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It is good but my problem is the quality of the concrete. I think it wasn’t too good. There will be so much pores bcos it looks too much watery. I am also sure it wasn’t properly designed using new ways of making concrete ie using water reducing superPlasticizers to reduce water content
The metals were treated by a special chemicals recommended by my workers and then covered them with some nylon bags to prevent the metal from getting in contact with the concrete surface. This will prevent the metal from rusting.
Yes, the square bars are stronger than the flat bars. Initially I wanted the flat bars but my worker advised the square ones so I went for that instead.
Nice upgrades. FYI To know the air conditioning size, multiply the Ground Floor: Length x Width x height x 10 Ex: 15ft x 12 x 9 x 10 = 16200 Sq ft. Divide 16200 / 12000 = 1.35btu Therefore 1.5 tonne is what you need. For upper floors it's the same just add 1000 and the divide by 12000 6000 BTU = .5 Tonne 12000 BTU = 1 Tonne 18000 BTU = 1.5Tonne I hope it helps for next A/C Nice work
The crack or break on the wall behind the AC is huge. Couldn’t they have used precision tools to hoist the AC? The peel off on the wall is frightening!
