Here's why your building will sink an inch or two while constructing |

[@franklinenajura4696]

Very informative, love the mastery of content

[@trevislaker137]

loving the video, humor and informative i might not know much swahili but im geting😂😂😂😂

[@nancyouma6903]

Very informative and well articulated.

[@kennedymuchoki5208]

Informative and enlightening. Keep it up. 👌

[@erastusanyasi2032]

very informative

[@fennerodhiambo6834]

Informative

[@e.jack.47]

The qs has explained well. Just to add apart from the walls mentioned we have collapsible Walls, curtain walls etc

[@nickymaish7977]

Mko sawa wakuu Am joining you soon

[@abigaelmuthoni9105]

Good content ☺

[@mayachanelle4861]

👍Very informative 👏

[@juniourmasika460]

Good content

[@stevekimemia]

EPS can be load bearing

[@london5739]

Like to know how deep is the concrete foundation is… also hope they have cast iron bars to help stop building move!!

[@levinaringoma]

Can clay soil strong enough to hold a storey building, also is it a must put a slab for a storey house?

[@lucasrading]

No its not strong enough but there are various foundations ideal for the clay soil

[@bengikonyo2512]

Wait a minute, please dont tell me that when you use bricks that cant support the weight of the roof is the main reason for house cracking because if it is so why the bricks they stay intact but dont crack?

[@polycarpkamau1244]

If the bricks have no cracks then the problem is the mortar thickness joining bricks. As a rule of thumb in structural design control the mortar thickness to utmost 20mm.

[@mutuuramwangi1913]

The narrator ought to do some basic background reading on the subjects he plans to present. He is displaying extreme ignorance through his comments and questions, some of them downright silly. We expect better presentation than this.

[@MikeAnyole]

I think you are annoyed because you failed to get the building contract. Just maybe!