Mzansi Split Over Low Budget 1 Room With Expert Plastering, Facebook Users Curious About Man’s Humble Abode

• A hardworking man on Facebook showed pictures of the one-bedroom bachelor pad that he built
• Many people on Facebook were fascinated by the small home that looked like it did not break the bank
• Facebook users flooded the comments, and many were curious about the man's tiled ceiling which a Bloemfontein construction worker analysed

A homeowner shared a picture of the structure he managed to build on a budget. Peeps were thoroughly impressed to see the man's set-up.

The man's post got thousands of likes and hundreds of comments. A few netizens were concerned about how the house was built.

Proud South African gent shows off small home on Facebook group

One man, Samuel Spiro NH Mamadi, was proud of what he managed to build and shared the completed project on a Facebook page, Make your bedroom beautiful with Thembi's Linen.

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The man built a one-bedroom apartment. The exterior looks like it was built with cement pillars. The interior was well-plastered, and he had tiles on his ceiling. In the comments, he said the building cost +-R25 000.

See some of the pictures below:

Bloemfontein construction worker gives insight on Joburg man's 1 room

A Bloemfontein-based property company, Hilda L Property Investment, analysed the pictures to estimate how much time it would take to build a structure this size. Speaking to Briefly News, a representative said:

"It depnds on how many people are working on it and the weather. In ideal conditions and weather, it would probably take less than a month from breaking ground to completion."

Online users were fascinated by the man's tiled ceiling. Commenting on the design choice, the property company worker said:

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"The tiles on the ceiling is a a unique touch but personally I would've gone with PVC Ceilings rather than actual tiles on the roof. The PVC would be a lot cheaper to buy and install and take less time to install."

The Hilda L Property Investment rep concluded that R25 000 for the space was reasonable. He said:

"The cost could've been less by replacing the tiles with PVC Ceilings but overall, the R25K is reasonable."

South Africans discuss man's single-room home

People love to see others complete building projects. Online users complimented the man's house for being neat, while others had questions about the tiles fitted on the ceiling. The comments also include enquiries on how he completed the house, and the man said he plastered the inside and outside of his apartment.

Bernice Humble Dlamini commented:

"Tiles on the celingr?"

Mzukulu Ka Bhalabaze Smomondiya commented:

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"Where did you buy your couch and how much was it?"

Sumatra Nolubabalo Lusaseni commented:

"Beautiful ceiling. Everything looks good."

Ryan Riaan Mokhethi commented:

"Buy a smart carpet."

Lawerlot Evodia Motshedisi commented:

"Wow this is beautiful. I don't know how to ask, but my question is plus or minus?? How much I need if I want this size, wow impressive."

Samuel Spiro NH Mamadi replied:

"Lawerlot Evodia Motshedisi around R25k"

"Well done, bhuti": Man shows off one-room home he built with hard-earned money

Briefly News reported that one man, @1issa_m, won over Mzansi with his realness about the circumstances of life. He posted a video showing how his one-room was recently built from the foundation up.

The guy mentioned in the video that he is proud even though other people might consider his room small.

He expressed that he is still young and that maybe one day he will have a bigger home to brag about, so people can judge if they want.

Source: Briefly News