. Assume wall height to be 3.0 m openings at: a. common area Doors (0.9x2.1), windows (1.2x1.2) b. t&b windows (0.6x0.6) c. Vertical reinforcement at 80cm O.C. d. Horizontal reinforcement at every 3 layers. e. Use Class B mortar and Class B mixture for plastering. f. Assume 12mm thick of mortar per layer g. 12mm thick for plastering

. Assume wall height to be 3.0 m openings at: a. common area Doors (0.9x2.1), windows (1.2x1.2) b. t&b windows (0.6x0.6) c. Vertical reinforcement at 80cm O.C. d. Horizontal reinforcement at every 3 layers. e. Use Class B mortar and Class B mixture for plastering. f. Assume 12mm thick of mortar per layer g. 12mm thick for plastering

Fundamentals Of Construction Estimating

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Author:Pratt, David J.

Publisher:Pratt, David J.

Chapter6: Measuring Masonry Work

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