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Concrete : 0.038 cum per sq. ft. of plan area. (+/- 5%)
Shuttering : 2.40 to 2.50 times the plan area of slab (this includes col./beams/sides etc)
Approximately 0.25 cubic metres of mortar and 500 bricks are required for 1 cubic metre
of brickwork
Formwork: (1). Shuttering = 6 times the quantity of concreting.(or2.4 times the plinth area)
Labour Productivity:
Partly paneled and glazed doors = 0.80 times the door or window area.
I f its only for slab ….then a 5″ slab almost costs roughly Rs.220/- per sq. Feet all inclusive of
Steel, Rcc, Shuttering etc.
If u are asking for residential building complete in all respects…than it costs u around Rs. 1200/-
per sq. Feet. Civil Structure Work – Rs. 750 per sqft and for Finishing Work – Rs. 450 per
sqft.
(a) Painting - Rs 12 - 17 per sqft (two layers of putty + two layers of coat) including taxes
(b) Flooring - Marble is Rs 80 per sqft (depends on the type of marble may be - but this is what
it is costing us). Granite and bathroom tiles 15 - 20 Rs per sqft (we provide all material such as
cement, sand etc).
(c) Electrical - You are better off buying the materials for them. A rough guide is Rs 50 - 100
per sqft for materials and Rs 12 - 20 per sqft for labor.
CEMENT REQUIREMENTS:
M10 : 210 Kg
M20 : 320 Kg
M25 : 340 Kg
M30 : 380 Kg
M35 : 410 Kg
M40 : 430 Kg
M45 : 450 Kg
Example..
= 0.025 * 7850*1
= 196.25. Kg
Thumb rules based on day by day practice & experience in construction field…
my senior engineer tell me in case of immediate/ urgency we use this rule..many times it
helpful…
1. For M20(1:1.5:3)
8.4 bag cement, 0.84 m3 CA, 0.42m3 sand.
Thumb rule requirement of standard materials and standard calculation in high raised
building
Steel =3 to 5 kg / sft
Cement =.5bags/ sft
RMC =.05 m3/sft
Block =12.5 nos /sqm
Electrical cast = Rs 133/sft
Plumbing cost = Rs 126/sft
Fire fighting cost = Rs 40/sft
External development = Rs 94.5/sft
Civil works-Structure = RS 751.25/sft
Finishing works = RS 467.50/sft
200 mm in cm 1:6 =0.124Bags /sqm
200 mm in cm 1:4 =0.206 bags/sqm
150 mm in cm 1:6 =0.093 bags/sqm
150mm in cm 1:4 =0.144 bags/sqm
100 mm in cm 1:4 =0.103 bags/sqm
Ceiling plastering =0.11 bags/sqm
Wall plastering =0.09 bags/sqm
Rough plastering =0.09 bags/sqm
Duct plastering =0.09 bags/sqm
External plastering =0.175 bags/sqm
lathen plastering =0.55 bags/sqm
stucco plaster =0.175 bags/sqm
100 mm plaster band =0.012 bags/rmt
pcc 1: 4: 8 =3.4 bags/cum
pcc 1:5:10 =2.52 bags/cum
pcc 1:3:6 =4.2 bags/cum
pcc 1:2:4 =6.02 bags/cum
230 mm brick =0.876 bags/cum
115 mm brick work =0.218 bags/cum
vdf 100 mm thick =0.82 bags/sqm
granolithic flooring =40 mm 0.35 bags/sqm
granolithic flooring =20 mm 0.28 bags/sqm
anti-skid =0.28 bags/sqm
ceramic =0.28 bags/sqm
vertified tile flooring =0.28 bags/sqm
vertified tile dado =0.27 bags/sqm
cerami dado =0.27 bags/sqm
marble flooring =0.3 bags/sqm
100 mm ht marble skerting =0.027 bags/rmt
marble glading =0.27 bags/sqm
terracota tle flooring =0.3 bags/sqm
mangalore tile =0.3 bags/sqm
Door frame fixing =0.17 bags/sqm
water proofing for sunken slab =0.23 bags/sqm
water proofing for walls =0.23 bags/sqm
water proofing for balcony/toilets =0.65 bags/sqm
Anti terminate treatment chemical Name is chloropyrifoc 20% . Diluting5 Lit of
Chemical with 95 Lit of water and usage is 7.5 Sqm Per liter {Diluted} .To Provide 1”
Dia hole And Deep1Foot
Labour Productivity thump rule :-
Brick work
1 Women Mazdoor
1 Women Mazdoor
1 Women Mazdoor
1 Women Mazdoor
1 Women Mazdoor
1 Women Mazdoor
Carpenter 1 Skilled
1 Un skilled 4 Sqm
1 UN skilled 200Kg
1M Mazdoor 10 Sqm
Paint
External Painting
Ace-Low quality
Apex-Medium Quality
3. Decreased by 1%, then the slump value will be decreased about 12.5 mm.
4. Decreased by 1%, then the durability of the concrete will be reduced by 10%.
The following are some of the rules of thumb which will be useful to achieve economy:
By minimizing the floor-to-floor height, the cost associated with mechanical services, stairs,
exterior building cladding can be significantly reduced.
The cost of formwork may be very high and is not given due consideration by the designers. The
cost can be reduced when the framing system is used repetitively (10 or more times) on a
structure.
This can be achieved by varying the amount of reinforcing steel and the concrete strength within
the column. This will allow for a single column form and will minimize the number of variations
to meet beam or slab forms.
Uniform column layout results in simple formwork, which can be used repetitively from floor-to-
floor. Similarly, regular shaped buildings will be more economical than irregularly shaped
buildings with L- or T-shaped columns.
The saving in formwork and shoring costs will exceed any additional costs for concrete and
reinforcing steel. This will also provide a uniform ceiling elevation and minimize mechanical
service installation difficulties.
The high strength may reduce the column size or the amount of reinforcing steel required for the
column.
Heavily reinforced columns and beams can be very congested with rebar, which prevents the
proper placement of the concrete. SSC maximizes concrete flowability without harmful
segregation and dramatically minimize honeycombing and air pockets.
The use of local aggregates and recycled materials in concrete makes it a 'green' product, which
is requested by environmentally responsible owners.
For a single structural member, the number of different sizes of bars should be kept to a
minimum.
Use the largest bar size that satisfies the design considerations
Use larger size bars in columns and smaller size bars in slabs. Larger diameter bars reduce the
number of bars that must be placed and minimize installation costs.
Bent bars increase fabrication costs and require greater storage area and sorting time on the job
site.