,807,050.00

Labour
1) Excavation (Digging) = 40,000
2) Backfilling = 10,000
3) Blocksetting = 313,740
4) Casting of Foundation footing = 26,000
5) Casting of Gate Columns = 12,000
6) Iron bending = 5,000
7) Carpentry = 10,000

Total for Labour = 416,740.00

Summary
1) Materials = 1,807,050.00
2) Labour. = 416,740.00

Estimated Total Cost = 2,223,810.00

N.B: Please not the following;
1) The average height of the fence is taken as 2.40 metres above the ground level while the depth of the foundation is taken as 0.60 metres.

2) The cost of materials is peculiar to certain areas in Lagos. Do check if they conform with your local community price.