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In Lagos the question is never whether the grid can carry a 9 kW heater. It is how the heater sits beside the …
Read more →A terrace installation in a Victoria Island, Ikoyi or Eko Atlantic tower is four problems in one: the lift, the slab, the waterproofing and the building management. All four are solvable; none tolerates being discovered late.
Typical project in Nigeria: NGN 2.5M – 45M, supplied and installed · six to ten weeks per room after the drawing is approved, plus shipping.
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We measure the service lift — height, width, depth and diagonal — before quoting and make every panel to pass it with room to turn. Where a component truly cannot go up in the lift, we either redesign it or book a crane, and the quote says which before anything ships.
Water, tub and bathers together can pass a tonne; a tiled basin weighs more still. On a suspended terrace slab that is a structural question, and the building's engineer answers it before we price anything. It is one of the few things we refuse outright without that answer.
The terrace membrane is the other half of the problem. One designed for rain is not automatically fit to live under a permanently wet installation, so we inspect it and, where needed, detail a new one.
A tub emptying on a terrace releases far more water at once than the outlet was designed for, so the discharge is designed rather than left to the existing gully. Building managers get an elevation drawing, the location of every piece of plant and its sound level; the chiller itself goes in a louvred box on rubber mounts.
Towers usually run on a building generator with limited capacity for tenants. We confirm what your apartment's supply and the building's changeover can carry before choosing between a convection heater and an infrared cabin, and we put the plunge chiller on the circuit that stays live.
| Tower item | Indicative, million NGN |
|---|---|
| Plunge tub with chiller | 5.7 – 12.3 |
| Sauna, 4 person, one glass wall | 7.5 – 11.3 |
| Inverter and changeover integration | 2.5 – 9 |
On Eko Atlantic and the newer Victoria Island towers the terraces are often designed with planters and pools in mind, which helps; in older Ikoyi blocks the slab may never have been meant to carry more than furniture, and a lighter infrared cabin with a cold shower can be the honest answer.
Send the lift dimensions, a photo of the terrace and the building's structural drawings if you have them; we reply within one business day.
Usually, with the slab confirmed and proper drainage. Without the structural check, we will not quote it.
Smaller panels, a redesign, or a crane lift — all in the quote, not discovered later.
In most towers, yes, once they see the elevation, where the plant goes and how loud it is. We put that pack together.
Send us a photo of the spot and the rough size. Within one business day you get photos of comparable rooms we have finished and an itemised, position-by-position quote.

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