Estimating Guide

ESTIMATING–GUIDES
1. CEMENT:
psi 5000 Concrete Class “AAA” : 15 – 3 bags per cu.m.
4000 Concrete Class “AA” : 12 – 10 bags per cu.m.
3000 Concrete Class “A” : 10 – 8 bags per cu.m.
2500 Concrete Class “B” : 8.5 – 6 ½ bags per cu.m.
2000 Concrete Class “C” : 7.0 – 5 ½ bags per cu.m.
C.H.B. Fillers : 1 bag per 35 pcs. CHB-4”
Plaster (Mortar) 25 pcs. -6”
Finishing mix : 0.10 bags per sq.m. area
(.13~.16) – per coat
2. SAND:
Concrete mix : ½ cu.m. per cu.m. concrete
C.H.B. Mortar Fillers : .08 cu.m. per bag of cement
Mortar Finishing : .10 cu.m. per bag of cement
3. GRAVEL:
Concrete Mix : 1 cu.m. of concrete
4. FORM LUMBER:
100 to 150 bd.ft. per cu.m. of concrete
5. STEEL BARS:
Foundation of light buildings : 80 kls. per cu.m. concrete
Foundation of multi-storey
buildings : 100 kls. per cu.m. concrete
Foundation of Machineries : 25 kls. per cu.m. concrete
Curtain Walls : 80 kls. per cu.m. concrete
Retaining Walls : 100 kls. per cu.m. concrete
Floor Beams (Light) : 80 kls. per cu.m. concrete
Floor beams & Girders : 100 to 180 kls. per cu.m. concrete
Cantilever Beams : 120 to 200 kls per cu.m. concrete
Floor Slabs 4” thick : 12 kls. per sq.m. area
Floor Slabs 6” thick : 18 kls. per sq.m. area
Temperature reinforcements
for slabs on fill : 5 kls. per. sq.m. area
C.H.B. Wall reinforcements : 2 kls. sq.m. wall area
6. CONCRETE HOLLOW BLOCKS:

12.5 pcs. Per sq.m. or wall area
7. ROUGH HARDWARES:
C.W. & Finishing Nails : 20 kls./1000 bd. Ft. or (BF x .02 kilo)
G.I. Tie Wire #16 : ¼ roll/1000 kls. of steel ba
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8. GOOD LUMBER:
Roof Framings : 15 bd. Ft. per sq.m. of floor area roofed
Ceiling Framings : 8 bd. Ft. per sq.m. of ceiling area
Partitions Framings : 8 bd. Ft. per sq.m. of wall area
Floor Framings : 18 bd. Ft. per sq.m. of floor area
Flooring : 12 bd. Ft. per sq.m. of floor area
Sidings : 12 bd. Ft. per sq.m. of wall area
Wood Sheathing : 15 bd. Ft. per sq.m. area
9. PLYWOOD:
For 3’ x 6’ ply wood : 0.60 sht. Per sq.m.
18 sq.ft per sht.
For 4” x 8” plywood : 0.40 sht. Per sq.m.

32 sq.ft. per sht.
10. CORRUGATED ROOFING SHEETS:

32” x 7 ft. sheet : 1.27 sht. Per sq.m. of roof
32” x 8’ sheet : 1.50 sht. Per sq.m. of roof
One (1) run of GUTTER 7 ft.
11. TILES:
8” x 8” Cement Tiles : 25 pcs. Per sq.m.
9” x 9” Vinyl Tiles : 19 pcs. Per sq.m.
4” x 4” Toilet Tiles : 100 pcs, per sq.m.
6” x 6” Toilet Tiles : 44 pcs. Per sq.m.
1” x 4” Toilet Tile Moulding : 10 pcs. Per ln.m.
12. STRUCTURAL STEEL: (FOR ROOF FRAMINGS OF BUILDINGS)

Roof trusses, purlins, girts,
Braces and sagrods : 1.25 kls. per sq.ft. of roof area
14 kls. per sq.m. of roof area
Welding Rods : 1 case per 1.75 ton of structural steel
Oxygen : 1 tank per 1000 kls. of structural steel
Acetylene : 1 tank per 500 kls. of structural steel
Red Lead or Oxide Paint : 1 gallon per 500 kls. of structural steel
Roof truss-frames (with
Columns), purlins, girts,
Braces, and sagrods : 1.80 kls. per sq.ft. of roof area
19 kls. per sq.m. of roof area
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13. ROOFING ACCESSORIES:
Number of Rivets per sheet of Coor. G.I. Roofings:
32” x 7’ : 8 pcs. Per sht.

32” x 8’ : 12 pcs. Per sht
32” x 10’ : 17 pcs. Per sht.
32” x 12’ : 20 pcs. Per sht.
For one G.I. rivet : two G.I. washers : one lead washer
3/8” x ¼” G.I. Rivets : 189 pcs. Per kilo

½” x ¼” G.I. Rivets : 158 pcs. Per kilo
G.I. washers : 255 pcs. Per kilo
Lead washers : 74 pcs. Per kilo
G.I. Roofing Nails : 218 pcs. Per kilo
No. of straps : No. of G.I. Rivets
No. of straps per sheet
Of plain 36” x 8’ : 144 straps
PAINTING-MIS.ACCESS-35% OF TOTAL PAINT COST
Concrete Nails-36 pcs/kilo-4”

.09 K/M² of ceiling area for nailers
Armstring Gypsum
Board ½ x 4 x 8 = for one (1) m² of Gypsum x .0354 = Gals.GypsumCompound
x .0094 = Rolls.OfGypsumTape
x .0892 = Gross,Screw 1”
x .493 = FurringChannel 12’(pcs)
x .306 = CarryingChannel 10’(pcs)
x 2.276 = LF of Wall Angle 10’
14. PHILMENTAL ROOFING STANDARDS :

a.) Roofing = Total Span / Effective Coverage = No. of Pcs
b.) Ridge Roll = Total Span / 2.14 = No. of pcs.
c.) Gutter = Total Span / 2.14 = No. of pcs.
d.) Flashing = Total Span / 2.14 = No. of pcs.
e.) Hard ware Accessories:
- Tekscrew : 5pcs/m²
- Blind Rivets : # of Gutter x 48 pcs/gutter = # of pcs.
- Teks # 5 : # of Ridge Roll x 38 pcs/R.R = # of pcs.
# of flashing x 14 pcs/flashing= # of pcs.
- Alum.Brazier Rivets : # of gutter x 4 pcs/gutter = # of pcs.
- Wire Basket Strainer: # of gutter x 2 pcs/gutter = # of pcs.
- Sleeve’s : same nos. at that of the strainer
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-Silicon Rubber Sealant: # of gutter / 4 = # of pcs.
# of flashing / 10 = # of pcs.
- Acrylic Paint : Total LM of Roofing = # of liters
- Common Wire Nails: No. Of Gutter x 0.10 = # of kgs.
EXCAVATION
1. To estimate volume of excavation or cu.m. of excavation, compute the area to be excavated
then multiply by the depth.
2. For cut & fill, use the prismoidal formula - A¹ + A² x depth or length.
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BACKFILL
1. For backfilling, used the same procedure as of the excavation No. 1, by multiplying the
length, width and depth. If the backfilling will be compacted add 15% for compaction.
CONCRETE
1. To estimate vol. Or cu.m. of concrete, use same procedure in computing excavation and
backfilling.
2. To obtain bag of cement, sand and gravel, determine first the psi or class of mixture.
RATIO OF MIXTURE
Class AAA 1:1:2 4500-5000 psi

Cement 14.5 bags
Sand .51 cu.m.
Gravel 1.62 cu.m.
Class AA 1:1-1/2:3 3500-4000 psi

Cement 11.35 bags
Sand .41 cu.m.
Gravel .82 cu.m.
Class A 1:2:3 3000 psi

Cement 9.5 bags
Sand .42 cu.m.
Gravel .84 cu.m.
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Class B 1:2-1/2:5 2500 psi
Cement 8.5 bags
Sand .44 cu.m.
Gravel .87 cu.m.
Class C 1:3:6 2000 psi

Cement 7.5 bags
Sand .44 cu.m.
Gravel .89 cu.m.
Class D 1:3-1/2:7 1600 psi

Cement 6.5 bags
Sand .45 cu.m.
Gravel .91 cu.m.
MORTAR MIXTURE
Class A 1:2
Cement 18.85 bags
Sand 1.00 cu.m.
Class AA 1:1
Cement 21.00 bags
Sand .85 cu.m.
Class B 1:3
Cement 13 bags
Sand 1.06 cu.m.
Class C 1:4
Cement 10 bags
Sand 1.08 cu.m.
Class D 1:5
Cement 8 bags
Sand 1.10 cu.m.
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4500 – 5000 Psi AAA
Cement 13.5 bags

Sand .51 cu.m.
Gravel 1.02 cu.m.
4000 Psi AA
Cement 10 bags
Sand .41 cu.m.
Gravel .92 cu.m.
3000 – 3500 Psi A
Cement 9.5 bags

Sand .42 cu.m.
Gravel .84 cu.m.
2500 Psi B
Cement 8.5 bags

Sand .52 cu.m.
Gravel .87 cu.m.
1600 Psi C
Cement 7.5 bags

Sand .64 cu.m.
Gravel .91 cu.m.
MORTAR MIXTURE
Mortar – 1:1
Cement 21.8 bags
Sand .85 cu.m.
Mortar – 1:2
Cement 17.37 bags
Sand 1.00 cu.m.
Mortar – 1:3
Cement 13.0 bags
Sand 1.00 cu.m.
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CURB AND GUTTER
1. To estimate curb and gutter: L.M. x .74 cu.m. = Total cu.m.

2. To obtain from lumber: L.M. x 8.5 bdft. = total bdft.
3. To obtain cement: sand: gravel: determine the mixture to used and multiply the cu.m. by
corresponding factor of mixture.
ASPHALT PAVEMENT
1. To obtain asphalt for 2”thk. Asphalting: 1 metric ton of asphalt the coverage is 8.78 S.M.
For prime coating (liquid) Total s.m. divide 400 = no. of drums or 1 gal. Liquid asphalt the
coverage is 64 s.f. or 6.00 s.m.
CONE PAVEMENT
1. To obtain bags of cement for 8” thk. Pavement: Total cu.m. x 8.5 = bags, or total s.m. 1.9 =
bags. For sand: Total cu.m. x .47 = cu.m. sand, for gravel: Total cu.m. x .94 = gravel, For
water: cu.m. x 66.4 = gals.
BASE COURSE
1. To obtain base course for 6.00 m. wide x .20 road: Compacted + for every km. Use 1200
cu.m. basecourse. In-place + (Quarried) = for every Km. Use 1260 cu.m.: Loose (hauled)
use 1400 cu.m.
SUB GRADE
1. To obtain subgrade or road bed for 9.00 x .15 road using common borrow:
Compacted = for every k.m. use 1350 cu.m.
In place (Quarried) = for every km. Use 1500 cu.m.
Loose (hauled) = for every km. Use 2010 cu.m.
CROUTED RIPRAP
1. To estimate riprap grouting: Total Vol. Of riprap x .15 or .30 = Vol. of concrete. To obtain
cement : vol. x Factor, same as to sand or area x .425 = cement, area x .03 = sand cu.m.
2. To obtain vol. of riprap: Area x depth = volume of riprap .
ADOBE STONE
1. To estimate adobe: .15 x .45: Total area x 15 pcs. For cross footing: Area x 6 pcs. For
stairs: cu.m. x 90 pcs. For mortar of 1 cm. thk. Wall factor .009: Cross footing factor x .
000675 for stairs factor .001575.
2. To obtain cement and sand, multiply the cu.m. by no. of pcs. Then multiply by factor of
mortar. To estimate cross footing: estimate it as continuous footing.
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ADOBE BUTTRESS
Finish Cross Section Stone/Coarse Stone/El.Ft
.35 x .50 2 12
.50 x .50 3 18
.50 x .65 4 24
.50 x .80 5 30
.50 x .95 6 36
MORTAR FOR ADOBE STONE – 1 Centimeter thick
Cross Footing .000675 CM. one side
Wall .0009 CM. one side, one end
Stairs-Buttress .001575 CM. two side, one side
CEMENT AND SAND FACTOR PER CONCRETE PIPES JOINT-COLLAR
Pipe Diameter Cement Sand

4”Ø NECP .02 .13
6”Ø NECP .03 .19
8”Ø NECP .05 .26
12”Ø RCP .10 .39
15”Ø RCP .15 .49
18”Ø RCP .20 .59
24”Ø RCP .35 .79
30”Ø RCP .50 .99
36”Ø RCP .70 1.19
42”Ø RCP .75 1.38
48”Ø RCP 1.20 1.58
Note: 1. When wall is supported by buttress: estimate first the buttress stone for adobe. To
estimate stone for adobe wall (subtract width of buttress and openings). To estimate cross fooring,
estimate it as continuous footing.
CHB CONCRTE FOOTING PER METER
CHB Ftg. Thk. Ftg. Base Cement Sand Gravel Vol/Mt.

4” .10 .30 .27 .01 .02 .03
.15 .30 .45 .02 .04 .05
4”-6” .15 .45 .63 .03 .06 .07
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CONCRETE HOLLOW BLOCKS
1. To estimate CHB wall, compute the total area of coverage and less all openings such as
windows and doors.
2. To obtain pieces of CHB, Area x 12.15 for 12.5
3. To obtain cement, area x .71 for 6” CHB, .27 for 4” CHB and 1.16 for 8” CHB.
4. For sand, area x .058 for 6” CHB, .022 for 4” CHB, and .094 for 8” CHB
5. For Rebars:
6” CHB: using #3 @32” Vert. & #3 @ 24” Hor. : Area x 1.64
using #4 @ 32” Vert. & #4 @ 24” Hor. : Area x 2.90
4” CHB: using #3 Vert. #3 Hor. Area x 1.64 = kg.

using #3 Vert. & #4 Hor. : Area x 1.85 kg.
8” CHB: using #4 Vert. & Hor. Area x 3.32 kg.

Using #3 Vert. & Hor. Area x 2.00 kg.
6. For Tie wire #16 : For 6” CHB: Area x .0008, For 4” CHB: Area x .0005 and for 8” CHB:
Area x .0009. All answer for this will be in roll of wire. Other procedure is: Total kg.
Divide by 3000 = roll of wire.
LABOR OUTPUT PER TEAM
1. 6” CHB: Crew-1 mason and 2 helpers will rate 10 sm/8 hrs. or 2.40 MH per s.m.
2. 4” CHB: Crew-1 mason and 2 helpers will rate 12 sm./8 hrs. or 2.00 M
3. 8” CHB: Crew-1 mason and 2 helpers will rate 8s.m./8 hrs. or 3.00
PLASTERING
1. To estimate mortar for plastering, compute the area and multiply .02 or .012 to obtain
volume.
2. To obtain bags of cement: Vol. % 13 and for sand: vol. x 1.06. Before obtaining bags of
cement and cu.m. of sand, determine first the no. face to be plastered and class of mixture.
3. to Obtain cement: Area x .33 = bags, Area x .03 = cu.m. sand
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BATTERBOARD
1. To estimate batterboard, first compute the area of the structure in s.m. Multiply the area by
4.85 bdft. For 2x2 lumber, 7.28 bdft. For 2x3 lumber. Then total board ft. divide by 2 will
give you the board ft. of lumber to be used as batterboard.
2. The second procedure is to compute the lineal meter of the structure location giving an
allowance or margin of 1.00 all around. Count also the No. of stake to be used. No. of stake
to be used. No. of stake multiply by 1.2 (length of stake) to get lineal meter. Add all the
lineal meter and change to lineal foot. Compute the board ft. by using 2x2 or 2x3 lumber.
3. For Nails: divide the total bdft. By 1000 the multiply by 15 to get kilos required. If by keg,
divide the total bdft. By 2500.
4. For # 12 guide wire to be used as guide in layout, divide the total bdft. By 4000 to obtain
roll of wire.
Note:
The drawing below is an illustration of layout showing the location of batter board & stake.
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Granolithic tiles .25 bags/s.m.
Terrazo & cement tiles .25 – do –
Laying of tiles
Rough plaster .25 – do –
Tile laying 0.08 – do –
Unglazed tiles .25 – do –
Grouted riprap 4 bags/cu.m.
Vinyl tiles 12 x 12 12 pcs./s.m.
Holdtite adhesive .25 gals./s.m.
Color Powder 1 kilo/s.m.
Red brick ¼ x 2 x 8 12 pcs./s.m.
Vit. Tiles ¼ x 4 – ¼ x 4 ¼ 86 pcs./s.m.
Pebbles/synthetic 1.5 cans/s.m.
White cement tiles filler .035/s.m.
Hexagonal tiles
4” x 4” 480 pcs./s.m.
5 points hexagonal 2” size 20 pcs./s.m.
4 points hexagonal 2” size 16 pcs./s.m.
Cement tiles
4x4 100 pcs./s.m.
8x8 25 pcs./s.m.
6x6 45 pcs./s.m.
12 x 12 12 pcs./s.m.
16 x 16 6.25 pcs./s.m.
Tool finishing (cement & sand) .15 bags/s.m. .027 cu.m./s.m.
Curing compound 1 gal./7 s.m.
Curb & Gutter .74 cu.m.
Cement 6.29 bag/cu.m.
Sand .38 cu.m.
Gravel .64 cu.m.

Vit. Tiles Mortar bed
Cement .35 bags/s.m.
Sand .027 cu.m./s.m.
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CEMENT TILES
1. To obtain pcs. Of cement tiles of 4” x 4” : Area in s.m. x 100 pcs. For 8” x 8” : Area x 25
pcs. For 6” x 6” : Area x 45 pcs. For 12” x 12” : Area x 12 pcs., For 16” x 16” : Area x 6.25
pcs.
2. For Bedding: Area x .33 = bags of cement: Area x .03 = cu.m. sand.
GROUTING COMPOUND
1. Horntop coating : 1 liter for every 1s.m.

2. Horntop flr. Topping: 1.2 for every 1 s.m.
3. Application: Part A & B should be mixed by machine at a rate of 250 to 300 KPM = 4 min.
minimum. During mixing period add 5 parts by vol. silica sand. Coating thickness should
be 2 mm = 1/16”, for topping thickness 5mm = ¼”
4. Using daraweld.c : for bonding mixture use 1 part daraweld 5 parts cement, 2.5 parts sand
and 1 part water.
For topping: 1 part daraweld, 5 part cement, 15 part sand and 1 part water.
For non-skid surface: 1 part daraweld, 5 part cement, 5 part sand and 1.5 water. For water
proofing: 1 part daraweld, 3 part cement, 6 part and 1 part water.
5. Using hornseal as hardener for floor; 1 liter for every 10 s.m.; using as curing compound: 1
liter for very 5 s.m.; using as sealing: 1 liter for every 6 s.m., if rough and 1 litre for every
9 s.m.
6. Hydratite: use 1 lbs. For every 1 bag of cement.
7. Sahara: use 1 bag sahara for every 1 bag of cement.
SCAFFOLDING
1. Compute the floor area plus the area of the four elevation then multiply by the no. of storey
for floor of the structure.
2. To obtain bd.ft. of lumber: Total area x 6.75 = total bdft.of 2x3 lumber
3. To obtain nails: Divide the total bdft. By 2500 = keg. Of nails. Note: 1 keg of nails is
equivalent to 45 kilos.
4. Other solution in obtaining nails: Total bdft. Divide by 1000 then mulitiply by 15 = kilos of
nails.
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FORMWORKS
1. To estimate formworks, compute the area of the item that need formwork.
2. To obtain bdft. Of lumber multiply the area by the corresponding factor on the conversion
table for formworks. After obtaining the total bdft. Divide it to the no. of uses.
3. To estimate ½ x 4 x 8 sht. Board plywood, divide the total area by 2.88 then divide by no.
of uses.
4. For nails: Total bdft. Divide by 2500 = keg.
5. For tie wire: Total bdft. Divide by 4000 = roll
6. The Formoil: Change the area of s.m. to s.f. then divide by 200 = gals. Of oil.
FLOOR JOIST
1. To estimate floor joint board ft. per s.m., compute the area then multiply by corresponding
factor shown in the floor joist conversion.
2. For nails use same procedure as of the forworks for keg of nails or divide the total bdft. By
1000 then multiply by 11.4 for kilos of 4” c.w.
WOODEN STUDS AND SIDINGS
1. To estimate bdft. Of studs at .60 o.c. for sidings using 2 x 3 multiply the area by 9.84, for 2
x 2: Area x 6.54, For 2 x 4: Area x 13.08, For 13.08, For 2 x 5: 16.38.
2. To obtain nails: divide the total bdft. By 1000 then multiply by 6.8 to obtain kilos. Of 3”
c.w.
3. For Stone cut sidings, compute the lineal meter of spread then multiply by 20 pcs./l.m. for
1 x 3, 13.16 pcs./l.m. for 1 x 4; 7.87 pcs./l.m. for 1 x 6; and 5.95 pcs./l.m. for 1 x 8.
4. To obtain nails; divide the total bdft. By 1000 then multiply by 9.10 for kilos of 2-1/2
finishing.
WOODEN FLOORING
1. To estimate T&C flooring, compute the lineal meter of spread then multiply by 16.66
pcs./l.m. for 1 x 3 T&C, 11.77 pcs./l.m. for 1 x 4; 7.87 pcs./ l.m. 1 x 6 T&C; 5.34 pcs./l.m.
for 1 x 8 T&C.
2. To obtain nails: divide the total bdft. By 1000 then multiply by 13.6 for 2-1/2” finishing
nails.
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DOUBLE WALLING
1. to estimate plywood double walling of a sidings, divide the total area by 2.88 pcs. Plywood.
2. To obtain nails: pcs. Of plywood x 2 then divide by 100 then multiply by 9.10 for 1”
finishing.
DOUBLE WALL PARTITION
1. To estimate bdft. Studs use same procedure as of wooden sidings.

2. For plywood, compute the area of the two (2) face walling then divide the total area by
2.88.
3. For nails: use same procedure as of double walling of sidings and studs.
CEILING JOINT
1. Compute the area of the ceiling: Area 6.54 for 2 x 2 lumber, Area x 9.84 for 2 x 3 lumber,
Area x 2.66 for 2 x 2 ceiling hanger.
2. For nails: use same procedure as of baseboard, then multiply by 9.10 for 3” c.w.
BASEBOARD
1. To estimate bdft. Of baseboard: L.M. x 1.09 for 1 x 4 lumber, L.M. x 1.37 for 1 x 5 and
L.M. x 1.64 for 1 x 6 lumber.
2. To obtain nails: Divide the total bdft. By 1000 then multiply by 5.5 for 1/1/2 finishing
nails.
CEILING BOARD
1. To estimate plywood using ¼ x 4 x 8: divide the area by 2.88: For .60 x 1.20 lawanit or
acoustic board: divide the area by 0.72.
2. For nails: same procedure of double walling.
ALUM. TEE RUNNER
1. Divide the length and width by .60 and 1.20 to obtain no. of pcs. Of aluminum tee runner.
Then multiply by the length of installation to obtain total length of aluminum.
2. Note that the commercial length of aluminum tee runner is 20’ or 6.00. To obtain pcs.;
divide the total length by 20’ or 6.00 in lineal meter.
3. For 12 guide wire: total area x 6.54 divide by 4000 = roll.
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FACIA BOARD
1. Compute the total lineal meter of the end roof all around, to obtain total bdft.: L.M. x 2.73
for 1 x 10, L.M. x 3.28 for 1 x 12, and L.M. x 2.18 for 1 x 8 fascia lumber.
2. For nails: Divide the total bdft. By 1000 then multiply by 5.5 for 2/1/2” c.w. nails.
WOODEN TRUSSES AND RAFTER
1. To obtain total bdft.: make an actual counting of the member of the trusses or rafter then
compute the bdft. Of it’s member according to the size and length of the lumber to be used.
2. After computing the bdft. Of the lumber for one (1) truss or rafter, multiply this by the no.
of unit specified in the framing plan.
3. For nails: use same procedure then multiply by 6.8 for kilos of 3” 4” C.W. nails.
PURLINS
1. To estimate total bdft. Of purlins: make an actual counting of the purlins shown in the roof
plan or truss and rafter details. Compute the bdft. According to size and length.
2. Or compute the area in sq.m. then multiply: Area x 3.271 for 2 x 3, Area x 4.309 for 2 x 4,
Area x 5.321 for 2 x 5, and Area x 6.335 for 2 x 6 lumber.
3. For Cleats: Area x 3.44 2 x 3, 4.571 for 2 x 4, 5.458 for 2 x 5 and 6.50 for 2 x 6.
ROOFING
1. To estimate roofing by area: solve the total area in flat then add the pitch factor (sum of 1
and 2 percentage), the total is the slotted area of the roof.
2. Divide the slotted area by factor from the table of G.I. Sht. Coverage.
PITCH FACTOR OF TRUSS & RAFTER
No. 1 Symmetrical No. 2 Unsymmetrical

Pitch Inch% Decimal% Pitch Inch% Decimal%
.32 5.5 .055 .32 2 .02
.36 6 .06 .36 3 .03
.40 8 .08 .40 4 .04
.45 10 .10 .45 5 .05
.50 12 .12 .50 6 .06
.55 14 .14 .55 7 .07
.60 16 .16 .60 8 .08
.70 22 .22 .70 11 .11
.80 28 .28 .80 14 .14
.90 35 .35 .90 18 .18
1.00 42 .42 1.00 21 .21
1.20 46 .46 1.20 23 .23
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1.50 54 .54 1.50 27 .27
3. Another procedure in estimating roofing: Length of spread divide by 0.67 or 27” then
multiply by no. of lapping or row.
4. To obtain metal rivet: Pieces of G.I. sht. x .146 = kilo of rivet. For washers Pieces of G.I.
sht. x .146 = kilo of washer. For strap: pieces of G.I. Sht. x 12 or 9 = pcs. Of strap. To
convert this to plain G.I. sht. See table of strap.
5. To obtain gutter, ridge roll, valley roll, flashing: Divide the total run or spread by factor:
2.10 for ridge & valley roll and flashing. 2.25 for gutter & valley roll and flashing. 2.25 for
gutter & downspout. For copper rivet; no. of pcs. Of joint multiply by 8 pcs. Then divide
by 50 = No. of box, If in kilo: No. of pcs. Divide by 160 kilos.
6. For nikolite: No. of joint x ¼ or 4 or length in foot divide by 24 will give you kilos.
7. For muriatic acid: Pcs. Of nikolite x 10 cc = total cc of muriatic.
G.I. Sht. coverage – 10” end lap w/ 2 side corr.lap

Size Effective Coverage
37” x 6’ 27” x 5’2” 1.03 s.m.
x 7’ x 6’2” 1.23 s.m.
x 8’ x 7’2” 1.44 s.m.
x 9’ x 8’2” 1.64 s.m.
x 10’ x 9’2” 1.84 s.m.
x 11’ x 11’2” 2.24 s.m.
x 14’ x 13’2” 2.64 s.m.
TABLE OF COVERAGE – 12” and lap w/ 2-side corr. Lap

32” x 6’ 27” x 5’ 1.01 s.m.
x 7’ x 6’ 1.21 s.m.
x 8’ x 7’ 1.40 s.m.
x 9’ x 8’ 1.60 s.m.
x 10’ x 9’ 1.79 s.m.
x 12’ x 11’ 2.21 s.m.
x 14’ x 13’ 2.61 s.m.
TABLE OF FASTENERS
1. G.I. Nails –2 –-½ 102 pcs/kilo
2. Lead Washer 86 pcs. /kilo
3. G.I. rivet – ¼ x 3/8 180 pcs. /kilo
4. G.I. rivet – ¼ x ½ 157 pcs. /kilo
5. Metal Washer 52 pcs. /kilo
TABLE OF RIVET PER SHEET OF ROOFING

1. 6’ – 0” 6 pcs./sht.
2. 7’ – 0” 9 pcs. /sht.
3. 8’ to 9’ 9 pcs. /sht.
4. 10’ to 12’ 12 pcs. /sht
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TABLE OF STRAP PER PLAIN G.I. SHT.
Purlin size Strap size pcs./sht.
2x3 1” x 9” 380 pcs.
2x4 1” x 10” 340 pcs.
2x5 1” x 11” 310 pcs.
2x6 1” x 12” 285 pcs.
8. For Senepa flashing; Total run divide by 7’ or 2.135 to estimate flashing. Same as of gutter
flashing or No. of gutter equals No. of flashing for gutter.
SPREADING RATE OF PAINTS
Coating Surface Gallon Coverage

Oil paint Smooth Wood 1 coat – 600 s.f. 55.74 s.m.
Gloss 2 coats – 325 s.f. 30.19 s.m.
3 coats – 225 s.f. 21.91 s.m.
rough 1 coat – 350 s.f. 32.38 s.m.

2 coats – 200 s.f. 18.50 s.m.
3 coats – 135 s.f. 12.54 s.m.
metal 1 coat – 700 s.f. 65.03 s.m.

2 coat – 340 s.f. 31.59 s.m.
3 coat – 230 s.f. 21.37 s.m.
Plaster 1 coat – 450 s.f. 41.81 s.m.

2 coat – 250 s.f. 23.23 s.m.
3 coat – 175 s.f. 16.25 s.m.
Hard brick 1 coat – 400 s.f. 37.06 s.m.

2 coat – 225 s.f. 20.90 s.m.
3 coat – 160 s.f. 14.86 s.m.
Soft brick 1 coat – 350 s.f. 32.38 s.m.

2 coat – 200 s.f. 18.50 s.m.
3 coat - ;50 s.f. 13.94 s.m.
Smooth cement 1 coat – 350 s.f. 32.38 s.m.

2 coat – 200 s.f. 18.50 s.m.
3 coat – 150 s.f. 13.94 s.m.
Rough cement 1 coat – 200 s.f. 18.50 s.m.

2 coat – 100 s.f. 9.29 s.m.
3 coat – 40 s.f. 4.65 s.m.
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OIL PAINT FLAT
Smooth wall 1 coat – 500 s.f. 46.25 s.m.

2 coat – 275 s.f. 25.55 s.m.
3 coat – 200 s.f. 18.50 s.m.

2 coat – 225 s.f. 20.81 s.m.
3 coat – 160 s.f. 14.86 s.m.
stucco 1 coat – 150 s.f. 13.94 s.m.

2 coat – 75 s.f. 6.97 s.m.
Enamel Paint
Smooth with under coat 1 coat – 500 s.f. 46.25 s.m.

2 coat – 250 s.f. 23.23 s.m.
Exterior Spur Vanish
Smooth wood 1 coat – 500 s.f. 46.25 s.m.

2 coat – 275 s.f. 25.55 s.m.
3 coat – 200 s.f. 18.50 s.m.
Interior Spur Vanish

2 coat – 250 s.f. 23.23 s.m.
3 coat – 175 s.f. 16.25 s.m.
Shellac

2 coat – 300 s.f. 27.87 s.m.
Rough wood 1 coat – 125 s.f. 11.16 s.m.
2 coat – 754 s.f. 6.97 s.m.
Single Satin Finish
Asphalt Rough paint
Rough 1 coat – 150 s.f. 13.94 s.m.

Smooth 1 coat – 100 s.f. 9.29 s.m.
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Water Paint
Gold water paint – 5 lbs. Powder

Smooth 1 coat – 300 s.f. 27.87 s.m.
Calsoline – 5 lbs. powder

Wood 1 coat – 250 s.f. 23.23 s.m.
White Wash – 4 to 5 lbs.

Brick 1 coat – 200 s.f. 18.50 s.m.
Hydrated Lime
HOUR RATE PER ITEM OF WORK
1. Carpentry
Ceiling board on wood runner (S.M.) – 2 carpenters
Frame Installation 1.33 MH/S.M.
Board Installation 1.00 MH/S.M.
Flush Door (3’ x 7’) + 21 s.f.

Frame – 32.5 b.f.
Board – 2 b.f.
Glue - .10 gal.
Fabrication 12 MH/pc.
Flush door (2’ – 8” x 7’) – 18.65 s.f.

Frame – 27 b.f.
Board – 2 b.f.
Glue - .10 gal.
Fabrication 14 MH/pc
Flush door (2’ – 4’ x 7’) = 16.3 b.f.

Frame – 26 b.f.
Board – 2 b.f.
Glue - .10 gal.
Fabrication 12 MH/pc
Flush Solid door (8’ x 7’) = 21.s.f.

Frame – 12 b.f. (to be added to flush door B.F.)
Fabrication 1.25 MH/pc
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FHC or FSC with louvers
Louver – 2 B.F.
Fabrication 5 MH/pc.
2. DOOR JAM
Material: 2 x 6 for 3’ x 7’ door
Fabrication:
1 carpenter = 18 b.f./4 nr. 4.5 B.F./MH
Installation:
2 carpenters = 18 b.f./3 hr. 6 B.F./MH
3. DOOR JAMB with Transom of .30 c.m.

Material: (same)
Fabrication:
1 carpenter = 22 bf/5 hr. 4.4 B.F./MH
Installation:
2 carpenter = 22 b.f./3 hr.
4. METAL DOORS
Steel door w/ #16 cladding = size 3’ x 7’ = 21 s.f.
Materials:
#16 cladding = 504 s.f.
C Frames = 440 L.F.
Fabrication: 4 steel man / 56 hrs. 24 MH/pc.
Equipment: Welding machine 40 hrs.
5. TINSMITHINC – S.M.
5.1 Corr. C.I. sht .685/s.m.
Fastener:
1. hook bolt – 4 pcs./1.47 s.m. = 2.52 sets/s.m.
2. strap – pcs. (1 sht.) ( 1 ) = 1.15 sht./s.m.

( 792 ) ( 1.47 )
3. G.I. Rivets – 8 pcs. (1 kg ) ( 1 ) = .03 kg./s.m.1

( 180 ) (1.47 )
Lifting: 4 tinsmith .27 MH/s.m.

Installation Tinsmith 1.53 MH/s.m.
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6. RIDGE ROLL # 26 x 24”
Material 8’ sht. (24) /2.53 L.M. 286 sht/s.m.
(36)
Fastener:
1. Copper rivet: 8 pcs. ( 1 kg ) ( 1 ) = .22 kg/L.M.
(160 pcs.) (2.33 )
2. Nikolite ( 24 ) ( 1 ) = 1.30 bend/L.M.

( 36 ) ( 2.33 )
Labor: bending 3 bend = 1.30 bend/L.M. 8 ( 1 )

( 2.33 )
Installation: 2.43 con. /L.M.
UNIT HOUR RATE PER ITEM OF WORK
1. Excavation
1.1 Common excavation-manual 8.0 MH/c.m.
1.2 Common excavation-machine .5 MH/c.m.
1.3 Rock Manual Mech. 8.00 MH/c.m.
1.4 Trenching-Manual 6.00 MH/c.m.
1.5 Trenching-Mechanical .02 MH/c.m.
2. Backfill
2.1 Structural Backfill Manual 1.0 MH/c.m.
2.2 Structural Backfill-Mechanical 4.0 MH/c.m.
2.3 Hauling of Spoil 1.0 MH/c.m.
3. Formwork and Concrete Work
1. Grade Member
1. Formworks 2.54 MH/c.m.
2. Concreting 8.54 MH/c.m.
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3. Finishing 0.4 MH/c.m.
2. Suspended Hammer
1. Formworks 3.28 MH/c.m.
2. Concreting 16.7 MH/c.m.
3. Finishing 0.8 MH/c.m.
4. Rebar Work
1. Ground Floor .017 MH/c.m.
2. Upper Floor .08 MH/c.m.
5. Finishing
1. Plain cem. Plastering 1.33 MH/s.m.
2. Color cem. 1.40 MH/s.m.
3. Pebble Washout 2.86 MH/s.m.
4. Granolithic (Tiles) 2.86 MH/s.m.
5. Enable Tiles 2.80 MH/s.m.
6. Vinyl Tiles 1.67 MH/s.m.
7. Unglazed Tiles 3.00 MH/s.m.
8. Glazed Tiles 3.00 MH/s.m.
9. Asphalt Tiles 3.17 MH/s.m.
6. Carpentry
1. Partition including framing
¼”thk. Single wall .23 MH/c.m.
¼ thk. Plywood double wall .314 MH/S.F.
Wooden Louver .314 MH/S.F.
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Cyclone Wire #10 .0286 MH/S.F.
7. Doors excluding finishing hardware
1. FRC door .20 MH/S.F.
2. FSC door .286 MH/S.F.
3. Steel Sliding Door .86 MH/S.F.
4. Steel Hinge Door .715 MH/S.F.
5. Roll up Alum. Manual Alum. .715 MH/S.F.
6.Cyclone wire sliding door .715 MH/S.F.
8. Ceiling Including Framing
1. ¼” thk. Plywood .171 MH/S.F.
2. Acoustic tile w/ plywood backing .286 MH/S.F.
3. Concealed acoustic w/ alum. T-runner .286 MH/S.F.
4. 3/16 Asbestos Louver .171 MH/S.F.
9. Windows
1. Fixed Glass on Steel Frame .286 MH/S.F.
2. “ G.I. louver .429 MH/S.F.
3. “ Asbestos Louver .429 MH/S.F.
4. Metal Louver .286 MH/S.F.
10. Structural Steel
1. Light Structural steel framing 168.0 MH/MT.
2. Heavy Structural steel framing 64 MH/MT.
11. Misc. Metals
1. Stairs Stringer/ Handrail, stairs tread & grating 112 MH/MT.
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12. Asbestos Pipe
½”Ø 20 MH/100 L.F.
¾”Ø 20 MH/100 L.F.
1”Ø to 1-1/4”Ø 22.5 MH/100 L.F.
1-1/2”Ø to 2”Ø 25.0 MH/100 L.F.
2-1/2”Ø 30 MH/100 L.F.
3” 33 MH/100 L.F.
2-1/2”Ø 35 MH/100 L.F.
4”Ø 40 MH/100 L.F.
CAST IRON PIPES

2”Ø 66.8 MH/100 L.F.
4”Ø 100.2 MH/100 L.F.
6”Ø 150.3 MH/100 L.F.
8”Ø 200.4 MH/100 L.F.
10”Ø 300.4 MH/100 L.F.
12”Ø 317.3 MH/100 L.F.
14”Ø 367.4 MH/100 L.F.
16”Ø 417.5 MH/100 L.F.
18”Ø 467.6 MH/100 L.F.
20”Ø 501 MH/100 L.F.
24”Ø 551 MH/100 L.F.
30”Ø 626.3 MH/100 L.F.
PVC PIPES
½”Ø – ¾”Ø 20.22 MH/100 L.F.
1”Ø – 1-1/4”Ø 22.5 MH/100 L.F.
1 – ½”Ø – 2”Ø 22.0 MH/100 L.F.
2 – ½”Ø 30.0 MH/100 L.F.
3”Ø 33.0 MH/100 L.F.
4”Ø 40.0 MH/100 L.F.
5”Ø 50.0 MH/100 L.F.
6”Ø 75.0 MH/100 L.F.
3 -/2”Ø 35.0 MH/100 L.F.
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LABOR OUTPUT PER MANDAYS
Excavation 1.00 – 1.35 cu.m./MD

Backfill 3.87 cu.m./MD
Disposal of soil 4.70 cu.m./MD
Formworks 2.50 - 2.67s.m./MH
Rebar 10 kg/MD
Concreting .91 cu.m./MD
Placing Conc. Transit mixed 1.20 cu.m./MD
Finishing 16.5 kg/MD
Setting Anchor bolts 4.4 cu.m./MD
Setting Anchor boxes
Demolition of adobe wall .5 cu.m./MD
Excavation crane & clamshells
With 8 laborers & 2 operators 70-80 cu.m. /MD
CHB zocalo wall 2.40 s.m. /MD
Cravel fill 3.87 cu.m./MD
Slab on fill cone 1.00 cu.m./MD
Wood Post 70 bdft./MD
2nd floor wood post 75 bdft./MD
T & C wood flooring 122 bdft./MD
Plywood partition 80 s.f./MD
Ceiling framing 44 bdft./MD
Ceiling plywood 60 S.F./MD
Sidings Framing 60 bdft./MD
S-Cut Sidings 122 bdft./MD
Root framing wood 33 bdft./MD
G.I. Cutter Installation 18 L.F./MD
G.I. Roofing 105 S.F./MD
G.I. Cutter cut & shape 50 L.F./MD
G.I. Downspout cut & shape 27 L.F./MD
G.I. Downspout Installation 60 L.F./MD
Vit. Floor tiles 1.5 s.m./MD
Inst. Case plate 45 LF/MD
Inst. Steel roll up door 15 s.f./MD
Inst. Steel sliding door 10 s.f./MD
Placing Metal Nosing 3 steps/MD
Inst.asbestos roofing 8 sht./MD
Inst. Alum. Or G.I. roofing 10 sht./MD
Copper gladding roof deck 52 LF/MD
H2O Proofing 29 s.m./MD
Fab. G.I. gutter 2.3 sht./MD
Truss fab. 46 bdft./MD
Truss Installation 40 bdft./MD
Post 60-90 bdft./MD
Cirts 50-75 bdft./MD
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Plates 90-120 bdft./MD
Facia board 25-35 bdft./MD
CABINET:
Framing 30-60 bdft./MD
Boarding 40-80 bdft./MD
Plywood sheating 75-150 S.F./MD
Cabinet Doors 40-80 S.F./MD
Doors and Windows
Placing wooden doors 30 S.F./MD
Inst. Of Sash glass 75 S.F./MD
Place Steel Windows 18 S.F./MD
Place Wooden Panel door 22 S.F./MD
Place Wooden flush door 28 S.F./MD
Inst. Door lockset 5 set/MD
Inst. Flush bolt 2 pairs/ MD
Inst. Astragal 80 L.F./MD
Vit. Tiles walls 1.34 s.m./MD
Painting 200-300 S.F./MD
Floor Hardener 45 S.M./MD
Copper Water Stop-cut & shape 60 L.F./ MD
Copper Water Stop-cut Installation 38 L.F./MD
Inst. Sliding door 10 S.F. /MD
LABOR CAPABILITIES PER HOUR
Clearing & Grubbing (manual)

Clearing undergrowth & trees 12”Ø 20 s.m./mh
Clearing undergrowth & shrubs 70 s.m./mh
Excavation (manual)
Common earth .13 cu.m./mh
Loam or sand 76 cu.m./mh
Clay or hvy soil .68 cu.m./mh
Rock .38 cu.m./mh
Trimming depth & large-common .15 cu.m./mh
Excavation (mechanical)
Common earth 15.00 cu.m./mh
Rock w/ jackhammer .06 cu.m./mh
Backfilling
Common-manual 1.22 cu.m./mh
Gravel fill-manual .20 cu.m./mh
Compacted-mechanical 7.00 cu.m./mh
Compacted with plate compactor .18 cu.m../mh
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Uncompacted-crush stone (mech) 8.00 cu.m./mh
Uncompacted-common (manual) .30 cu.m./mh
Uncompacted-common (mech.) 30.00 cu.m./mh
Spreading, tampering & grading 2.09 S.M./mh
Escombro fill 4.78 cu.m./mh
Placing binders-gravel uncompacted 9.46 cu.m./mh
Trenching and backfill underground piping

Using excavated materials-manual
From 0-2 mt. depth .06 L.M./mh
2-3 mt. depth .04 L.M./mh
Rock trenching w/ jackhammer .07 cu.m./mh
Trenching & backfilling underground piping

Using excavated materials-Mech. w/ backhoe
From 0-2 mt. depth .08 L.M./mh
Placing concrete
Slab on fill .20 cu.m./mh
Slipfora .04 cu.m./mh
Floor fir. (unauthorized) 1.00 s.m./mh
Premoduled expansion joint-installation 1.00 s.m./mh

Water stop-installation 1.50 L.M./mh
Caulking-slab joint 5.00 L.M./mh
Walls, beams, columns 1.30 cu.m./mh
Slab 1.70 cu.m./mh
Masonry work
4” CHB laying 1.25 s.m./mh
Couting & tool fin.plaster .60 s.m./mh
Plasteringplain cem.fin., synthetic and pebbles .70 s.m./mh
Marble slab-installation .50 s.m./mh
¼ x 2 x 8 red bricks .20 s.m./mh
Glaze ceramic tiles .19 s.m./mh
Unglaze tiles .23 s.m./mh
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Formworks Installation
Walls on ground 1.00 s.m./mh
Walls above 10’ .85 s.m./mh
Beams .65 s.m./mh
Columns .85 s.m./mh
Suspended slab
0/-18” 1.20 s.m./MH
18”-36” .80 s.m./MH
36-up .60 s.m./MH
Formworks fabrication 1.86 s.m./MH
Stripping of formworks
Wall on ground 8.00 s.m./MH
Wall above 10’ 1.55 s.m./MH
Beams 1.95 s.m./MH
Columns 2.35 s.m./MH
Suspended slab
0 – 18” 3.60 s.m./MH
18” – 36” 2.40 s.m./MH
Gen. Stripping 4.08 s.m./MH
Reinforcing Bars
Fabrication & Installation 10 kgs/MH
Metals Works
Structural steel 10 kgs/MH
Misc. Metals
Fabrication of anchor bolts 10 kgs/MH
Installation of anchor bolts 3 kgs/MH
Fabrication of embedded items 7.00 kgs./MH
Laying RCP-8 men one team

24”Ø 16 pcs. 2 L.M./TH
36”Ø 10 pcs. 1.25 L.M./TH
48”Ø 6 pcs. .75 L.M./TH
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Underground brainage piping-laying
6” Ø Concrete pipe .40 L.M./MH
12”Ø Concrete pipe .25 L.M./MH
Carpentry works
Plywood partition .93 S.M./MH
Plywood ceiling .70 S.M./MH
T & C flooring & sidings 14 bdft./MH
Ceiling fra 5.5 bdft./MH
Siding Framing 7.5 bdft./MH
Root Framing 4.13 bdft./MH
Floor Framing 9.38 bdft./MH
Wood Post 8.75 bdft./MH
Brass Fabrication 5.75 bdft./MH
Brass Erection 5 bdft./MH
Girts 9.38 bdft./MH
Plates 15 bdft./MH
Parlins 7.5 bdft./MH
Facia board 4.38 bdft./MH
Cabinets
Framing 7.5 bdft./MH
Boarding 10.00 bdft./MH
Flywood sheating 1.74 bdft./MH
Door .93 bdft./MH
Painting works
Any paint 3.48 s.m./MH
Varnishing 2.32 s.m./MH
METAL WORKS
G.I. Roofing 1.22 s.m./MH
G.I. Gutter cut and shape 6.25 L.M./MH
G.I. Gutter Installation 2.25 L.M./MH
Down Spout cut and shape 3.38 L.M./MH
Down Spout Installation 7.5 L.M./MH
Damproofing & waterproofing 2.25 S.M./MH
Painting structural steel framing 20 MH/Metric Ton
Concrete Demolition (5 men/day with break) 2.5 cu.m./day
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FLAT BAR IN KILOS
THICKNESS WIDTH LENGTH WEIGHT
1/8” (3mm) 1” 20’ 3.87 kg.

2” 7.73 kg.
3” 11.60 kg.
4” 15.46 kg
5” 19.33 kg.
6” 23.20 kg.
¼” (6mm) 1” 20’ 7.73 kg.

2” 15.46 kg.
3” 23.20 kg.
4” 30.93 kg.
5” 38.66 kg.
6” 46.40 kg.
1/16” (2mm) 1” 20’ 1.93 kg.

2” 3.86 kg.
3” 5.80 kg.
4” 7.73 kg.
5” 9.66 kg.
6” 11.60 kg.
3/16” (4mm) 1” 20’ 5.80 kg.

2” 11.60 kg.
3” 17.40 kg.
4” 23.30 kg.
5” 29.00 kg.
6” 34.80 kg.
5/16” (9mm) 1” 20’ 9.66 kg.

2” 19.33 kg.
3” 29.00 kg.
4” 38.66 kg.
5” 48.23 kg.
6” 58.00 kg.
7/16” ( mm) 1” 20’ 13.53 kg.

2” 27.06 kg.
3” 40.60 kg.
4” 54.13 kg.
5” 67.66 kg.
6” 81.20 kg.
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9/16” (14mm) 1” 20’ 17.40 kg.
2” 34.80 kg.
3” 52.20 kg.
4” 69.60 kg.
5” 87.00 kg.
6” 104.44 kg.
3/8” (10mm) 1” 20’ 11.60 kg.

2” 23.20 kg.
3” 34.80 kg.
4” 46.40 kg.
5” 58.00 kg.
6” 69.60 kg.
5/8” (15mm) 1” 20’ 19.33 kg.

2” 38.66 kg.
3” 58.00 kg.
4” 77.33 kg.
5” 96.66 kg.
6” 116 kg.
7/8” (22mm) 1” 20’ 27.06 kg.

2” 54.14 kg.
3” 81.20 kg.
4” 108.27 kg.
5” 135.33 kg.
6” 162.40 kg.
½” (12mm) 1” 20’ 15.46 kg.

2” 30.92 kg.
3” 46.40 kg.
4” 61.86 kg.
5” 77.33 kg.
6” 92.80 kg.
FORMULA : To obtain kilo of flat bar. Example: ½ x 8 x 20’
Note: 490 is a factor for pound so to obtain kilo, divide the sum by 2.2 and the
answer is kilos.
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NAILS CONVERSION FACTORS
Joist & Sill 1000 bdft. 11.4 klo. 4” C.W.

Studs - do - 6.8 klo. 3” C.W.
Sheatin/Sidings - do - 9.1 klo. 2-1/2 C.W.
Rafters - do - 6.8 klo. 3” C.W.
Cornice - do 0 L.F. 11.4 klo. 2-1/2 Finishing
Shingling 1000 pcs. 1.8 klo. 1-1/2 C.W.
Bevel Sidings 1000 bdft. 8.2 klo. 2” C.W.
Ceiling Joist - do - 9.1 klo. 2” C.W.
Flooring - do - 13.6 klo. 2-1/2 C.W.
Base Board - do - 5.5 klo. 2-1/2 Finishing
WDO. Trim (1) side per side .5 klo. 2-1/2 Finishing
Door Trim (1) side per side .3 klo. 2-1/2 Finishing
Lath 1000 bdft. 3.6 klo. 1-1/4 C.W.
Lattice 1000 S.F. 9.1 klo 1-1/4 C.W.
Ballusters 1000 L.S. 8.2 klo Assorted nails
Form for cone 1000 bdft. 15.0 klo. 2 & 3” C.W.
STANDARD REINFORCEMENT OF WALLS
Thickness Type Vert. Bars Hor. Bars Kgs./cu.m. Kgs./s.m.

.10 cm. 1 1 - 3/8 @ .30 1 # 3 @ .30 37.20 3.72
.15 cm. 2 2 # 3 @ .30 2 # 3 @ .30 49.60 7.44
.15 cm. 1 1 # 4 @ .30 1 # 4 @ .30 44.20 6.53
.20 cm. 2 2 # 3 @ .30 2 # 3 @ .30 41.0 8.22
.25 cm. 3 2 # 4 @ .30 2 # 3 @ .25 44.48 11.12
.30 cm. 3 2 # 4 @ .30 2 # 4 @ .30 44.20 13.25
.35 cm. 3 2 # 4 @ .30 2 # 4 @ .30 37.90 13.25
.40 cm. 3 2 # 4 @ .30 2 # 4 @ .30 42.25 16.90
.45 cm. 3 2 # 4 @ .30 2 # 4 @ .25 37.50 16.90
.50 cm. 3 2 # 5 @ .30 2 # 4 @ .25 37.56 18.78
.55 cm. 3 2 # 5 @ .30 2 # 5 @ .30 41.40 20.70
DOOR JAMBS WITHOUT TRANSOM
1. .60 X 2.10 Single Panel type

1 pc. – 2 x 6 x 16’ 16 bdft.
2. .65 to .90 x 2.10 Single Panel type

1 pc. – 2 x 6 x 18 18 bdft.
3. 1.20 x 2.10 Double Panel type

1 pc. – 2 x 6 x 18 18 bdft.
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4. 1.20 to 1.60 x 2.10 Double Panel Type
1 pc. – 2 x 6 x 18’ 20 bdft.
5. 1.80 x 2.10 Double Panel Type

1 pc. – 2 x 6 x 20 20 bdft.
DOOR JAMBS WITH TRANSOM
1. .90 c 2.10 with transom of .30 to .40

1 pc. – 2 x 6 x 24 24 bdft.
2. 1.20 x 2.10 with transom of .30 to .60

1 pc. – 2 x 6 x 8’
1 pc. – 2 x 6 x 18’ 26 bdft.
3. 1.40 to 1.60 x 2.10 with transom of .30 to .60

1 pc. – 2 x 6 x 18’
1 pc. – 2 x 6 x 10’ 28 bdft.

1 pc. – 2 x 6 x 18’
1 pc. – 2 x 6 x 10’ 30 bdft.
DOOR JAMBS WITH TRANSOM
1. .90 c 2.10 with transom of .30 to .40

1pc. – 2 x 6 x 24 24 bdft.

1 pc. – 2 x 6 x 8’
1 pc. – 2 x 6 x 18’ 26 bdft.
3. 1.40 to 1.60 x 2.10 with transom of .30 to .60

1 pc. – 2 x 6 x 18’
1 pc. – 2 x 6 x 10’ 28 bdft.

1 pc. – 2 x 6 x 18’
1 pc. – 2 x 6 x 12’ 30 bdft.
FLUSH FOOR FRAME
1. .90 x 2.10 using 2 x 3 k.d. tanguile

3 pcs. – 2 x 3 x 8’
1 pc. – 2 x 3 x 12’ 18 bdft.
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2. .50 x 2.10 using 2 x 3 k.d. tanguile
1 pc. – 2 x 3 x 22
1 pc. – 2 x 3 x 8’ 15 bdft.
3. .70 to .85 x 2.10 using 2 x 3 k.d. tanguile

3 pcs. – 2 x 3 x 8’
1 pc. – 2 x 3 x 10’ 17 bdft.
CARPENTRY WORKS
TYPE OF WORK MATERIAL COVERAGE
Columns Form Lumber 33 BF/S.M.
Batterboard Form Lumber 6.5 BF/S.M.
Pedestal Form Lumber 19 BF/S.M.
Beam Form Lumber 34 BF/S.M
Conc. Wall Form Lumber 19 BF/S.M
Slab Form Lumber 25 BF/S.M
Scaffolding Form Lumber 25 BF/S.M
Curve & Cutter Form Lumber 8.5 BF/S.M
Cone Slab Form Lumber 36 BF/S.M
Sill & Linted Form Lumber 18 BF/S.M
Baseboard Good Lumber 1 x 4 1 BF/L.M.
Good Lumber 1 x 5 1.25 BF/L.M.
Flooring 1x3T&G 16.66 pcs/L.M.
1x4T&G 11.77 pcs/L.M.
1x6T&G 7.87 pcs./L.M.
1x8T&G 5.34 pcs/L.M.
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Sidings 1 x 3 S-Cut 20 pcs/L.M.
1 x 4 S-Cut 13.16 pcs/L.M.
1 x 6 S-Cut 7.87 pcs/L.M.
CEILING, PARTITION AND FORM BOARD
Total S.M. = pcs of board 4’ x 8’

2.88
Total S.M. = pcs of board 3’ x 6’

1.87
REBARS CONVERSION TABLE
1. 10 mm (#3) 3/8Ø .616 Kg/Mt

6.0 3.696 kg.
7.50 4.520 kg.
9.0 5.544 kg.
10.50 6.468 kg.
12.0 7.392 kg.
2. 12 mm (#4) 1/2Ø .888 kg/Mt

6.0 5.328 kg.
7.50 6.660 kg.
9.0 7.992 kg.
10.50 9.324 kg.
12.0 10.656 kg.
3. 16 mm (#5) 5/8Ø 1.579 kg/Mt

6.0 9.474 kg.
7.50 11.843 kg.
9.0 14.211 kg.
10.50 16.579 kg.
12.0 18.948 kg.
4. 20 mm (#6) 3/4Ø 2.466 kg/Mt

6.0 14.792 kg.
7.50 18.495 kg.
9.0 22.194 kg.
10.50 25.893 kg.
12.0 29.592 kg.
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5. 22 mm (#7) 7/8Ø 2.577 kg/Mt
6.0 15.462 kg.
7.50 19.327 kg.
9.0 23.193 kg.
10.50 27.088 kg.
12.0 30.924 kg.
6. 25 mm (#8) 1”Ø 3.854 kg/Mt

6.0 23.124 kg.
7.50 28.905 kg.
9.0 34.686 kg.
10.50 40.467 kg.
12.0 46.248 kg.
7. 28 mm (#9) 1-1/8Ø 4.833 kg/Mt

6.0 28.998 kg.
7.50 36.247 kg.
9.0 43.497 kg.
10.50 50.746 kg.
12.0 57.996 kg.
8. 32 mm (#10) 1-1/4Ø 6.313 kg/Mt

6.0 37.878 kg.
7.50 47.374 kg.
9.0 56.817 kg.
10.50 66.286 kg.
12.0 75.756 kg.
9. 36 mm (#11) 1-3/8Ø 7.991 kg/Mt

6.0 47.946 kg.
7.50 59.932 kg.
9.0 71.919 kg.
10.50 83.905 kg.
12.0 95.892 kg.
10. 6 mm (#2) 1/4Ø .222 kg/Mt

6.0 1.332 kg.
7.50 1.665 kg.
9.0 1.998 kg.
10.50 2.331 kg.
12.0 2.564 kg.
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TIE WIRE FORMULA
FOR: #16 TIE WIRE
TOTAL REBAR KG. = TIE WIRE ROLL

3,000
FOR: #12 TIE WIRE
TOTAL FORM WORK S.M. = TIE WIRE ROLL

2,000
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TABLE OF WEIGHT
PRESS BREAK EQUIVALENT SECTIONS
PRESS KG/FT KG/20

2½ 0.960 19.200
3x 1.350 25.000
3 ½ x 2 1/8 1.444 28.880
3 ½ x 2 3/16 2.169 43.380
4 x 2 x 1/8 1.540 30.800
4 x 2 x 3/16 2.313 46.260
4x2x¼ 3.100 62.000
5 x 2 ½ x 1/8 1.925 38.500
5 x 2 ½ x 3/16 2.892 57.840
5x2½x¼ 3.875 77.500
6 x 3 x 1/8 2.310 46.200
6 x 3 x 3/16 3.470 69.400
6x3x¼ 4.650 93.000
8 x 4 x 3/16 4.627 92.540
8x4x¼ 6.200 124.000
PLATES
Thickness KG/SQ.FT THICKNESS KG/SQ.FT.

1/16” 1.16 7/8” 16.20
1/8” 2.31 1” 18.56
3/16” 3.47 1 ¼” 23.20
¼” 4.65 1 ½” 27.78
5/16” 5.78 2” 37.12
3/8” 6.94 3” 55.67
7/10” 8.12 4” 74.24
½” 9.30
5/8” 11.00
¾” 13.91
PIPE: STANDARD PIPE: EXTRA STRONG
KC/FT KC/20 KG/FT KC/20

4”Ø 4.950 99.00 4”Ø 6.995 139.90
5”Ø 6.732 134.64 5”Ø 9.736 194.72
6”Ø 8.723 174.46 6”Ø 13.332 266.64
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DOUBLE EXTRA STRONG KG/FT EG/20
½”Ø 0.786 15.72

¾”Ø 1.118 22.36
1”Ø 1.672 33.44
1 ¼”Ø 2.396 47.92
1 ½”Ø 2.941 58.82
2”Ø 4.155 83.10
2 ½”Ø 6.305 126.10
3”Ø 3.541 170.82
3 ½”Ø 10.527 210.54
4”Ø 12.705 254.10
5”Ø 17.818 356.36
6”Ø 24.509 490.18
8”Ø 33.527 670.54
ECONS KG/FT KG/20

150 X 50 X 2.3 MH 1.52 30.24
150 X 50 X 3.2 MH 2.06 41.20
200 X 75 X 3.2 MH 2.836 56.52
CHANNELS KG/FT KG/20

3 / 4.1 1.864 37.28
4 / 5.4 2.50 50.00
5 / 6.7 3.045 60.90
6 / 8.2 3.727 74.54
7 / 12.25 5.570 111.40
10 / 15.30 6.955 139.10
ANGLES KG/FT KG/20

1 X 1 X 1/8 0.364 7.28
1 X 1 X 3/16 0.530 10.60
1X1X¼ 0.680 13.60
1¼X1¼X¼ 0.870 17.40
1 ¼ X 1 ¼ X 3/16 0.670 13.40
1 ¼ X 1 ¼ X 1/8 0.460 9.20
1½X1½X¼ 1.060 21.20
1 ½ X 1 ½ X 3/16 0.820 16.40
1 ½ X 1 ½ X 1/8 0.560 11.20
1¾X1¾X¼ 1.260 25.20
1 ¾ X 1 ¾ X 3/16 0.960 19.20
1 ¾ X 1 ¾ X 1/8 0.150 3.90
2 X 2 X 3/8 2.140 42.80
2 X 2 X 5/16 1.780 35.60
2X2X¼ 1.460 29.20
2 X 2 X 3/16 1.110 22.20
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2 X 2 X 1/8 0.750 15.00
2½X2½X½ 3.50 70.00
2 ½ X 2 ½ X 3/8 2.63 53.60
2 ½ X 2 ½ X 5/16 2.27 45.40
2½X2½X¼ 1.865 37.30
2 ½ X 2 ½ X 3/16 1.40 28.00
3X3X½ 4.27 85.40
3X3X¼ 2.23 44.60
3 X 3 X 7/16 3.77 75.40
3 X 3 X 3/8 3.275 65.50
3 X 3 X 5/16 2.770 55.40
3½X3½X½ 5.050 101.00
3 ½ X 3 ½ X 7/16 4.45 89.00
3 ½ X 3 ½ X 3/8 3.86 77.20
3 ½ X 3 ½ X 5/16 3.27 65.40
3½X3½ X¼ 2.64 52.80
4X4X¾ 8.41 168.20
4 X 4 X 5/8 7.14 142.80
4X4X½ 5.82 116.40
4 X 4 X 7/16 5.14 102.80
4 X 4 X 3/8 4.45 89.00
4 X 4 X 5/16 3.73 74.60
4X4X¼ 3.00 60.00
5 X 5 X 5/16 4.68 93.60
5 X 5 X 3/8 5.60 112.00
5X5X½ 7.36 147.20
5 X 5 X 5/8 9.10 182.00
5X5X¾ 10.72 214.40
5 X 5 X 7/8 12.36 247.20
6X6X1 17.00 340.00
6 X 6 X 7/8 15.05 301.00
6X6X¾ 13.05 261.00
6 X 6 X 5/8 11.00 220.00
6 X 6 X 5/16 9.95 194.00
6X6X½ 8.91 178.20
6 X 6 X 7/16 6.80 136.00
6 X 6 X 5/16 5.68 113.60
__________________ KG/FT KG/20

1¾X1¼X¼ 1.06 21.20
1 ¾ X 1 ¼ X 3/16 0.82 16.40
1 ¾ X 1 ¼ X 1/8 0.56 11.20
2X1¼X¼ 1.16 23.20
2 X 1 ¼ X 3/16 0.89 17.80
2X1½X¼ 1.26 25.20
2 X 1 ½ X 3/16 0.96 19.20
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2 X 1 ½ X 1/8 0.65 13.00
2 ½ X 1 ½ X 5/16 1.78 35.60
2½X1½X¼ 1.45 29.00
2 ½ X 1 ½ X 3/16 1.11 22.20
2 ½ X 2 X 3/8 2.41 48.20
2 ½ X 2 X 5/16 2.05 41.00
2½X2X¼ 1.65 33.00
2 ½ X 2 X 3/16 1.25 25.00
3X2½X½ 3.86 77.20
3 X 2 ½ X 7/16 3.45 69.00
3 X 2 X ½ X 3/8 3.00 60.00
3 X 2 X ½ X 5/16 2.55 51.00
3X2X½X¼ 2.05 41.00
2½X2½X½ 4.27 85.40
3 ½ X 2 ½ X 7/16 3.77 75.40
3 ½ X 2 ½ X 3/8 3.27 65.40
3 ½ X 2 ½ X 5/16 2.77 55.40
3½X2½X¼ 2.227 44.54
3X2X½ 3.50 70.00
3 X 2 X 7/16 3.10 62.00
3 X 2 X 3/8 2.68 53.60
3 X 2 X 5/16 2.27 45.40
3½X3X½ 4.64 92.80
3 ½ X 3 X 7/16 4.14 87.80
3 ½ X 3 X 3/8 3.59 71.80
3 ½ X 3 X 5/16 3.00 60.00
3½X3X¼ 2.45 49.00
4 X 3 X 5/8 6.18 123.00
UNEQUAL ANGLES KG/FT KG/20

4X3X½ 5.05 101.00
4 X 3 X 7/16 4.45 89.00
4 X 3 X 3/8 3.86 77.20
4 X 3 X 5/16 3.27 65.40
4X3X¼ 2.64 52.40
4 X 3 X ½ X 5/8 6.68 133.60
4X3X½X½ 5.41 108.20
4 X 3 X ½ X 7/16 4.82 96.40
4 X 3 ½ X 3/8 4.14 82.80
4 X 3 ½ X 5/16 3.50 70.00
4X3½X¼ 2.82 56.40
5X3X½ 5.82 116.40
5 X 3 X 3/8 4.45 89.00
5 X 3 X 5/16 3.73 74.60
5X3X¼ 3.00 60.00
5X3½X¾ 9.00 180.00
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5 X 3 ½ X 5/8 7.64 152.80
5X3½X½ 6.18 123.60
5 X 3 ½ X 7/16 5.45 109.00
5 X 3 ½ X 3/8 4.73 94.60
5 X 3 X ½ X 5/16 3.95 79.00
5X3½X¼ 3.18 63.60
25 X 25 X 3 MH .34 6.82
25 X 25 X 5 MH .537 10.740
30 X 30 X 3 MH .413 8.26
30 X 30 X 5 MH .657 13.14
40 X 40 X 3 MH .559 11.18
40 X 40 X 5 MH .899 17.98
45 X 45 X 4 MH .836 16.72
50 X 50 X 4 MH .931 18.62
50 X 50 X 6 MH 1.35 27.00
60 X 60 X 5 MH 1.39 27.80
65 X 65 X 6 MH 1.80 36.00
65 X 65 X 8 MH 2.34 46.80
75 X 75 X 6 MH 2.09 41.80
75 X 75 X 9 MH 3.04 60.80
100 X 100 X 7 MH 3.26 65.20
100 X 100 X 10 MH 4.50 90.10
100 X 100 X 13 MH 5.82 110.40
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6. CONCRETE HOLLOW BLOCKS:

For 4” x 8” plywood : 0.40 sht. Per sq.m.

10. CORRUGATED ROOFING SHEETS:

12. STRUCTURAL STEEL: (FOR ROOF FRAMINGS OF BUILDINGS)

Number of Rivets per sheet of Coor. G.I. Roofings:

32” x 7’ : 8 pcs. Per sht.

3/8” x ¼” G.I. Rivets : 189 pcs. Per kilo

PAINTING-MIS.ACCESS-35% OF TOTAL PAINT COST

Concrete Nails-36 pcs/kilo-4”

14. PHILMENTAL ROOFING STANDARDS :

1. To estimate volume of excavation or cu.m. of excavation, compute the area to be excavated

then multiply by the depth.

Class AAA 1:1:2 4500-5000 psi

Class AA 1:1-1/2:3 3500-4000 psi

Class A 1:2:3 3000 psi

Class C 1:3:6 2000 psi

Class D 1:3-1/2:7 1600 psi

Cement 13.5 bags

3000 – 3500 Psi A

Cement 9.5 bags

Cement 8.5 bags

Cement 7.5 bags

1. To estimate curb and gutter: L.M. x .74 cu.m. = Total cu.m.

Finish Cross Section Stone/Coarse Stone/El.Ft

MORTAR FOR ADOBE STONE – 1 Centimeter thick

Cross Footing .000675 CM. one side

Wall .0009 CM. one side, one end

Stairs-Buttress .001575 CM. two side, one side

CEMENT AND SAND FACTOR PER CONCRETE PIPES JOINT-COLLAR

Pipe Diameter Cement Sand

CHB CONCRTE FOOTING PER METER

CHB Ftg. Thk. Ftg. Base Cement Sand Gravel Vol/Mt.

4” CHB: using #3 Vert. #3 Hor. Area x 1.64 = kg.

8” CHB: using #4 Vert. & Hor. Area x 3.32 kg.

LABOR OUTPUT PER TEAM

3. to Obtain cement: Area x .33 = bags, Area x .03 = cu.m. sand

give you the board ft. of lumber to be used as batterboard.

divide the total bdft. By 2500.

Gravel .64 cu.m.

1. Horntop coating : 1 liter for every 1s.m.

WOODEN STUDS AND SIDINGS

DOUBLE WALL PARTITION

1. To estimate bdft. Studs use same procedure as of wooden sidings.

ALUM. TEE RUNNER

WOODEN TRUSSES AND RAFTER

PITCH FACTOR OF TRUSS & RAFTER

No. 1 Symmetrical No. 2 Unsymmetrical

G.I. Sht. coverage – 10” end lap w/ 2 side corr.lap

TABLE OF COVERAGE – 12” and lap w/ 2-side corr. Lap

TABLE OF RIVET PER SHEET OF ROOFING

SPREADING RATE OF PAINTS

Coating Surface Gallon Coverage

rough 1 coat – 350 s.f. 32.38 s.m.

metal 1 coat – 700 s.f. 65.03 s.m.

Plaster 1 coat – 450 s.f. 41.81 s.m.

Hard brick 1 coat – 400 s.f. 37.06 s.m.

Soft brick 1 coat – 350 s.f. 32.38 s.m.

Smooth cement 1 coat – 350 s.f. 32.38 s.m.

Rough cement 1 coat – 200 s.f. 18.50 s.m.

Smooth wall 1 coat – 500 s.f. 46.25 s.m.

Plaster 1 coat – 400 s.f. 37.00 s.m.

stucco 1 coat – 150 s.f. 13.94 s.m.