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Jug

Jug

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@admin Weka Forum ya Construction bwana kasi iwe rahisi. Wadau napiga hesabu ya kujenga ka small structure one bedroom to be precise with an additional room in a year's time. The experts in the field @RANDY $, @Aviator pia wewe inaweza songea hapa, chanua a brother on the materials to be used, with the advancement in technology saa ii kuna options za kujenga from the ordinary stones.

Mkiweza state the merits and demerits of each from traditional stones to interlocking blocks. Sande sana
 
Jug said:
@admin Weka Forum ya Construction bwana kasi iwe rahisi. Wadau napiga hesabu ya kujenga ka small structure one bedroom to be precise with an additional room in a year's time. The experts in the field @RANDY $, @Aviator pia wewe inaweza songea hapa, chanua a brother on the materials to be used, with the advancement in technology saa ii kuna options za kujenga from the ordinary stones.

Mkiweza state the merits and demerits of each from traditional stones to interlocking blocks. Sande sana
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wewe anza kujenga
 
Usipatie @Introvert kazi ya kuunda gate
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I see concrete blocks have starred being popular in Kenya.
Not sure If there are enough fundis and contractors who know how to build with. That's the challenge.
Advantages are you'll spend less on plaster work, disadvantage maybe you can't interlock to hold the weight of a two storied building.
I'll let the experts comment more about it.
 
Kwanza mwaga materials....kama quarry stones for foundation, ballast and sand. Start prospecting for timber for the sides and support.
But niulize...one bedroom si nikanyumba kadogo sana. Ni ya mtu wa kazi ama?
 
Anglututu said:
Advantages are you'll spend less on plaster work, disadvantage maybe you can't interlock to hold the weight of a two storied building.
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What makes you believe that you cannot interlock? Prior to the popularity of Ndarugo stones, some of which are as soft as an old loaf of bread, concrete blocks were very common.
 
Ubongo said:
Kwanza mwaga materials....kama quarry stones for foundation, ballast and sand. Start prospecting for timber for the sides and support.
But niulize...one bedroom si nikanyumba kadogo sana. Ni ya mtu wa kazi ama?
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Katakua na additional room, hehe katakuwa kama "temporary structure" before main house iinuliwe, natakuhepa landlord banae
 
Giggz said:
How would you rate soil compressed interlocking blocks ?
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They are cheaper than stone and motar.... you might make some saving but walling for a bungalow is only 12% of the total construction cost. The savings will be negligible.
 
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