sayang kuya, dapat pumunta ka sa daanan ng may mga ticket, kasi may guard doon nagpapasok ng palihim, kaya nakapasok ako kahit walang ticket, kaya mapapansin mo sa gilid may mga nakatayo kasi ayun yung mga walang ticket at kasama na ako doon HAHA
Grabe yung satin, iba talaga yung dating. super proud sa Taka sa Manila leg nila :D Lalo na sa song nato. Ang kirot pakinggan pero ang beautiful tapos yung sa bandang end yung tayo na yung kumakanta (crowd)
Hi sir ilan po kayang Ibeam ang kakailanganin sa 6*9 na house po for 2nd floor lang po..slamat po..hoping na npansin nyo po ung question.thank for this video
Hi Jennalyn, I really can’t give an exact estimate or details about your queries. Do you have a designed plan already? For 2-storey. I suggest go with traditional post and beams. Para sakin lang po, mas matipid kung traditional for 2 storey.
This is 2years old video. I just watched it today and subscribed. I have a question though. Is it true that it is hard to find steel beam in PI? Are you a contractor? Thanks in advance for your response.
Hi Manleth, sorry for the late response. I didn’t notice that some of you guys left a comment. Steel beams are easy to purchase and find in the Philippines. There are warehouses close to Metro Manila that can accomodate your requirements. I am the owner of the house, my relatives are licensed architects and engineers though. They help me build this home. Thank you and stay safe.
Hi! For me, yes nakatipid din in a way, mas maraming kalat pag traditional. Matagal din ang traditional lalo na kung highrise to semi-high rise and build. 4 storey po yan, 5M+ including finishes and appliances.
Bilib ako sa erection procedure, ingenious! HIndi ba kasya ang crane sa kalsada? I am assuming fully welded ang beam to column connections for full moment capacity to resist earthquake(governing load). Hindi ba efficient kung full moment bolted connections ang ginawa? In terms of fabrication or erection? Sa P1M cost, supply and install cost ba yun?
