Estimation of one room building
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The document provides an example of estimating quantities for a single room building measuring 5m x 4m. It includes a plan and section view of the building showing the walls and foundation. It then estimates the quantities of: [i] earthwork excavation for the foundation, [ii] concrete used in the foundation, [iii] brickwork in the foundation and plinth, and [iv] brickwork in the superstructure of the building. Calculations are shown to determine the center to center length of the building and quantities are provided for each item.
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![Figure represents the plan of a Single Room building of (5 x 4)m,
and section represent the cross sections of the walls with
foundation. Estimate the quantities of ;
EXAMPLE:2
[i] Earthwork in excavation in foundation
[ii] Concrete in foundation
[iii] Brickwork in foundation and plinth
[iv] Brickwork in Superstructure](data:image/gif;base64,R0lGODlhAQABAIAAAAAAAP///yH5BAEAAAAALAAAAAABAAEAAAIBRAA7)
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