More of this roof.......

Roofing wood works now completed 100%

Closer......

Why is it that woods for roofing in Naija is never straight?

Marpol:
Why is it that woods for roofing in Naija is never straight?

My brother, na so we see Nigeria o, apart from us all turning to saw millers, using our hands to cut wood from the trees, the only option open to us is to make the best use of the terribly flawed materials in every market.

spyder880:


My brother, na so we see Nigeria o, apart from us all turning to saw millers, using our hands to cut wood from the trees, the only option open to us is to make the best use of the terribly flawed materials in every market.

It is very annoying! It's as if we are retrogressing instead of moving forward!

spyder880:


My brother, na so we see Nigeria o, apart from us all turning to saw millers, using our hands to cut wood from the trees, the only option open to us is to make the best use of the terribly flawed materials in every market.

I wonder if they replant trees, I remember African Timber and Plywood use to replant when they existed...every tree cut down will take about 25 years to be replaced..this practice will come to haunt us in the future.

omanzo02:


I wonder if they replant trees, I remember African Timber and Plywood use to replant when they existed...every tree cut down will take about 25 years to be replaced..this practice will come to haunt us in the future.

Replanting trees in Nigeria? I have never seen anyone do that. Most people are more interested in cutting huge trees for the timber than to bother with replanting the trees.

This town hall roofing has been completed, more pictures later.

spyder880:
This town hall roofing has been completed, more pictures later.

Good job as always, pls can u help wit the wood prices and the aluminum zinc too

spyder880:
This town hall roofing has been completed, more pictures later.

Lovely, Oga Spyder.

Hajji M.

mickykhe:
Good job as always, pls can u help wit the wood prices and the aluminum zinc too

Which of the wood Sir?

mufutau55:


Lovely, Oga Spyder.

Hajji M.

Thank you Sir.

When it's time to secure the hall, remember that we're here for you

spyder880:


Which of the wood Sir?

The roofing woods, 2:2, 2:3, 2:4

mickykhe:
The roofing woods, 2:2, 2:3, 2:4

2x2x12 N230
2x3x12 N250
22x4x12 N900

spyder880:


2x2x12 N230
2x3x12 N250
22x4x12 N900

Thanks a lot sir,

We plan to return and start work on this town hall. We started buying some materials needed for the next phase of works here. We are going to start with M and E piping works.

We have partly returned to continue our works on this site. An electrician is right now doing electrical piping works on these walls, we want to complete all piping works before we can complete the plastering of this hall.

More pictures later.

Buying the thunder protector equipment for this town hall use.

Buying and installing of thunder arrestor equipment for this town hall........

Installation

More pictures

Then we took the pointer to the top of the roof...........

We are set to continue plastering works on the inside of this hall. More pictures as soon as we start.........

Sand is still my major headache on this site. Still waiting for more supplies.

We bought more sharp sand, finally .........

Then we started the plastering works on the inside of the town hall.......

Dressing the beams........

Work has continued on this town hall, more pictures later.

Bro, what is the price of this tunder arrestor?