ESTIMATES

I. EARTHWORKS:
Salary of Laborer per day = PHP 327.00/day
Base Course = PHP 1,600.00/cu. m.
Earthfill = PHP 400.00/cu. m.
Thickness of Base Course = 100mm
Shrinkage Factor = 25%
Waste Factor = 10%

A. EXCAVATION:
Volume of excavation = Vol. of footing + Vol. of WF + Vol. of Septic Tank + Vol. of Grease Trap +
Vol. of Catch Basin + Vol. of Sewer Line + Vol. of Drainage Line + Vol. of
Carport
Volume of F1 (16 units) = L x W x D x (no. of units)
= (1.50m x 1.50m x 1.60m) (16 units)
= 57.6 cu. m.
Volume of F2 (4 units) = L x W x D x (no. of units)
= (1.80m x 1.80m x 1.6m) (4 units)
= 20.736 cu. m.
Volume of Footings = 78.336 cu. m.

Volume of WF – 1= W x D x Length of WF-1 ; Length = 62m

= 0.40m x 0.60m x 62m
= 14.88 cu. m.
Volume of WF – 2= Area of Trapezoid x Length of WF-2 ; Length = 26m
. .
= x 0.10m (26m)
= 0.91 cu. m.
Volume of WF = 15.79 cu. m.

Vol. of Stair Footing = W x D x L

= 0.60m x 0.80m x 1.0m
= 0.48 cu. m.

Volume of Septic Tank= L x W x D

= 3.15m x 1.20m x 1.35m
= 5.103 cu. m.

Volume of Catch Basin= L x W x D

= 0.80m x 0.80m x 0.80m x (6 units)
= 3.072 cu. m.

Volume of Grease Trap = L x W x D

= 0.60m x 0.60m x 0.60m x (1 unit)
= 0.216 cu. m.
Volume of Carport = L x W x D
= 4.0m x 3.0m x 0.10m
= 1.20 cu. m.

Volume of Drainage = Area of Trapezoid x Width

Length of pipe = 5m

Depth of inlet = 0.50m

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 Depth of outlet = 0.50 + 2% (Length of pipe)
= 0.50 + 2% (5m)
= 0.60m

. .
= x 5m x 0.50m
= 1.375 cu. m. x 2
= 2.75 cu. m.
Length of pipe = 6m
Depth of inlet = 0.60m
Depth of outlet = 0.60 + 2% (Length of pipe)
= 0.60 + 2% (6m)
= 0.72m

. .
= x 6m x 0.60m
= 2.376 cu. m. x 2
= 4.752 cu. m.
Volume of Drainage = 7.502 cu. m.

Volume of Sewer Line = Area of Trapezoid x Width

Length of pipe = 7.5m
Depth of inlet = 0.20m
Depth of outlet = 0.20 + 2% (Length of pipe)
= 0.20 + 2% (7.5m)
= 0.35m

. .
= x 7.5m x 0.20m
= 0.4125 cu. m.
Length of pipe = 9.5m
Depth of inlet = 0.20m
Depth of outlet = 0.20 + 2% (Length of pipe)
= 0.20 + 2% (9.5m)
= 0.39m

. .
= x 9.5m x 0.20m
= 0.5605 cu. m.
Length of pipe = 3.5m
Depth of inlet = 0.20m
Depth of outlet = 0.20 + 2% (Length of pipe)
= 0.20 + 2% (3.5m)
= 0.27m

. .
= x 3.5m x 0.20m
= 0.1645 cu. m.
Volume of Sewer Line= 1.138 cu. m.
TOTAL VOLUME OF EXCAVATION = 112.837 cu. m.
MANPOWER CAPABILITY:
Using Daily Basis = 1 man can excavate 0.72 cu. m. per day

Using 10 men:
Accomplishment / day = (Capability of 1 man per day) x (Number of men)
= (0.72 cu. m. /day /1 man) x (10 men)
= 7.20 cu. m. /day
Number of days =

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 . . .
= . . ./
= 15.67 days = say 16 days

A. MANPOWER COST:
10 Laborers at PHP 327.00/day for 16 days = PHP 52,320.00

Total Direct Cost = PHP 52,320.00

Direct Unit Cost =

, .
= . . .
Direct Unit Cost = PHP 463.68 per cu. m.

Adjusted Unit Cost (40% Mark – up)= Direct Unit Cost + 40% (Direct Unit Cost)
= PHP 463.68 x 1.40
= PHP 649.15 per cu. m.
Total Adjusted Cost= Adjusted Unit Cost x Total Volume of Excavation
= (PHP 649.15/cu. m.) x (112.837 cu. m.)
Total Adjusted Cost = PHP 73,248.14

B. BACKFILL:
Volume of backfill = (Volume of excavation) – (Vol. of embedded concrete + Vol. of embedded
CHB
+ Vol. of Septic Tank + Vol. of Grease Trap + Vol. of Catch Basin + Vol. of
Sewer
Pipe+ Vol. of Drainage Line + Vol. of base course)

Vol. of embedded conc. = Vol. of footings + Vol. of WF-1 + Vol. of WF-2 + Vol. of columns
Volume of F1 (16 units) = L x W x T x (no. of units)
= (1.50m x 1.50m x 0.30m) (16 units)
= 10.80 cu. m.
Volume of F2 (4 units) = L x W x T x (no. of units)
= (1.80m x 1.80m x 0.35m) (4 units)
= 4.536 cu. m.
Volume of Footings = 15.336 cu. m.

Volume of WF – 1 = W x T x Length of WF-1 ; Length = 62m

= 0.40m x 0.20m x 62m
= 4.96 cu. m.
Volume of WF – 2 = Area of Trapezoid x Length of WF-2 ; Length = 26m
. .
= x 0.10m (26m)
= 0.91 cu. m.
Volume of WF = 5.87 cu. m.

Vol. of Stair Footing = W x D x L

= (0.60m x 0.20m x 1.0m) + (0.10m x 0.50m x 1.0m)
= 0.17 cu. m.

Volume of Column = (L x W x Ht from top of footing to NGL) x (Number of Units)

= (0.20m x 0.20m x 1.20m) (16) + (0.20m x 0.20m x 1.15m) (4)
= 0.952 cu. m.
Vol. of embedded conc. = 22.328 cu. m.

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 Vol. of embedded CHB = (Thickness of CHB x Ht. CHB from top of WF to the NGL) x (Length of WF-1)
= (0.10m x 0.30) x (62m)
= 1.86 cu. m.

Volume of Septic Tank = L x W x D

= 3.15m x 1.20m x 1.35m
= 5.103 cu. m.

Volume of Catch Basin = L x W x D x (Number of Units)

= 0.80m x 0.80m x 0.80m x (6 units)
= 3.072 cu. m.

Volume of Grease Trap = L x W x D

= 0.60m x 0.60m x 0.60m x (1 unit)
= 0.216 cu. m.

Volume of Base Course = Base course in footings + Base Course of WF-1

F1 Base Course = (L x W x thickness of base course) x (no. of units)
= (1.50m x 1.50m x 0.10m) (16 units)
= 3.60 cu. m.
F2 Base Course = (L x W x thickness of base course) x (no. of units)
= (1.80m x 1.80m x 0.10m) (4 units)
= 1.296 cu. m.
WF-1 Base Course = (W x thickness of base course) x (Length)
= (0.40m x 0.10m) (62m)
= 4.96 cu. m.
Total Vol. Base Course = 9.856 cu. m.

Volume of Drainage = (Cross-sectional Area) x (Length of pipe)

Length of pipe = 5m
( . )
= x 5m
= 0.157 cu. m. x 2
= 0.314 cu. m.
Length of pipe = 6m
( . )
= x 6m
= 0.188 cu. m. x 2
= 0.376 cu. m.
Volume of Drainage = 0.69 cu. m.

Volume of Sewer Pipe = (Cross-sectional Area) x (Length of pipe)

Length of pipe = 7.5m
( . )
= x 7.5m
= 0.059 cu. m.
Length of pipe = 9.5m
( . )
= x 9.5m
= 0.075 cu. m.

Length of pipe = 3.5m

( . )
= x 3.5m

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 = 0.027 cu. m.
Volume of Sewer Pipe = 0.161 cu. m.

Volume of backfill = (112.837 cu. m.) – (22.328 + 1.86 + 5.103 + 3.072 +0.216 + 9.856 +0.69
+0.161)
Volume of backfill = 69.551 cu. m. (Compact Volume)

NOTE: Add 25% Shrinkage factor to the compact volume.

Loose Vol. of backfill = (Compact Volume) x (1.25)

= (69.551 cu. m.) x (1.25)
Loose Vol. of backfill = 86.94 cu. m.

MANPOWER CAPABILITY:
1 man can backfill and compact 1.0 cu. m. per day

Using 10 men:
Accomplishment / day = (Capability of 1 man per day) x (Number of men)
= (1.0 cu. m. /day /1 man) x (10 men)
= 10.0 cu. m. /day

Number of days =
. . .
= . . ./
= 8.69 days = say 9 days

A. MANPOWER COST:
10 Laborers at PHP 327.00/day for 9 days = PHP 29,430.00

Total Direct Cost = PHP 29,430.00

Direct Unit Cost =

, .
= . . .
Direct Unit Cost = PHP 423.14 per cu. m.

Adjusted Unit Cost (40% Mark – up) = Direct Unit Cost + 40% (Direct Unit Cost)
= PHP 423.14 x 1.40
= PHP 592.40 per cu. m.
Total Adjusted Cost= Adjusted Unit Cost x Compact Volume
= (PHP 592.40/cu. m.) x (69.551 cu. m.)
Total Adjusted Cost = PHP 41,202.01

C. HAUL - OUT:
Volume of Haul - out = (Volume of excavation) – (Compact Volume of backfill)
= (112.837 cu. m.) – (69.551 cu. m.)
Volume of Haul – out = 43.286 cu. m. (Compact Volume)

NOTE: Add 25% Shrinkage factor to the compact volume.

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 Loose Vol. of Haul-out= (Compact Volume) x (1.25)
= (43.286 cu. m.) x (1.25)
Loose Vol. of Haul-out= 54.11 cu. m.

MANPOWER CAPABILITY:
1 man can haul-out 2.0 cu. m. per day

Using 10 men:
Accomplishment / day = (Capability of 1 man per day) x (Number of men)
= (2.0 cu. m. /day /1 man) x (10 men)
= 20.0 cu. m. /day

Number of days =
. . .
= . . ./
= 2.71 days = say 3 days

A. MANPOWER COST:
10 Laborers at PHP 327.00/day for 3 days = PHP 9810.00

Total Direct Cost = PHP 9,810.00

Direct Unit Cost =

= 9,810.00/43.286cu.m.
Direct Unit Cost = PHP 226.63 per cu. m.

Adjusted Unit Cost (40% Mark – up)= Direct Unit Cost + 40% (Direct Unit Cost)
= PHP 226.63 x 1.40
= PHP 317.282 per cu. m.
Total Adjusted Cost= Adjusted Unit Cost x Compact Volume
= (PHP 317.28/cu. m.) x (43.286 cu. m.)
Total Adjusted Cost = PHP 13,733.87

D. BASE COURSE:

Vol. of base course = Base course in footings + Base course in WF-1+ Base course in flooring
Base course in F1 (16 units) = L x W x Thickness of base course x (no. of units)
= (1.50m x 1.50m x 0.10m) (16 units)
= 3.60 cu. m.

Base course in F2 (4 units) = L x W x Thickness of base course x (no. of units)

= (1.80m x 1.80m x 0.10m) (4 units)
= 1.296 cu. m.

Base course in WF-1 = (W x thickness of base course) x (Length)

= (0.40m x 0.10m) (62m)
= 4.96 cu. m.

Base course in Stair Footing = W x L x Thickness of base course

= 0.60m x 1.0m x 0.10m
= 0.06 cu. m.

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 Base course in flooring = (Floor Area) x (Thickness of base course)
= (109.00 sq. m.) (0.10m)
= 10.90 cu. m.

Vol. of base course = 3.60 cu. m. + 1.296 cu. m. + 4.96 cu. m. + 0.06 cu. m. + 10.90 cu. m.
Vol. of base course = 20.816 cu. m. (Compact Volume)

NOTE: Add 25% Shrinkage factor to the compact volume.

Loose Vol. of base course = (Compact Volume) x (1.25)

= (20.816 cu. m.) x (1.25)
Loose Vol. of base course = 26.02 cu. m.

NOTE: When buying aggregates always add 10% Waste factor. Volume to purchase must be
rounded up to 0.50 cu. m.

Volume = 26.02 cu. m. x 1.10

Vol. to purchase = 28.62 cu. m. = say 29 cu. m.

A. MATERIAL COST:
29 cu. m. base course at PHP 1,600.00/cu. m. = PHP 46,400.00

MANPOWER CAPABILITY:
1 man can spread and compact 1.0 cu. m. per day

Using 10 men:
Accomplishment / day = (Capability of 1 man per day) x (Number of men)
= (1.0 cu. m. /day /1 man) x (10 men)
= 10.0 cu. m. /day

Number of days =
. . .
= . . ./
= 2.60 days = say 3 days
B. MANPOWER COST:
10 Laborers at PHP 327.00/day for 3 days = PHP 9,810.00

Total Direct Cost = Material Cost + Manpower Cost

= PHP 46,400.00 + PHP 9,810.00
= PHP 56,210.00

Direct Unit Cost =

, .
= . . .
Direct Unit Cost = PHP 2,700.33 per cu. m.

Adjusted Unit Cost (40% Mark – up)= Direct Unit Cost + 40% (Direct Unit Cost)
= PHP 2,700.33 x 1.40
= PHP 3,780.46 per cu. m.

Total Adjusted Cost = Adjusted Unit Cost x Compact Volume

= (PHP 3,780.46/cu. m.) x (20.816 cu. m.)
Total Adjusted Cost = PHP 78,694.00

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 E. EARTHFILL:

Vol. of Earthfill= Area x Thickness of Earthfill

@ Elev. 0.10m.:
Area = (3.0m x 4.0m) = 12 sq. m. ; Thickness = 0
@ Elev. 0.20m.:
Area = (2.0m x 4.0m) + (1.5m x 3.5m) = 13.25 sq. m. ; Thickness = 0
@ Elev. 0.25m.:
Area = (2.0m x 2.0m) + (1.5m x 3.0m) = 8.50 sq. m.; Thickness = 0.05m ; Vol = 0.425 cu. m
@ Elev. 0.30m.:
Area = (121.0 –12- 13.25 – 8.50) sq. m. = 87.25 sq. m. ; Thickness = 0.10m; Vol = 8.725 cu. m.

Vol. of Earthfill= 0.425 cu. m. + 8.725 cu. m. = 9.15 cu. m. (Compact Volume)

NOTE: Add 25% Shrinkage factor to the compact volume.

Loose Vol. of Earthfill = (Compact Volume) x (1.25)

= (9.15 cu. m.) x (1.25)
Loose Vol. of Earthfill = 11.44 cu. m.

NOTE: When buying aggregates always add 10% Waste factor. Volume to purchase must be
rounded up to 0.50 cu. m.

Volume = 11.44 cu. m. x 1.10

Vol. to purchase = 12.58 cu. m. = say 13 cu. m.

A. MATERIAL COST:
13 cu. m. earthfill at PHP 400.00/cu. m. = PHP 5,200.00

MANPOWER CAPABILITY:
1 man can spread and compact 1.0 cu. m. per day

Using 10 men:
Accomplishment / day = (Capability of 1 man per day) x (Number of men)
= (1.0 cu. m. /day /1 man) x (10 men)
= 10.0 cu. m. /day

Number of days =
. . .
= . . ./
= 1.14 days = say 1.5 days

B. MANPOWER COST:
10 Laborers at PHP 327.00/day for 1.5 days = PHP 4,905.00

Total Direct Cost = Material Cost + Manpower Cost

= PHP 5,200.00 + PHP 4,905.00
= PHP 10,105.00

Direct Unit Cost =

, .
= . . .
Direct Unit Cost = PHP 1,104.37 per cu. m.

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 Adjusted Unit Cost (40% Mark – up)= Direct Unit Cost + 40% (Direct Unit Cost)
= PHP 1,104.37 per cu. m. x 1.40
= PHP 1,546.12 per cu. m.

Total Adjusted Cost = Adjusted Unit Cost x Compact Volume

= (PHP 1,546.12/cu. m.) x (9.15 cu. m.)
Total Adjusted Cost = PHP 14,147.00

SUMMARY OF EARTHWORKS:
Item Description Quantity Unit Adj. Unit Cost Amount
I Earthworks
Excavation 112.837 cu. m. PHP 649.15 PHP 73,248.14
Backfill 69.551 cu. m. PHP 592.40 PHP 41,202.01
Haul - out 43.286 cu. m. PHP 317.28 PHP 13,733.87
Base Course 20.816 cu. m. PHP 3,780.46 PHP 78,694.00
Earthfill 9.15 cu. m. PHP 1,546.12 PHP 14,147.00
TOTAL PHP
221,024.96

II. CONCRETE:
Mixture= 1 : 2 : 3
Slab thickness = 100mm
Cement = PHP 215.00/bag
Sand = PHP 1,600.00/cu. m.
Gravel = PHP 1,600.00/cu. m
Water = PHP 175.00/cu. m
Mixer Operator = PHP 350.00/day
Carpenter = PHP 350.00/day
Mason = PHP 350.00/day
Laborer = PHP 327.00/day
1 Bagger Concrete Mixer = 1,000.00/day
Fuel = 52.00/Liter

Volume of concrete = Vol. of footing + Vol. of WF + Vol. of Slab + Vol. of Column + Vol. of Septic Tank
cover and floor + Vol. of Grease Trap cover & floor + Vol. of Catch Basin + Vol. of Beam + Vol. of Roof
Beam + Vol. of Stairs + Vol. Of Kitchen counter + Vol. of Baluster toppings+ Vol. of Lintel beam

Volume of F1 (16 units) = L x W x T x (no. of units)

= (1.50m x 1.50m x 0.30m) (16 units)
= 10.80 cu. m.
Volume of F2 (4 units) = L x W x T x (no. of units)
= (1.80m x 1.80m x 0.35m) (4 units)
= 4.536 cu. m.
Volume of Footings = 15.336 cu. m.

Volume of WF – 1= W x T x Length of WF-1 ; Length = 62m

= 0.40m x 0.20m x 62m
= 4.96 cu. m.
Volume of WF – 2= Area of Trapezoid x Length of WF-2 ; Length = 26m

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 . .
= x 0.10m (26m)
= 0.91 cu. m.
Volume of WF = 5.87 cu. m.

Volume of Column (20 units)= b x b x Ht of Col x no. of col. ; Ht of column = 7.50m

= 0.20m x 0.20m x 7.50m (20 units)
= 6.0 cu. m.

Volume of Beam = b x h x Length of Beam ; Length of Beam = 113.0m

= 0.20m x 0.35m x 113.0m
= 7.91 cu. m.

Volume of Roof Beam = b x h x Length of Roof Beam ; Length of Roof Beam = 74.0m
= 0.20m x 0.35m x 74.0m
= 5.18 cu. m.

Volume of Lintel Beam = b x h x Length of Lintel Beam ; Length of Lintel Beam = 112.50m
= 0.10m x 0.25m x 112.50m
= 2.813 cu. m.

Volume of Floor Slab = Floor Area x Thickness of Slab

= 121.0m2 x 0.10m
= 12.10 cu. m.
Vol. of Stair Footing = W x T x L
= (0.60m x 0.20m x 1.0m) + (0.15m x 0.50m x 1.0m)
= 0.195 cu. m.
Volume of Stairs = Area of Trapezoid x Length x (no. of steps)
. .
= x 0.18m (1.0m) x (15) + (1.0m x 2.0m x 0.10m)
= 0.875 cu. m.

Vol. of Septic Tank cover & floor= (L x W x T) (2)

= (3.15m x 1.20m x 0.10m) (2)
= 0.756 cu. m.

Volume of Catch basin floor = L x W x T (no. of units)

= 0.80m x 0.80m x 0.05m x (6 units)
= 0.192 cu. m.

Volume of Grease Trap = L x W x T (1 unit)

= 0.60m x 0.60m x 0.05m x (1 unit) (2)
= 0.036 cu. m.

TOTAL VOLUME OF CONCRETE = 57.263 cu. m.

*Using 1 : 2 : 3 Mixture:
c : w = 1 : 19 Liters

( )( )
Volume of Cement = ( )( )

. / ( / )
= ( . )( / )

Volume of Cement = 0.0127 cu. m.

( )( )
Volume of Sand = ( )( )

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 . / ( / )
= ( . )( / )

Volume of Sand = 0.0359 cu. m.

( )( )
Volume of Gravel = ( )( )

. / ( / )
= ( . )( / )

Volume of Gravel = 0.0517 cu. m.

( )( )
Volume of Water = ( )( )

Volume of Water = .
.
= .

Volume of Water = 0.019 cu. m.

Volume of concrete / batch = 0.0127 cu. m. +0.0359 cu. m. + 0.0517 cu. m. + 0.019 cu. m.
Volume of concrete / batch = 0.1193 cu. m.
Determine the number of Batches:

No. of Batches =
. . .
=
. . ./

No. of Batches = 479.992 Batches

MATERIALS:
No. of bags of cement = (No .of Batches) x (Cement Ratio / batch)
= (479.992 batches) x 1bag / batch
No. of bags of cement = 479.992 bags ≈ say 480 bags
Req’d Volume of Sand = (No .of Batches) x (Sand Ratio / batch)
= (479.992 batches) x (2ft3) x (0.0283m3/ft3) x 1.10
Req’d Volume of Sand = 29.88 cu. m. ≈ say 30.0 cu. m.
Req’d Volume of Gravel = (No .of Batches) x (Gravel Ratio / batch)
= (479.992 batches) x (3ft3) x (0.0283m3/ft3) x 1.10
Req’d Volume of Gravel = 44.83 cu. m. ≈ say 45.0 cu. m.
Req’d Volume of Water = (No .of Batches) x (Water Ratio/batch)
= (479.992 batches) x (19L/batch) x (1m3/1000L)
Req’d Volume of Water = 9.12 cu. m. ≈ say 9.50 cu. m.

A. MATERIAL COST:
Cement = 480 bags x PHP 215.00/bag = PHP 103,200.00
Sand = 30.0 cu. m. x PHP 1,600.00/cu. m. = PHP 48,000.00
Gravel = 45.0 cu. m. x PHP 1,600.00/cu. m. = PHP 72,000.00

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 Water = 9.50 cu. m. x PHP 175.00/cu. m. = PHP 1,662.50__
Total Material Cost = PHP 224,862.50

MANPOWER CAPABILITY:
2 men can accomplish 0.50 cu. m. per day
 1 Mixing crew consist of 14 men:
Mason = 2 ; Mixer Operator = 1 ; Carpenter = 1 ; Laborer = 10

Using 1 crew:
Accomplishment / day = (Capability of 2 men per day) x (Number of men in 1 crew)
= (0.50 cu. m. /day /2 men) x (14 men)
= 3.50 cu. m. /day
Number of days =
. . .
= . . ./
= 16.36 days ≈ say 16.5 days
B. MANPOWER COST:
1 - Mixer Operator at PHP 350.00/day for 16.5 days = PHP 5,775.00
1 - Carpenter at PHP 350.00/day for 16.5 days = PHP 5,775.00
2 - Mason at PHP 350.00/day for 16.5 days = PHP 11,550.00
10 - Laborer at PHP 327.00/day for 16.5 days = PHP 53,955.00
Total Manpower Cost = PHP 77,055.00

C. EQUIPMENT RENTAL:
1 – Unit = One - Bagger Mixer at PHP 1000.00/day for 16.5 days = PHP 16,500.00

D. FUEL & LUBRICANTS:

 Fuel consumption of mixer per day = 8 Liters
Total = 8 Liters x 16.5days = 132.0 Liters
Cost = 132.0 Liters x at PHP 52.00/Liters
Cost = PHP 6,864.00.00
 Lubricants = 15% of the Fuel Cost
Cost of Lubricants = PHP 6,864.00 (0.15)
Cost of Lubricants = PHP 1,029.60

Total Cost of Fuel & Lubricants = PHP7,893.60

Total Direct Cost = Material Cost + Manpower Cost + Equipment Rental + Fuel & Lubricants
Total Direct Cost = PHP 326,311.10

Direct Unit Cost =

, .
= . . .

Direct Unit Cost = PHP 5,698.46 per cu. m.

Adjusted Unit Cost (40% Mark – up)= Direct Unit Cost + 40% (Direct Unit Cost)
= PHP 5,698.46 per cu. m. x 1.40
= PHP 7,977.85 per cu. m.
Total Adjusted Cost = Adjusted Unit Cost x Total Volume of Concrete
= (PHP 7,977.85/cu. m.) x (57.263 cu. m.)

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 Total Adjusted Cost = PHP 456,835.5

Item Description Quantity Unit Adj. Unit Cost Amount

II CONCRETE WORKS 57.263 cu. m. PHP 7,874.26 PHP 450,903.64
CEMENT 480 bags PHP 215.00 PHP 103,200
SAND 30 cu. m. PHP 1,600.00 PHP 48,000.00
GRAVEL 45 cu. m. PHP 1,600.00 PHP 72,000.00
WATER 9.50 cu. m. PHP 175.00 PHP 1,662.50

III. MASONRY:
Filler:
Using 4” CHB:
Consider 1 hole: Consider 1 corner:
1 2" 1
2" 2"
Asp
1 1
2" 2"
1
2"
1" 2"

1 1
1
2" 2" 2"
A1sp = A - AQC
1 1
2"
3"
2"
A1sp = (½” x ½”) -
( )
A4sp = 0.05365 in2 (4 corners) A1sp = ¼ in2 –
A4sp = 0.2146 in2 A1sp = 0.05365 in2
A 1hole = (2” x 3”) – 0.2146
A 1hole = 5.7846 in2 Vol. of 4 holes = 23.1416 in2 x 8 in
A 4hole = (5.7846 in2) (4) Vol. of 4 holes = 185.1327 in3 (1ft/12in)3
(0.0283m3/ft3)
A 4hole = 23.1416 in2 Vol. of 4 holes = 0.003 cu. m.
Setting:
Using 4” CHB:
Vol. of setting for 1pc of 4” CHB = 0.40m. x 0.10m. x 0.025m.
Vol. of setting for 1pc of 4” CHB = 0.001 cu. m.

Total Volume of filler and setting for 1pc – 4” CHB:

= 0.003 cu. m. + 0.001 cu. m.
= 0.004 cu. m.

Using 4” CHB = 0.004 cu. m.

Using 6” CHB = 0.0077 cu. m.

Given:
4” CHB = PHP 10.00/pc W1 = 0.70m x 1.20m (2 sets)
6” CHB = PHP 12.00/pc W2 = 1.40m x 1.20m (12 sets)
Cement = PHP 215.00/bag W3 = 2.10m x 1.20m (6 sets)
Sand = PHP 900.00/cu. m. W4 = 0.50m x 0.50m (4 sets)
Water = PHP 175.00/cu. m D1 = 1.00m x 2.10m (1 set)
Mason = PHP 350.00/day D2 = 0.80m x 2.10m (13 sets)
Laborer = PHP 285.00/day D3 = 0.70m x 2.10m (4 sets)

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 Mark – up = 40% D4 = 2.00m x 2.10m (1 set)

Net Area to be provided with CHB = AGROSS – AOPENING

A1 = (Length of WF-1 @ porch) x (ht)

A1 = 10.0m x 0.50m = 5.0 sq. m.

A2 = (Length of WF-1 @ carport) x (ht)

A2 = 7.0m x 0.40m = 2.80 sq. m.

A3 = (Length of WF-1 w/ full ht) x (ht)

A3 = (34.0m x 6.60m) + (14.0m x 3.30m) = 270.60 sq. m.

A4 = (Length of WF-2) x (ht)

A4 = (21.0m x 6.60m) + (10.0m x 3.30m) + (16.0m x 3.0m) = 219.60 sq. m.

AGROSS = A1 + A2 + A3 + A4
= 5.0m2 + 2.80m2+ 270.60m2 + 219.60m2
AGROSS = 498.0 sq. m.
AOPENING = ADOORS + AWINDOWS
AOPENING = [(0.70m x 2.1m)(4 sets) + (0.80m x 2.1m)(13 sets) + (1.0m x 2.1m)(1 set) + (2.0m x 2.1m)
(1 set)] + [(0.70m x 1.2m)(2 sets) + (1.4m x 1.2m)(12 sets) + (2.1m x 1.2m)(6sets) + (0.5m x 0.5m)
(4 sets)]
AOPENING = 71.98 sq. m.
Net Area to be provided with CHB = 498.0m2 – 71.98m2 = 426.02 sq. m.
Required no. of 4” CHB = .
. ²
=( . )( . ) ²
= 5,325.25 pcs
= 5,326 pcs of 4” CHB (Actual)
Number of 4” CHB to be purchased (5% Waste Factor)
= 5,326 pcs (1.05)
= 5,592.3 pcs ; say ≈ 5,593 pcs of 4” CHB
Total Volume of Filler and Setting
= (Actual Requirement of 4” CHB)(Vol. of filler and setting per 1 pc of CHB)
= 5,326 pcs. (0.004 cu. m./1 pc.)
= 21.304 cu. m.

*Using Mixture 1 : 5 for filler and setting:

c : w = 5 gallons = 19 Liters

( )( )
Volume of Cement = ( )( )

. / ( / )
= ( . )( / )

Volume of Cement = 0.0127 cu. m.

( )( )
Volume of Sand = ( )( )

. / ( / )
= ( . )( / )

Volume of Sand = 0.0889 cu. m.

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 ( )( )
Volume of Water = ( )( )

Volume of Water = .
.
= .

Volume of Water = 0.019 cu. m.

Volume of mortar / batch = 0.0127 cu. m. +0.0889 cu. m. + 0.019 cu. m.
Volume of mortar / batch = 0.1216 cu. m.
Determine the number of Batches:
&
No. of Batches =
. . .
= . . ./

No. of Batches = 175.197 Batches

MATERIALS:
No. of bags of cement = (No .of Batches) x (Cement Ratio / batch)
= (175.197 batches) x 1bag / batch
No. of bags of cement = 175.20 bags ≈ say 176 bags
Req’d Volume of Sand = (No .of Batches) x (Sand Ratio / batch)
= (175.197 batches) x (5ft3) x (0.0283m3/ft3) x 1.10
Req’d Volume of Sand = 27.27 cu. m. ≈ say 27.50 cu. m.
Req’d Volume of Water = (No .of Batches) x (Water Ratio/batch)
= (175.197 batches) x (19L/batch) x (1m3/1000L)
Req’d Volume of Water = 3.33 cu. m. ≈ say 3.50 cu. m.
A. MATERIAL COST:
4” CHB = 5,593 pcs x PHP 10.00 / pc = PHP 55,930.00
Cement = 176 bags x PHP 215.00/bag = PHP 37,840.00
Sand = 27.50 cu. m. x PHP 900.00/cu. m. = PHP 24,750.00
Water = 3.50 cu. m. x PHP 175.00/cu. m. = PHP 612.50___
Total Material Cost = PHP 119,041.50

MANPOWER CAPABILITY:
1 Masonry crew (1 Mason & 1 Helper) can install 75 pcs of 4” CHB per day.

Using 5 crew:
Accomplishment / day = (Capability of 1 crew per day) x (Number of crew)
= (75 pcs /day /1 crew) x (5 crew)
= 375 pcs /day
Number of days =
,
= /
= 14.20 days ≈ say 14.5 days
B. MANPOWER COST:
5 Masons at PHP 350.00/day for 14.5 days = PHP 25,375.00
5 Laborers at PHP 327.00/day for 14.5 days = PHP 23,707.5
Total Manpower Cost = PHP 49,082.50

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 Total Direct Cost = Material Cost + Manpower Cost
Total Direct Cost = PHP 168,124.00

Direct Unit Cost =

, .
= . . .

Direct Unit Cost = PHP 394.64 per sq. m.

Adjusted Unit Cost (40% Mark – up)= Direct Unit Cost + 40% (Direct Unit Cost)
= PHP 394.64 per sq. m. x 1.40
= PHP 552.49 per sq. m.
Total Adjusted Cost = Adjusted Unit Cost x Net Area to be provided w/ CHB
= (PHP 552.49/sq. m.) x (426.02 sq. m.)
Total Adjusted Cost = PHP 235,373.6

FOR SEPTIC TANK: (6” CHB)

A = (Length) x (ht)
A = (9.90m x 1.50m) = 14.85 sq. m.
Required no. of 6” CHB = .
. ²
=( . )( . ) ²
= 185.625 pcs
= 186 pcs of 6” CHB (Actual)
Number of 6” CHB to be purchased (5% Waste Factor)
= 186 pcs (1.05)
= 195.3 pcs ; say ≈ 196 pcs of 6” CHB

Total Volume of Filler and Setting

= (Actual Requirement of 6” CHB)(Vol. of filler and setting per 1 pc of CHB)
= 186 pcs. (0.0077 cu. m./1 pc.)
= 1.432 cu. m.

*Using Mixture 1 : 5 for filler and setting:

c : w = 5 gallons = 19 Liters

( )( )
Volume of Cement = ( )( )

. / ( / )
= ( . )( / )

Volume of Cement = 0.0127 cu. m.

( )( )
Volume of Sand = ( )( )

. / ( / )
= ( . )( / )

Volume of Sand = 0.0889 cu. m.

( )( )
Volume of Water = ( )( )

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 Volume of Water = .
.
= .

Volume of Water = 0.019 cu. m.

Volume of mortar / batches = 0.0127 cu. m. +0.0889 cu. m. + 0.019 cu. m.
Volume of mortar / batches = 0.1216 cu. m.
Determine the number of Batches:
&
No. of Batches =
. . .
= . . ./

No. of Batches = 11.776 Batches

MATERIALS:
No. of bags of cement = (No .of Batches) x (Cement Ratio / batch)
= (11.776 batches) x 1bag / batch
No. of bags of cement = 11.78 bags ≈ say 12 bags
Req’d Volume of Sand = (No .of Batches) x (Sand Ratio / batch)
= (11.776 batches) x (5ft3) x (0.0283m3/ft3) x 1.10
Req’d Volume of Sand = 1.83 cu. m. ≈ say 2.0 cu. m.
Req’d Volume of Water = (No .of Batches) x (Water Ratio/batch)
= (11.776 batches) x (19L/batch) x (1m3/1000L)
Req’d Volume of Water = 0.22 cu. m. ≈ say 0.50 cu. m.
A. MATERIAL COST:
6” CHB = 196 pcs x PHP 15.00 / pc = PHP 2,940.00
Cement = 12 bags x PHP 215.00/bag = PHP 2,580.00
Sand = 2.0 cu. m. x PHP 900.00/cu. m. = PHP 1,800.00
Water = 0.50 cu. m. x PHP 175.00/cu. m. = PHP 87.50___
Total Material Cost = PHP 7,407.50

MANPOWER CAPABILITY:
1 Masonry crew (1 Mason & 1 Helper) can install 50 pcs of 6” CHB per day.

Using 2 crew:
Accomplishment / day = (Capability of 1 crew per day) x (Number of crew)
= (50 pcs /day /1 crew) x (2 crew)
= 100 pcs /day
Number of days =

= /
= 1.86 days ≈ say 2.0 days
B. MANPOWER COST:
2 Masons at PHP 350.00/day for 2.0 days = PHP 1,400.00
2 Laborers at PHP 327.00/day for 2.0 days = PHP 1,308.00
Total Manpower Cost = PHP 2,708.00

Total Direct Cost = Material Cost + Manpower Cost

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 Total Direct Cost = PHP 10,115.50

Direct Unit Cost =

, .
= . . .

Direct Unit Cost = PHP 681.18 per sq. m.

Adjusted Unit Cost (40% Mark – up)= Direct Unit Cost + 40% (Direct Unit Cost)
= PHP 681.18 per sq. m. x 1.40
= PHP 953.65 per sq. m.
Total Adjusted Cost = Adjusted Unit Cost x Net Area to be provided w/ CHB
= (PHP 953.65/sq. m.) x (14.85 sq. m.)
Total Adjusted Cost = PHP 14,161.70

PLASTERING:

Standard Thickness of Plaster = 20mm

Area to be Plastered = (Net Area to be Provided w/ CHB)(2 Faces) – (Embedded Area) + (Additive
Area)
WF-1 @ Carport:
A1 = (Length of WF-1) x (ht)
A1 = (7.0m x 0.40m) + (7.0m x 0.30m) = 4.90 sq. m.
WF-1 @ Porch & Terrace:
A2 = (Length of WF-1) x (ht)
A2 = (8.50m x 0.50m) + (8.50m x 0.30m) = 6.80 sq. m.
WF-1 @ Porch & Carport:
A3 = (Length of WF-1) x (ht)
A3 = (1.50m x 0.50m) + (1.50m x 0.40m) = 1.35 sq. m.
WF-1 @ Porch & Terrace with full ht:
A4 = (Length of WF-1) x (ht)
A4 = (10.0m x 0.60m) + (10.0m x 0.50m) = 11.0 sq. m.
WF-1 @ Carport with full ht:
A5 = (Length of WF-1) x (ht)
A5 = (5.50m x 0.60m) + (5.50m x 0.40m) = 5.50 sq. m.
WF-1 @ T&B & TERRACE:
A6 = (Length of WF-1) x (ht)
A6 = (2.0m x 0.55m) + (2.0m x 0.50m) = 2.10 sq. m.
WF-1 @ T&B:
A7 = (Length of WF-1) x (ht)
A7 = (7.50m x 0.55m) + (7.50m x 0.30m) = 6.375 sq. m.
WF-1 @ with full ht:
A8 = (Length of WF-1) x (ht)
A8 = (23.0m x 0.60m) + (23.0m x 0.30m) = 20.70 sq. m.
Total Embedded Area = 58.725 sq. m.

Additive Area @ T&B:

A = (Length) x (ht)
A = (19.50m x 0.05m) = 0.975 sq. m.
Area to be plastered @ Septic Tank:
A = () x (ht)
A = (11.10m x 1.50m) = 16.65 sq. m.

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 Area to be plastered = (426.02m2 x 2 faces) – (58.725m2) + (0.975m2) + (16.65m2)
Area to be plastered = 810.94 sq. m.

Volume of Plaster:
= (Area to be Plastered) (Thickness of Plaster)
= 810.94 sq. m. (0.02 m.)
= 16.219 cu. m.

*Using Mixture 1 : 2 for Mortar:

c : w = 1 bag = 8 Liters

( )( )
Volume of Cement = ( )( )

. / ( / )
= ( . )( / )

Volume of Cement = 0.0127 cu. m.

( )( )
Volume of Sand = ( )( )

. / ( / )
= ( . )( / )

Volume of Sand = 0.0359 cu. m.

( )( )
Volume of Water = ( )( )

Volume of Water =
.
.
= .

Volume of Water = 0.008 cu. m.

Volume of mortar / batch = 0.0127 cu. m. +0.0359 cu. m. + 0.008 cu. m.
Volume of mortar / batch = 0.0566 cu. m.
Determine the number of Batches:

No. of Batches =
. . .
= . . ./

No. of Batches = 291.709 Batches

MATERIALS:
No. of bags of cement = (No .of Batches) x (Cement Ratio / batch)
= (291.709 batches) x 1bag / batch
No. of bags of cement = 291.71 bags ≈ say 292 bags
Req’d Volume of Sand = (No .of Batches) x (Sand Ratio / batch)
= (291.709 batches) x (2ft3) x (0.0283m3/ft3) x 1.10

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 Req’d Volume of Sand = 18.16 cu. m. ≈ say 18.50 cu. m.
Req’d Volume of Water = (No .of Batches) x (Water Ratio/batch)
= (291.709 batches) x (8L/batch) x (1m3/1000L)
Req’d Volume of Water = 2.33 cu. m. ≈ say 2.50 cu. m.

A. MATERIAL COST:
Cement = 292 bags x PHP 215.00/bag = PHP 62,780.00
Sand = 18.50 cu. m. x PHP 900.00/cu. m. = PHP 16,650.00
Water = 2.50 cu. m. x PHP 175.00/cu. m. = PHP 437.50___
Total Material Cost = PHP 79,867.50

MANPOWER CAPABILITY:
1 Masonry crew can plaster 6.0 sq. m. per day.

Using 5 Masonry crew:

Accomplishment / day = (Capability of 1 crew per day) x (Number of crew)
= (6.0m2 /day /1 crew) x (5 crew)
= 30.0m2 /day
Number of days =
. . .
= . ./
= 27.03 days ≈ say 27.50 days

B. MANPOWER COST:
5 Masons at PHP 350.00/day for 27.50 days = PHP 48,125.00
5 Laborers at PHP 327.00/day for 27.50 days= PHP 44,962.50
Total Manpower Cost = PHP 93088.00

Total Direct Cost = Material Cost + Manpower Cost

Total Direct Cost = PHP 172,955.50

Direct Unit Cost =

, .
= . . .

Direct Unit Cost = PHP 213.28 per sq. m.

Adjusted Unit Cost (40% Mark – up)= Direct Unit Cost + 40% (Direct Unit Cost)
= PHP 213.28 per sq. m. x 1.40
= PHP 298.588 per sq. m.
Total Adjusted Cost = Adjusted Unit Cost x Net Area to be provided w/ CHB
= (PHP 298.588/sq. m.) x (810.94 sq. m.)
Total Adjusted Cost = PHP 242,137.70

IV. REINFORCING BARS:

A. FOOTING BARS:
F-1 (16 units) = 1.50m x 1.50m ; cutting = 1.50m
Required no. of bars = (No. of bars / footing) (No. of units)
= (8 bars x 2) (16 units)

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 Required no. of bars= 256 pcs – 16mm Ø x 1.50m
*Determine the most economical length to use:
* Use 16mm Ø x 6m:
No. of cuts/length =
.
=
. /
No. of cuts/length = 4 cuts / length
*Determine the required no. of lengths:
.
Required no. of length = . /

= /

Required no. of length = 64 lengths – 16mm Ø x 6m ;Mass = x 0.888 x 6m x 64 length = 606.21

kg

F-2 (4 units) = 1.80m x 1.80m ; cutting = 1.80m

Required no. of bars = (No. of bars / footing) (No. of units)
= (12 bars x 2) (4 units)
Required no. of bars= 96 pcs – 16mm Ø x 1.80m
*Determine the most economical length to use:
* Use 16mm Ø x 9m:
No. of cuts/length =
.
= . /
No. of cuts/length = 5 cuts / length
*Determine the required no. of lengths:
.
Required no. of length = . /

= /
Required no. of length = 19.2 lengths – 16mm Ø x 9m
say ≈ 20 lengths – 16mm Ø x 9m ;Mass = x 0.888 x 9m x 20 length = 284.16
kg

SUMMARY OF FOOTING BARS:

16mm Ø x 6m deformed bar = 64 lengths
16mm Ø x 9m deformed bar = 20 lengths ; Mass = 890.37 kg

B. COLUMN BARS:
C-1 (20 units)= 020m x 0.20m ; cutting = 7.993m ≈ 8.0m
Required no. of bars = (No. of bars / column) (No. of units)
= (4 bars x/column) (20 units)
Required no. of bars = 80 pcs – 16mm Ø x 8.0m

*Determine the most economical length to use:

* Use 16mm Ø x 9m:
No. of cuts/length =

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 .
= . /
No. of cuts/length = 1 cuts / length
*Determine the required no. of lengths:
.
Required no. of length = . /

= /

Required no. of length = 80 lengths – 16mm Ø x 9m ;Mass = x 0.888 x 9m x 80 length =

1136.64 kg

C. COLUMN TIES:
Cutting = 120mm (4) + 35mm (2)= 550mm = 0.550m.
Required no. of column ties= (No. of ties / column) (No. of units)
.
= (No. of units)
.
= (No. of units)
.
= (No. of units)
Required no. of column ties= 80 pcs – 16mm Ø x 8.0m

*Determine the most economical length to use:

* Use 16mm Ø x 9m:
No. of cuts/length =
.
= . /
No. of cuts/length = 1 cuts / length
*Determine the required no. of lengths:
.
Required no. of length = . /

= /

Required no. of length = 80 lengths – 16mm Ø x 9m ;Mass = x 0.888 x 9m x 80 length =

1136.64 kg

SUMMARY OF COLUMN BARS:

16mm Ø x 9m deformed bar = 80 lengths
16mm Ø x 9m deformed bar = 80 lengths ; Mass = 1,136.64 kg

D. WALL – FOOTING REINFORCING BARS:

WF-1 Longitudinal Bars:
Total length of WF-1= 62.0m.
Using 12mm Ø x 6m:
Effective length= length of 1 bar – 40 (D)
= 6.0m – 40 (0.012m)
Effective length= 5.52m
Required no. of length = (No. of pcs)
.
= (3 pcs)
.
= [11.23] (3 pcs)

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 = [12] (3 pcs)
Required no. of length = 36 lengths – 12mm Ø x 6m ;Mass = x 0.888 x 6m x 36 length =
191.808 kg
WF-2 Longitudinal Bars:
Total length of WF-2 = 26.0m.
Using 12mm Ø x 6m:
Effective length= length of 1 bar – 40 (D)
= 6.0m – 40 (0.012m)
Effective length= 5.52m
Required no. of length = (No. of pcs)
.
= .
(2 pcs)
= [4.71] (2 pcs)
= [5] (2 pcs)
Required no. of length = 10 lengths – 12mm Ø x 6m ;Mass = x 0.888 x 6m x 10 length = 53.28
kg
WF-1 Lateral Ties:
Cutting of WF-1 Lateral Ties= Width of WF-1
Cutting of WF-1 Lateral Ties= 0.40m
(
Required no. of bars=
.
= .
Required no. of bars= 248 pcs – 10mm Ø x 0.40m
*Determine the most economical length to use:
* Use 10mm Ø x 6m:
No. of cuts/length =
.
= . /
No. of cuts/length = 15 cuts / length
*Determine the required no. of lengths:
.
Required no. of length =
. /

= /
= 16.53 lengths
Required no. of length = 17 lengths – 10mm Ø x 6m ;Mass = x 0.888 x 6m x 17 length = 62.90
kg

WF-2 Lateral Ties:

Cutting of WF-2 Lateral Ties= (0.15m) (2) + (0.14m) (2) + 0.25m
Cutting of WF-2 Lateral Ties= 0.83m
(
Required no. of bars=
.
=
.
Required no. of bars= 104 pcs – 10mm Ø x 0.83m
*Determine the most economical length to use:
* Use 10mm Ø x 7.5m:
No. of cuts/length =

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 .
= . /
= 9.04 cuts / length
No. of cuts/length = 9 cuts / length
*Determine the required no. of lengths:
.
Required no. of length = . /

= /
= 11.56 lengths
Required no. of length = 12 lengths – 10mm Ø x 7.5m ;Mass = x 0.888 x 7.5m x 12 length = 55.50
kg

SUMMARY OF WALL FOOTING BARS:

12mm Ø x 6m deformed bar = 46 lengths
10mm Ø x 6m deformed bar = 17 lengths
10mm Ø x 7.5m deformed bar = 12 lengths ; Mass = 363.488 kg

E. LINTEL BEAM REINFORCING BARS:

Total length of lintel beam = 112.50m.
Using 12mm Ø x 6m:
Effective length= length of 1 bar – 40 (D)
= 6.0m – 40 (0.012m)
Effective length= 5.52m
Required no. of length = (No. of pcs)
.
= .
(2 pcs)
= [20.38] (2 pcs)
= [21] (2 pcs)
Required no. of length = 42 lengths – 12mm Ø x 6m ;Mass = x 0.888 x 6m x 42 length =
223.776 kg
STIRRUPS:
Cutting = 0.17m + (0.35m) (2) = 0.24m
(
Required no. of bars=
.
=
.
= 562.5 pcs
Required no. of bars= 562 pcs – 10mm Ø x 0.83m
*Determine the most economical length to use:
* Use 10mm Ø x 6m:
No. of cuts/length =

= . /
No. of cuts/length = 25 cuts / length

*Determine the required no. of lengths:

.
Required no. of length = . /

= /
= 22.48 lengths

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 Required no. of length = 23 lengths – 10mm Ø x 6m ;Mass = x 0.888 x 6m x 23 length = 85.10
kg

SUMMARY OF LINTEL BEAM BARS:

12mm Ø x 6m deformed bar = 42 lengths
10mm Ø x 6m deformed bar = 23 lengths ; Mass = 308.86 kgV. FINISHES:

PAINTING:

Area to be Painted = Area to be Plastered – Area of T&B with Tiles

Area of T&B Cover w/ Tiles:
A = (Length) x (ht)
A = (8.0m x 1.5m) 2 + (9.0m x 1.5m) 2 – (0.70m x 1.5) 4
A = 46.80 m2

Area to be Painted = 810.94 m2 – 46.80m2

Area to be Painted = 764.14 sq. m.

*First Coating:
.
Required No. of Gallon = . /

Required No. of Gallon = 30.57 gallons ≈ say 31 gallons

*Second Coating:
.
Required No. of Gallon = /

Required No. of Gallon = 30.57 gallons ≈ say 31 gallons

Ceiling:

Area to be Painted = 204.0 sq. m.

*First Coating:
.
Required No. of Gallon =
. /

Required No. of Gallon = 8.16 gallons ≈ say 9 gallons

*Second Coating:
.
Required No. of Gallon = . /

Required No. of Gallon = 8.16 gallons ≈ say 9 gallons

*Total number of gallons:

Latex Flat (White) = 31 gal
Latex Paint = 62 gallons (Semi-gloss)
Enamel Paint = 20 gallons
Flatwall Enamel (White) = 11 gal
.
Paint Thinner =

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 = 29gallons / 10 gallons of paint
Paint Thinner= 2.9 gallons
=say 3 gallons paint thinner

A. MATERIAL COST:
31 gallons of Latex Flat(white) @ PHP 615.00/gallon = PHP 19,065.00
62 gallons of Latex Paint @ PHP 615.00 / gallon = PHP 38,130.00
18 gallons of(QDE) Enamel Paint @ PHP 610.00 / gallon= PHP 10,980.00
11 gal Flatwall Enamel (white) @ PHP 615.00 = PHP 6,765.00
3 gallons of Paint Thinner @ PHP 280.00/ gallon = PHP 840.00
Total Material Cost = PHP 75,780.00
MANPOWER CAPABILITY:
1 Painter and 1 helper can consume and paint 1 gallon per day

Using 5 Painting crew:

Accomplishment / day = (Capability of 1 crew per day) x (Number of crew)
= (1 gallon /day /1 crew) x (5 crew)
= 5 gallon /day
Number of days =

= /
= 24.40 days ≈ say 24.5 days

B. MANPOWER COST:

5 Painters at PHP 350.00/day for 24.50 days = PHP 42,875.00

5 Laborers at PHP 327.00/day for 24.50 days = PHP 40,057.50

Total Manpower Cost = PHP 82,932.50

Total Direct Cost = Material Cost + Manpower Cost

Total Direct Cost = PHP 100,283.00
Direct Unit Cost =

, .
= . . .

Direct Unit Cost = PHP 103.58 per sq. m.

Adjusted Unit Cost (40% Mark – up)= Direct Unit Cost + 40% (Direct Unit Cost)
= PHP 103.58 per sq. m. x 1.40
= PHP 145.016 per sq. m.
Total Adjusted Cost = Adjusted Unit Cost x Net Area to be provided w/ CHB
= (PHP 145.016 /sq. m.) x (968.14 sq. m.)
Total Adjusted Cost = PHP 140,396.20

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TILE FINISHED:

Area to be Tilled: (12” x 12” Unglazed Floor Tiles)

= Floor area – Area of T&B – Area of Stairs – Area of Carport
= 121.0m2 + 83.0m2 – 17.5m2 – 4.8m2 – 12.0m2 +
= 169.70 m2
Area to be Tilled: (8” x 8” Unglazed Tiles – T&B)
= Area of T&B + Area of T&B Wall (ht = 1.50m)
= 17.5m2 + 46.8m2
= 64.30 m2
Total Area to be provided with Tiles = 234.0 m2

MATERIALS:
No. of 12” x 12” Unglazed Tiles = (Area to be Tilled) x (1 tile / 0.09m2)
= (169.70m2) x 1 tile / 0.09m2
No. of 12” x 12” Unglazed Tiles = 1,885.56 tiles x 1.05 ≈ say 1,980 tiles
No. of 8” x 8” Unglazed Tiles= (Area to be Tilled) x (1 tile / 0.04m2)
= (64.30m2) x 1 tile / 0.04m2
No. of 8” x 8” Unglazed Tiles= 1,607.50 tiles x 1.05 ≈ say 1,688 tiles
No. of bags of Tile Adhesive= (Area to be Tilled) x (1 bag / 5.4m2)
= (234.0m2) x 1 bag / 5.4m2
No. of bags of Tile Adhesive= 43.33 bags ≈ say 44 bags
No. of bags of cement= (No. of Tile Adhesive) x (2 Cement bags / bag)
= (44 bags) x 2 Cement bags / bag
No. of bags of cement= 88 bags ≈ say 88 bags

No. of gallon of Redifix (Epoxy) = (Area to be Tilled) x (1 gallon / 5.4m2)

= (234.0m2) x 1 gallon / 5.4m2
No. of gallon of Redifix (Epoxy) = 43.33 gallon ≈ say 44 gallon
No. of packs of Tile Grout= (Area to be Tilled) x (1 pack or kg / 5.4m2)
= (234.0m2) x 1 pack / 5.4m2
No. of packs of Tile Grout= 43.33 packs ≈ say 44 packs or kg

A. MATERIAL COST:
8” x 8” Unglazed Tile= 1,688 pcs x PHP 10.00/pc = PHP 16,880.00
12” x 12” Unglazed Tile= 1,980 pcs x PHP 15.00/pc = PHP 29,700.00
Tile Adhesive = 44 bags x PHP 218.00/bag = PHP 9,592.00
Cement = 88 bags x PHP 215.00/bag = PHP 18,920.00
Redifix (Epoxy) = 44 gallon x PHP 620.00/gallon = PHP 27,280.00
Tile Grout = 44 packs x PHP 52.00/pack = PHP _2,288.00__
Total Material Cost = PHP 104,660.00
MANPOWER CAPABILITY:

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 *For laying 8” x 8” tiles:
1 Crew (1 Mason and 1 helper) can accomplish 72 pcs per day
*For laying 12” x 12” tiles:
1 Crew (1 Mason and 1 helper) can accomplish 40 pcs per day

For 8” x 8” tiles:
Using 3 crews:
Accomplishment / day = (Capability of 1 crew per day) x (Number of crew)
= (72 pcs /day /1 crew) x (3 crew)
= 216 pcs /day
.
Number of days =
,
= /
= 7.81 days ≈ say 8.0 days
For 12” x 12” tiles:
Using 3 crews:
Accomplishment / day = (Capability of 1 crew per day) x (Number of crew)
= (40 pcs /day /1 crew) x (3 crew)
= 120 pcs /day
.
Number of days =
.
= /
= 16.5 days ≈ say 16.5 days
Total number of days= 24.5 days

B. MANPOWER COST:
3 Masons at PHP 350.00/day for 24.5 days = PHP 25,725.50
3 Laborers at PHP 327.00/day for 24.5 days = PHP 24,034.50
Total Manpower Cost = PHP 49,760.00

Total Direct Cost = Material Cost + Manpower Cost

Total Direct Cost = PHP 154,420.00

Direct Unit Cost =

, .
= . . .

Direct Unit Cost = PHP 659.915 per sq. m.

Adjusted Unit Cost (40% Mark – up)= Direct Unit Cost + 40% (Direct Unit Cost)
= PHP 659.915 per sq. m. x 1.40
= PHP 923.88 per sq. m.
Total Adjusted Cost = Adjusted Unit Cost x Net Area to be provided w/ CHB
= (PHP 923.88/sq. m.) x (234.0 sq. m.)
Total Adjusted Cost = PHP 216,188.00

VI. ROOFING:
*Using Longspan Coloroof:
Nominal width = 0.945 m

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 Effective width = 0.845 m

*Using Ga # 24 x 8’ Corrugated G.I. Sheet:

32"
5"
A1 = 17.89 m2 A8 = 27.95 m2
A2 = 4.47 m2 A9 = 4.24 m2
A3 = 29.53 m2 A10 = 4.24 m2
A4 = 13.96 m2 A11 = 35.72 m2
LE = 7'2" A5 = 13.71 m2 A12 = 2.64 m2
(2.18 m)
8' A6 = 3.92 m2 A13 = 2.64 m2
A7 = 19.84 m2 A14 = 22.68 m2
ATOTAL = 203.43 m2

END LAP
= 10"

AE = (0.686m) x (2.18m)
AE = 1.495 m2

Total Roof Area = 203.43 m2 Required roofing nails = ( ")

.
Required LM = Required roofing nails = . /

.
Required LM = .
Required roofing nails = 136.07 ≈ 137 shts – Ga #24 x 8’

Required LM = 240.75 m Required roofing nails = 137 shts x 12 roofing nails/sht

Required roofing nails = 1,644 pcs – Tekscrew

*GUTTER: *RIDGE ROLL: *VALLEY ROLL:

Length = 11(2) + 12 + 12.68 + 6(2) (0.20) Width = 18” Length = 11.8 +5.15 + 8.08
+ 21.16 + 4 (0.20) (2) Length = 6 m Length = 25.03 m
Length = 71.84 m2
*HIP ROLL:
*Using Ga#24 x 8’ Plain G.I. Sheet: Length = 7.40 (2) + 5.9 (2) + 5.15 (2) + 5.34 +1.5 +2.2
Effective Length = 7.5’ (2.29 m) Length = 45.94 m
Required # of shts = Total Length of RR, HR & VR = 76.97 m
.
Required # of shts = . /
= 31.37 sheets
say ≈ 32 sheets – Ga #24 x 8’ Plain G.I. sheets

*Using Ga#24 x 8’ Plain G.I. Sheet:

Effective Length = 7.5’ (2.29 m)
, &
Required # of shts = x
.
Required # of shts = x = 16.81 sheets
. /
say ≈ 17 lengths – Ga #24 x 8’ Plain G.I. sheets

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*Required no. Blind rivets:
. .
No. of joints = .
= 62 joints
Required no. of Blind rivets = 62 joints x 20 pcs / joint
Required no. of Blind rivets = 1,240 pcs

A. MATERIAL COST:
Longspan Coloroof = 240.75 LM x PHP 310.00/LM = PHP 74,632.50
Ga #24 x 8’ Plain G.I. Sheet = 49 sheets x PHP 320.00/sheet = PHP 15,680.00
2 ½” Tekscrew = 1,644 pcs x PHP 1.75/pc = PHP 2,877.00
Blind rivet= 1,240 pcs x PHP 0.75/pc = PHP 930.00
Total Material Cost = PHP 94,119.50

MANPOWER CAPABILITY:
*For installation of longspan coloroof:
1 Crew (1 carpenter and 1 helper) can accomplish 32.7 LM per day
*For Fabrication and installation of gutter, ridge roll, hip roll and valley roll:
1 Crew (1 carpenter and 1 helper) can accomplish 2 sheets per day

For installation of longspan coloroof:

Using 3 crews:
Accomplishment / day = (Capability of 1 crew per day) x (Number of crew)
= (32.7 LM /day /1 crew) x (3 crew)
= 98.10 LM /day
Number of days =
.
= . /
= 2.45 days ≈ say 2.5 days
For fabrication and installation of gutter, ridge roll, hip roll & valley roll:
Using 3 crews:
Accomplishment / day = (Capability of 1 crew per day) x (Number of crew)
= (2 sheets /day /1 crew) x (3 crew)
= 6 sheets /day
.
Number of days =

= /
= 8.17 days ≈ say 8.5 days
Total number of days= 11.0 days

B. MANPOWER COST:
3 Carpenters at PHP 350.00/day for 11 days = PHP 11,550.00
3 Laborers at PHP 327.00/day for 11 days = PHP 10,791.00
Total Manpower Cost = PHP 22,341.00

Total Direct Cost = Material Cost + Manpower Cost

Total Direct Cost = PHP 116,460.5

Direct Unit Cost =

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 , .
= . . .

Direct Unit Cost = PHP 572.48 per sq. m.

Adjusted Unit Cost (40% Mark – up)= Direct Unit Cost + 40% (Direct Unit Cost)
= PHP 572.48 per sq. m. x 1.40
= PHP 801.48 per sq. m.
Total Adjusted Cost = Adjusted Unit Cost x Net Area to be provided w/ CHB
= (PHP 801.48/sq. m.) x (203.43 sq. m.)
Total Adjusted Cost = PHP 163,044.7

VII. STRUCTURAL STEEL:

*TRUSSES:
T1: T2:
Length of double angle = 14.22 m x 2 = 28.44 m Length of double angle = 17.40 m x 2 = 34.80 m
Length of single angle = 25.32 m Length of single angle = 23.60 m
Total Length = 53.76 m Total Length = 58.40 m
Required angle bar = Required angle bar =
. .
Required angle bar = = 8.96 lengths Required angle bar = = 9.73 lengths
Say ≈ 9 lengths – L ¼” x 1 ½” x 1 ½” angle bar (1 set) Say ≈ 10 lengths – L ¼” x 1 ½” x 1 ½” angle bar (1 set)

T3: T4:
Length of double angle = 8.32 m x 2 = 16.64 m Length of double angle = 5.88 m x 2 = 11.76 m
Length of single angle = 10.04 m Length of single angle = 4.96 m
Total Length = 26.68 m Total Length = 16.72 m
Required angle bar = Required angle bar =
. .
Required angle bar = = 4.45 lengths Required angle bar = = 2.78 lengths
Say ≈ 5 lengths – L ¼” x 1 ½” x 1 ½” angle bar (1 set) Say ≈ 3 lengths – L ¼” x 1 ½” x 1 ½” angle bar (1 set)

HT1: HT2:
Length of double angle = 16.90 m x 2 = 33.80 m Length of double angle = 13.48 m x 2 = 26.96 m
Length of single angle = 10.01 m Length of single angle = 7.96 m
Total Length = 43.81 m Total Length = 34.92 m
Required angle bar = Required angle bar =
. .
Required angle bar = = 7.30 lengths Required angle bar = =5.82 lengths
Say ≈ 8 lengths – L ¼” x 1 ½” x 1 ½” angle bar (4 sets) Say ≈ 6 lengths – L ¼” x 1 ½” x 1 ½” angle bar (3 sets)

HT3: HT4:
Length of double angle = 11.79 m x 2 = 23.58 m Length of double angle = 9.25 m x 2 = 18.50 m
Length of single angle = 6.91 m Length of single angle = 5.36 m
Total Length = 30.49 m Total Length = 23.86 m
Required angle bar = Required angle bar =
. .
Required angle bar = = 5.08 lengths Required angle bar = = 3.98 lengths
Say ≈ 6 lengths – L ¼” x 1 ½” x 1 ½” angle bar (3 sets) Say ≈ 4 lengths – L ¼” x 1 ½” x 1 ½” angle bar (2 sets)

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HT5: HT6:
Length of double angle = 10.35 m x 2 = 20.70 m Length of double angle = 8.98 m x 2 = 17.96 m
Length of single angle = 6.74 m Length of single angle = 5.78 m
Total Length = 27.44 m Total Length = 23.74 m
Required angle bar = Required angle bar =
. .
Required angle bar = = 4.57 lengths Required angle bar = =3.96 lengths
Say ≈ 5 lengths – L ¼” x 1 ½” x 1 ½” angle bar (1 set) Say ≈ 4 lengths – L ¼” x 1 ½” x 1 ½” angle bar (1 set)
HT7: HT8:
Length of double angle = 12.96 m x 2 = 25.92 m Length of double angle = 11.60 m x 2 = 23.20 m
Length of single angle = 8.51 m Length of single angle = 6.66 m
Total Length = 34.43 m Total Length = 29.86 m
Required angle bar = Required angle bar =
. .
Required angle bar = = 5.74 lengths Required angle bar = = 4.98 lengths
Say ≈ 6 lengths – L ¼” x 1 ½” x 1 ½” angle bar (1 set) Say ≈ 5 lengths – L ¼” x 1 ½” x 1 ½” angle bar (1 set)

HT9:
Length of double angle = 6.44 m x 2 = 12.88 m
Length of single angle = 2.63 m
Total Length = 15.51 m
Required angle bar =
.
Required angle bar = = 2.59 lengths
Say ≈ 3 lengths – L ¼” x 1 ½” x 1 ½” angle bar (2 sets)

SUMMARY OF TRUSSES:
T1 = 9 lengths (1 set) = 9 lengths HT4 = 4 lengths (2 sets) = 8 lengths
T2 = 10 lengths (1 set) = 10 lengths HT5 = 5 lengths (1 set) = 5 lengths
T3 = 5 lengths (1 set) = 5 lengths HT6 = 4 lengths (1 set) = 4 lengths
T4 = 3 lengths (1 set) = 3 lengths HT7 = 6 lengths (1 set) = 6 lengths
HT1 = 8 lengths (4 sets) = 32 lengths HT8 = 5 lengths (1 set) = 5 lengths
HT2 = 6 lengths (3 sets) = 18 lengths HT9 = 3 lengths (1 set) = 3 lengths
HT3 = 6 lengths (3 sets) = 18 lengths Total lengths = 126 lengths – L ¼” x 1 ½” x 1 ½” angle bar
Mass = _____kg
*RAFTER:
R1: R5:
Length = 9.0 m (8 sets) = 72 m Length = 8.92 m (1 set) = 8.92 m
R2: RR1:
Length = 7.30 m (2 sets) = 14.60 m Length = 6.45 m (1 set) = 6.45 m
R3: RR2:
Length = 14.10 m (3 sets) = 42.30 m Length = 4.75 m (1 set) = 4.75 m
R4: RR:
Length = 11.71 m (1 set) = 11.71 m Length = 3.90 m (3 sets) = 11.70 m
Total length of rafter = 172.43 m

Required angle bar =

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 .
Required angle bar = = 28.74 lengths

Say ≈ 29 lengths – L ¼” x 1” x 1” angle bar

Mass = _____kg
*C-PURLINS: * PURLIN CONNECTOR:
Total Length of C- Purlins = 374.80 m No. of pcs. @ Ground Floor = 226 pcs
No. of pcs. @ Second Floor = 124 pcs
Required C-Purlins = Total no. of purlin connector = 350 pcs

. ( )( . )( ")
Required C-Purlins = = 62.47 lengths No. of pcs / length = "
= 78 pcs / length

Say ≈ 63 lengths – 2” x 4” x 1.2mm C - Purlins Required angle bar = /

= 4.48 lengths

Mass = _____kg Say ≈ 5 lengths – L ¼” x 2” x 2” angle bar

Mass = _____kg

* SAG ROD: * BALCONY & STAIR RAILINGS:

No. of pcs. @ Ground Floor = 17 pcs 1 ½” Ø Stainless Pipe = 2 lengths
No. of pcs. @ Second Floor = 27 pcs 12mm Ø Round Bar = 11 lengths
Total no. of purlin connector = 44 pcs ¼” x 1 ½” x 6m Flat Bar = 4 lengths

No. of pcs / lenght = .

= 10 pcs / length Mass = ____kg

Required round bar = /

= 4.40 lengths

Say ≈ 5 lengths – 10mm Ø Plain Round Bar

Mass = _____kg

* WELDING ROD:
Total no. of joints = 225 joints
No. of pcs of welding rods = 225 joints x 5 pcs/joint
No. of pcs of welding rods = 1125 pcs
No. of kgs = 1125 pcs / 30pcs/kg = 37.5 kg

A. MATERIAL COST:
L ¼” x 1 ½” x 1 ½” Angle Bar = 126 lengths x PHP 902.00/length = PHP 113,652.00
L ¼” x 1” x 1” Angle Bar = 29 lengths x PHP 550.00/length = PHP 15,950.00
L ¼” x 2” x 2” Angle Bar = 5 lengths x PHP 1272.00/length = PHP 6,360.00
2” x 4” x 1.2mm C - Purlins = 63 lengths x PHP 567.00/length = PHP 35,721.00
12mm Ø Plain Round Bar= 11 lengths x PHP 230.00/length = PHP 2,530.00
10mm Ø Plain Round Bar= 5 lengths x PHP 170.00/length = PHP 840.00
1 ½” Ø Stainless Pipe = 2 lengths x PHP 1550.00/length = PHP 3,100.00
¼” x 1 ½” x 6m Flat Bar = 4 lengths x PHP 500.00/length = PHP 2,000.00
Welding Rod (1/8” x 12”) = 37.5 kg x PHP 135.00/kg = PHP 5,062.50
Total Material Cost = PHP 185,215.50

MANPOWER CAPABILITY:
*For fabrication & installation of steel truss and purlins with round bar sag rod:

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VIII. CARPENTRY:
* DOOR JAMB:
D1 (1 set): D2 (11 sets):
Header: cutting = 1.10 m (3.61’) Header: cutting = 0.90 m (2.95’)
Required = 1 pc – 2” x 6” x 3.61’ Required = 11 pcs – 2” x 6” x 2.95’
Side Jamb: cutting = 2.15 m (7.05’) Side Jamb: cutting = 2.15 m (7.05’)
Required = 2 pcs – 2” x 6” x 7.05’ Required = 22 pcs – 2” x 6” x 7.05’

D4 (1 set):
Header: cutting = 2.20 m (7.22’)
Required = 1 pc – 2” x 6” x 7.22’
Side Jamb: cutting = 2.15 m (7.05’)
Required = 2 pcs – 2” x 6” x 7.05’

SUMMARY OF DOOR JAMB:

2” x 6” x 3.61’ S4S = 1 pc = use 2” x 6” x 8’ S4S – 1 pc (fab. 1 @ 3.61’ & 1 @ 2.95”)
2” x 6” x 2.95’ S4S = 11 pcs = use 2” x 6” x 6’ S4S – 5 pcs (fab. 10 @2.95’)
2” x 6” x 7.22’ S4S = 1 pc = use 2” x 6” x 8’ S4S – 1 pc (fab. 1 @ 7.22’)
2” x 6” x 7.05’ S4S = 26 pcs = use 2” x 6” x 8’ S4S – 26 pcs (fab. 26 @ 7.05)
Bd. Ft. = 254 bd ft

* CEILING & CEILING JOIST:

GROUND FLOOR:
*Music Room (3.0m x 3.0m): *Guest Room (3.0m x 4.0m):
Primary Ceiling Joists: Primary Ceiling Joists:
Cutting = 3.0 m (10’) Cutting = 3.0 m (10’)
. .
Required no. of pcs = .
+1 Required no. of pcs = .
+1
Required no. of pcs = 11 pcs – 2” x 2” x 10’ S4S Required no. of pcs = 15 pcs – 2” x 2” x 10’ S4S
Intermediate Ceiling Joists: Intermediate Ceiling Joists:
Cutting = 3.0 m (10’) Cutting = 4.0 m (13.12’)
. .
Required no. of pcs = .
+1 Required no. of pcs = .
+1
Required no. of pcs = 11 pcs – 2” x 2” x 10’ S4S Required no. of pcs = 11 pcs – 2” x 2” x 13.12’ S4S
Ceiling: Ceiling:
Required no. of shts = Required no. of shts =
. . . .
Required no. of pcs = . .
= 3.125 sheets Required no. of pcs = . .
= 4.17 sheets
Say ≈ 4 sheets – ¼” x 4’ x 8’ Ordinary Plywood Say ≈ 5 sheets – ¼” x 4’ x 8’ Ordinary Plywood

*Maid’s Room (2.0m x 3.0m): *Kitchen (2.5m x 3.0m):

Primary Ceiling Joists: Primary Ceiling Joists:
Cutting = 2.0 m (6.56’) Cutting = 2.5 m (8.2’)
. .
Required no. of pcs = .
+1 Required no. of pcs = .
+1
Required no. of pcs = 11 pcs – 2” x 2” x 6.56’ S4S Required no. of pcs = 11 pcs – 2” x 2” x 8.2’ S4S
Intermediate Ceiling Joists: Intermediate Ceiling Joists:
Cutting = 3.0 m (10’) Cutting = 3.0 m (10’)

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 . .
Required no. of pcs = .
+1 Required no. of pcs = .
+1
Required no. of pcs = 8 pcs – 2” x 2” x 10’ S4S Required no. of pcs = 10 pcs – 2” x 2” x 10’ S4S
Ceiling: Ceiling:
Required no. of shts = Required no. of shts =
. . . .
Required no. of pcs = . .
= 2.08 sheets Required no. of pcs = . .
= 2.60 sheets
Say ≈ 3 sheets – ¼” x 4’ x 8’ Ordinary Plywood Say ≈ 3 sheets – ¼” x 4’ x 8’ Ordinary Plywood

*T & B (2.0m x 2.0m): *T & B(1.5m x 3.0m):

Primary Ceiling Joists: Primary Ceiling Joists:
Cutting = 2.0 m (6.56’) Cutting = 1.5 m (5’)
. .
Required no. of pcs = .
+1 Required no. of pcs = .
+1
Required no. of pcs = 8 pcs – 2” x 2” x 6.56’ S4S Required no. of pcs = 11 pcs – 2” x 2” x 5’ S4S
Intermediate Ceiling Joists: Intermediate Ceiling Joists:
Cutting = 2.0 m (6.56’) Cutting = 3.0 m (10’)
. .
Required no. of pcs = .
+1 Required no. of pcs = .
+1
Required no. of pcs = 8 pcs – 2” x 2” x 6.56’ S4S Required no. of pcs = 6 pcs – 2” x 2” x 10’ S4S
Ceiling: Ceiling:
Required no. of shts = Required no. of shts =
. . . .
Required no. of pcs = = 1.39 sheets Required no. of pcs = = 1.56 sheets
. . . .
Say ≈2 sheets – ¼” x 4’ x 8’ Ordinary Plywood Say ≈ 2 sheets – ¼” x 4’ x 8’ Ordinary Plywood

*Den / Office (2.0m x 2.5m): *Dining Area(4.0m x 4.0m):

Primary Ceiling Joists: Primary Ceiling Joists:
Cutting = 2.0 m (6.56’) Cutting = 4.0 m (13.12’)
. .
Required no. of pcs = .
+1 Required no. of pcs = .
+1
Required no. of pcs = 10 pcs – 2” x 2” x 6.56’ S4S Required no. of pcs = 15 pcs – 2” x 2” x 13.12’ S4S
Intermediate Ceiling Joists: Intermediate Ceiling Joists:
Cutting = 2.5 m (8.2’) Cutting = 4.0 m (10’)
. .
Required no. of pcs = .
+1 Required no. of pcs = .
+1
Required no. of pcs = 8 pcs – 2” x 2” x 8.2’ S4S Required no. of pcs = 15 pcs – 2” x 2” x 13.12’ S4S
Ceiling: Ceiling:
Required no. of shts = Required no. of shts =
. . . .
Required no. of pcs = . .
= 1.74 sheets Required no. of pcs = . .
= 5.56 sheets
Say ≈2 sheets – ¼” x 4’ x 8’ Ordinary Plywood Say ≈ 6 sheets – ¼” x 4’ x 8’ Ordinary Plywood

*Living Area (3.5m x 4.0m): *Foyer (1.5m x 2.0m):

Primary Ceiling Joists: Primary Ceiling Joists:
Cutting = 3.5 m (11.48’) Cutting = 1.5 m (5’)
. .
Required no. of pcs = .
+1 Required no. of pcs = .
+1
Required no. of pcs = 15 pcs – 2” x 2” x 11.48’ S4S Required no. of pcs = 8 pcs – 2” x 2” x 5’ S4S
Intermediate Ceiling Joists: Intermediate Ceiling Joists:
Cutting = 4.0 m (13.12’) Cutting = 2.0 m (6.56’)
. .
Required no. of pcs = +1 Required no. of pcs = +1
. .

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Required no. of pcs = 13 pcs – 2” x 2” x 13.12’ S4S Required no. of pcs = 6 pcs – 2” x 2” x 6.56’ S4S
Ceiling: Ceiling:
Required no. of shts = Required no. of shts =
. . . .
Required no. of pcs = . .
= 4.86 sheets Required no. of pcs = . .
= 1.04 sheets
Say ≈5 sheets – ¼” x 4’ x 8’ Ordinary Plywood Say ≈ 2 sheets – ¼” x 4’ x 8’ Ordinary Plywood

*Near stairs (2.0m x 4.0m): *Terrace (2.0m x 4.0m):

Primary Ceiling Joists: Primary Ceiling Joists:
Cutting = 2.0 m (6.56’) Cutting = 2.0 m (6.56’)
. .
Required no. of pcs = .
+1 Required no. of pcs = .
+1
Required no. of pcs = 15 pcs – 2” x 2” x 6.56’ S4S Required no. of pcs = 15 pcs – 2” x 2” x 6.56’ S4S
Intermediate Ceiling Joists: Intermediate Ceiling Joists:
Cutting = 4.0 m (13.12’) Cutting = 4.0 m (13.12’)
. .
Required no. of pcs = .
+1 Required no. of pcs = .
+1
Required no. of pcs = 8 pcs – 2” x 2” x 13.12’ S4S Required no. of pcs = 8 pcs – 2” x 2” x 13.12’ S4S
Ceiling: Ceiling:
Required no. of shts = Required no. of shts =
. . . .
Required no. of pcs = . .
= 2.78 sheets Required no. of pcs = . .
= 2.78 sheets
Say ≈3 sheets – ¼” x 4’ x 8’ Ordinary Plywood Say ≈ 3 sheets – ¼” x 4’ x 8’ Marine Plywood

*Porch (1.5m x 3.5m): *Carport (3.0m x 4.0m):

Primary Ceiling Joists: Primary Ceiling Joists:
Cutting = 1.5 m (5’) Cutting = 3.0 m (10’)
. .
Required no. of pcs = .
+1 Required no. of pcs = .
+1
Required no. of pcs = 13 pcs – 2” x 2” x 5’ S4S Required no. of pcs = 15 pcs – 2” x 2” x 10’ S4S
Intermediate Ceiling Joists: Intermediate Ceiling Joists:
Cutting = 3.5 m (11.48’) Cutting = 4.0 m (13.12’)
. .
Required no. of pcs = .
+1 Required no. of pcs = .
+1
Required no. of pcs = 6 pcs – 2” x 2” x 11.48’ S4S Required no. of pcs = 11 pcs – 2” x 2” x 13.12’ S4S
Ceiling: Ceiling:
Required no. of shts = Required no. of shts =
. . . .
Required no. of pcs = . .
= 1.82 sheets Required no. of pcs = . .
= 4.17 sheets
Say ≈2 sheets – ¼” x 4’ x 8’ Marine Plywood Say ≈ 5 sheets – ¼” x 4’ x 8’ Marine Plywood

*Eaves (Grnd Flr)(1.0m x 28.0m): *Eaves (2nd Flr)(1.0m x 49.0m):

Primary Ceiling Joists: Primary Ceiling Joists:
Cutting = 1.0 m (3.28’) Cutting = 1.0 m (3.28’)
. .
Required no. of pcs = .
+1 Required no. of pcs = .
+1
Required no. of pcs = 95 pcs – 2” x 2” x 3.28’ S4S Required no. of pcs = 165 pcs – 2” x 2” x 3.28’ S4S
Intermediate Ceiling Joists: Intermediate Ceiling Joists:
Cutting = 28.0m (91.84’) Cutting = 49.0 m (160.72’)
. .
Required no. of pcs = .
+1 Required no. of pcs = .
+1
Required no. of pcs = 5 pcs – 2” x 2” x 91.84’ S4S Required no. of pcs = 5 pcs – 2” x 2” x 160.72’ S4S
Ceiling: Ceiling:

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Required no. of shts = Required no. of shts =
. . . .
Required no. of pcs = . .
= 9.72 sheets Required no. of pcs = . .
= 17 sheets
Say ≈10 sheets – ¼” x 4’ x 8’ Marine Plywood Say ≈ 17 sheets – ¼” x 4’ x 8’ Marine Plywood

SECOND FLOOR:
*Bedroom (3.0m x 3.0m): *Bedroom (3.0m x 4.0m):
Primary Ceiling Joists: Primary Ceiling Joists:
Cutting = 3.0 m (10’) Cutting = 3.0 m (10’)
. .
Required no. of pcs = .
+1 Required no. of pcs = .
+1
Required no. of pcs = 11 pcs – 2” x 2” x 10’ S4S Required no. of pcs = 15 pcs – 2” x 2” x 10’ S4S
Intermediate Ceiling Joists: Intermediate Ceiling Joists:
Cutting = 3.0 m (10’) Cutting = 4.0 m (13.12’)
. .
Required no. of pcs = .
+1 Required no. of pcs = .
+1
Required no. of pcs = 11 pcs – 2” x 2” x 10’ S4S Required no. of pcs = 11 pcs – 2” x 2” x 13.12’ S4S
Ceiling: Ceiling:
Required no. of shts = Required no. of shts =
. . . .
Required no. of pcs = . .
= 3.125 sheets Required no. of pcs = . .
= 4.17 sheets
Say ≈ 4 sheets – ¼” x 4’ x 8’ Ordinary Plywood Say ≈ 5 sheets – ¼” x 4’ x 8’ Ordinary Plywood

*T & B (2.0m x 2.0m): *T & B(2.5m x 2.0m):

Primary Ceiling Joists: Primary Ceiling Joists:
Cutting = 2.0 m (6.56’) Cutting = 2.0 m (6.56’)
. .
Required no. of pcs = .
+1 Required no. of pcs = .
+1
Required no. of pcs = 8 pcs – 2” x 2” x 6.56’ S4S Required no. of pcs = 10 pcs – 2” x 2” x 6.56’ S4S
Intermediate Ceiling Joists: Intermediate Ceiling Joists:
Cutting = 2.0 m (6.56’) Cutting = 2.5 m (8.2’)
. .
Required no. of pcs = +1 Required no. of pcs = +1
. .
Required no. of pcs = 8 pcs – 2” x 2” x 6.56’ S4S Required no. of pcs = 8 pcs – 2” x 2” x 8.2’ S4S
Ceiling: Ceiling:
Required no. of shts = Required no. of shts =
. . . .
Required no. of pcs = . .
= 1.39 sheets Required no. of pcs = . .
= 1.74 sheets
Say ≈2 sheets – ¼” x 4’ x 8’ Ordinary Plywood Say ≈ 2 sheets – ¼” x 4’ x 8’ Ordinary Plywood

*Family Room (3.5m x 2.0m): *Master’s Bedroom (4.0m x 4.0m):

Primary Ceiling Joists: Primary Ceiling Joists:
Cutting = 2.0 m (6.56’) Cutting = 4.0 m (13.12’)
. .
Required no. of pcs = .
+1 Required no. of pcs = .
+1
Required no. of pcs = 13 pcs – 2” x 2” x 6.56’ S4S Required no. of pcs = 15 pcs – 2” x 2” x 13.12’ S4S
Intermediate Ceiling Joists: Intermediate Ceiling Joists:
Cutting = 3.5 m (11.48) Cutting = 4.0 m (13.12’)
. .
Required no. of pcs = .
+1 Required no. of pcs = .
+1
Required no. of pcs = 8 pcs – 2” x 2” x 11.48 S4S Required no. of pcs = 15 pcs – 2” x 2” x 13.12’ S4S
Ceiling: Ceiling:

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Required no. of shts = Required no. of shts =
. . . .
Required no. of pcs = . .
= 2.43 sheets Required no. of pcs = . .
= 5.56 sheets
Say ≈3 sheets – ¼” x 4’ x 8’ Ordinary Plywood Say ≈ 6 sheets – ¼” x 4’ x 8’ Ordinary Plywood

*Balcony (3.5m x 2.0m): *Hallway (2.0m x 5.0m):

Primary Ceiling Joists: Primary Ceiling Joists:
Cutting = 2.0 m (6.56’) Cutting = 2.0 m (6.56’)
. .
Required no. of pcs = .
+1 Required no. of pcs = .
+1
Required no. of pcs = 13 pcs – 2” x 2” x 6.56’ S4S Required no. of pcs = 18 pcs – 2” x 2” x 6.56’ S4S
Intermediate Ceiling Joists: Intermediate Ceiling Joists:
Cutting = 3.5 m (11.48) Cutting = 5.0 m (16.4’)
. .
Required no. of pcs = .
+1 Required no. of pcs = .
+1
Required no. of pcs = 8 pcs – 2” x 2” x 11.48 S4S Required no. of pcs = 8 pcs – 2” x 2” x 16.4’ S4S
Ceiling: Ceiling:
Required no. of shts = Required no. of shts =
. . . .
Required no. of pcs = . .
= 2.43 sheets Required no. of pcs = . .
= 3.47 sheets
Say ≈3 sheets – ¼” x 4’ x 8’ Marine Plywood Say ≈ 4 sheets – ¼” x 4’ x 8’ Ordinary Plywood

*Stairs (2.0m x 3.0m): *Hallway near Stairs (2.0m x 4.0m):

Primary Ceiling Joists: Primary Ceiling Joists:
Cutting = 2.0 m (6.56’) Cutting = 2.0 m (6.56’)
. .
Required no. of pcs = +1 Required no. of pcs = +1
. .
Required no. of pcs = 11 pcs – 2” x 2” x 6.56’ S4S Required no. of pcs = 15 pcs – 2” x 2” x 6.56’ S4S
Intermediate Ceiling Joists: Intermediate Ceiling Joists:
Cutting = 3.0 m (10’) Cutting = 4.0 m (13.12’)
. .
Required no. of pcs = .
+1 Required no. of pcs = .
+1
Required no. of pcs = 8 pcs – 2” x 2” x 10’ S4S Required no. of pcs = 8 pcs – 2” x 2” x 13.12’ S4S
Ceiling: Ceiling:
Required no. of shts = Required no. of shts =
. . . .
Required no. of pcs = . .
= 2.08 sheets Required no. of pcs = . .
= 2.78 sheets
Say ≈3 sheets – ¼” x 4’ x 8’ Ordinary Plywood Say ≈ 3 sheets – ¼” x 4’ x 8’ Ordinary Plywood
SUMMARY OF CEILING & CEILING JOIST:
2” x 2” x 3.28’ S4S = 260 pcs = use 2” x 2” x 10’ S4S – 87 pcs
2” x 2” x 5’ S4S = 32 pcs = use 2” x 2” x 6’ S4S – 32 pcs
2” x 2” x 6.56’ S4S = 169 pcs = use 2” x 2” x 8’ S4S – 169 pcs
2” x 2” x 8.2’ S4S = 27 pcs = use 2” x 2” x 8’ S4S – 27 pcs
2” x 2” x 10’ S4S = 121 pcs = use 2” x 2” x 10’ S4S – 121 pcs
2” x 2” x 11.48’ S4S = 37 pcs = use 2” x 2” x 12’ S4S – 37 pcs
2” x 2” x 13.12’ S4S = 130 pcs = use 2” x 2” x 14’ S4S – 130 pcs
2” x 2” x 16.4’ S4S = 8 pcs = use 2” x 2” x 8’ S4S – 16 pcs
2” x 2” x 91.84’ S4S = 5 pcs = use 2” x 2” x 14’ S4S – 33 pcs
2” x 2” x 160.72’ S4S = 5 pcs = use 2” x 2” x 14’ S4S – 57 pcs
¼” x 4’ x 8’ Ordinary Plywood = 69 sheets - ¼” x 4’ x 8’ Ordinary Plywood
¼” x 4’ x 8’ Marine Plywood = 40 sheets - ¼” x 4’ x 8’ Marine Plywood

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 Bd. Ft. = 2,497.33 bd ft
* FASCIA BOARD:
Width = 12” = 0.30 m
Length of Fascia Board = length of Gutter
Length of Fascia Board = 71.84 m

Required no.of sheets = .

x 1sheet/4 cuts
.
Required no.of sheets = .
x 1sheet/4 cuts = 7.48 sheets
Say ≈ 8 sheets – ½” x 4’ x 8’ Marine Plywood
A. MATERIAL COST:
2” x 6” x 6’ S4S = 5 pcs x PHP 630.00/pc = PHP 3,150.00
2” x 6” x 8’ S4S = 28 pcs x PHP 840.00/pc = PHP 23,520.00
2” x 2” x 6’ S4S = 32 pcs x PHP 105.00/pc = PHP 3,360.00
2” x 2” x 8’ S4S = 212 pcs x PHP 140.00/pc = PHP 29,680.00
2” x 2” x 10’ S4S = 208 pcs x PHP 175.00/pc = PHP 36,400.00
2” x 2” x 12’ S4S = 37 pcs x PHP 210.00/pc = PHP 7,770.00
2” x 2” x 14’ S4S = 220 pcs x PHP 245.00/pc = PHP 53,900.00
¼” x 4’ x 8’ Ordinary Plywood = 69 sheets x PHP420.00/sheet = PHP 28,900.00
¼” x 4’ x 8’ Marine Plywood = 40 sheets x PHP 460.00/sheet = PHP 18,400.00
½” x 4’ x 8’ Marine Plywood = 8 sheets x PHP 720.00/sheet = PHP 5,760.00
Total Material Cost = PHP 210,840.00
MANPOWER CAPABILITY:
*For installation of door jamb:
1 Carpenter can install 40 Bd. Ft. per day
*For installation of plywood ceiling:
1 Carpenter & 1 helper can accomplish 16 m2 per day
*For installation of ceiling joists:
1 Carpenter & 1 helper can accomplish 33 Bd. Ft. per day

*For installation of door jamb:

Using 2 crews:
Accomplishment / day = (Capability of 1 crew per day) x (Number of man)
= (40 Bd Ft /day /1 man) x (2 men)
= 80 Bd Ft /day
Number of days =

= /
= 3.18 days ≈ say 3.5 days
*For installation Plywood Ceiling:
Using 2 crews:
Accomplishment / day = (Capability of 1 crew per day) x (Number of man)
= (16 m2 /day /1 crew) x (3 crews)
= 48 m2 /day
Number of days =
.
= /
= 5.73 days ≈ say 6 days
*For installation Ceiling joists:
Using 4 crews:
Accomplishment / day = (Capability of 1 crew per day) x (Number of man)
= (33 Bd Ft /day /1 crew) x (3 crews)
= 132 Bd Ft /day

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 Number of days =
, .
= /
= 18.92 days ≈ say 19 days

B. MANPOWER COST:
*For installation of door jamb:
2 Carpenters at PHP 350.00/day for 3.5 days = PHP 2,450.00
*For installation of Plywood Ceiling:
3 Carpenters at PHP 350.00/day for 6 days = PHP 6,300.00
3 Laborers at PHP 327.00/day for 6 days = PHP 5,886.00
*For installation of Plywood Ceiling:
4 Carpenters at PHP 350.00/day for 19 days = PHP 26,600.00
4 Laborers at PHP 285.00/day for 19 days = PHP 21,660.00
Total Manpower Cost = PHP 62,896.00

Total Direct Cost = Material Cost + Manpower Cost

Total Direct Cost = PHP 273,736.00

Direct Unit Cost =

, .
= .

Direct Unit Cost = PHP 994.50 per sq. m.

Adjusted Unit Cost (40% Mark – up)= Direct Unit Cost + 40% (Direct Unit Cost)
= PHP 994.50 per sq. m. x 1.40
= PHP 1,392.30 per sq. m.
Total Adjusted Cost = Adjusted Unit Cost x Net Area to be provided w/ CHB
= (PHP 1,392.30/sq. m.) x (275.25 sq. m.)
Total Adjusted Cost = PHP 383,230.4

IX. DOORS AND WINDOWS:

A. MATERIAL COST:
D1 (1.00m x 2.10m) Panel Door = 1 set @
=
D2 (0.80m x 2.10m) Panel Door = 11 sets @ PHP 2,500
=
D3 (0.70m x 2.10m) PVC Door = 4 sets
=
D4 (2.00m x 2.10m) 2 Panels Glass Sliding Door w/ analoc framing = 1 set
=
W1 (2.10m x 1.20m) 3 Panels Steel Casement Window =6 sets
=
W2 (1.40m x 1.20m) 2 Panels Steel Casement Window = 12 set
=
W3 (0.70m x 1.20m) 1 Panel Steel Casement Window = 2 sets
=
W2 (0.50m x 0.50m) 2 Panels Glass Sliding Window w/ analoc framing = 12 set
=

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 B. MATERIAL COST:
1. Installation of door (complete w/ hinges and knob)
1 Carpenter and 1 helper can install 2pcs Door per day.
2. Fabrication of door (Excluding planning of frames)
1 Carpenter makes 2pcs per day.
3. Installation of jalousie windows.
1 Man can install 10 panels per day (1 panel= 0.6m x 1.2m)
4. Installation of French window
1 Carpenter installs 1.92 sq. m. per day.

X. FINISHED HARDWARE:
Door lockset (Kwikset) = 12 pcs
3 ½” x 3 ½” Loose Pin Hinges = 19 pairs
Kitchen Cabinet = 1 set
Kitchen Counter = 1 set
Nails: 1” Finishing Nails = 10,028 pcs
2” Finishing Nails = 736 pcs
2 ½” Common Wire Nails = 2 ½ kg
4” Common Wire Nails = ½ kg

Door lockset= (provide door lock in all doors)

3 ½” x 3 ½” Loose pin hinges= _____ pairs
Note: 1 box contains 2 hinges equivalent to 1 pair.
Main Door (1m x 2.1m)= provide 4 pcs hinges
Other Doors = provide 3 pcs hinges

Cabinet handle = ____pcs.

Cabinet hinges =_____pcs.
Kitchen Counter=____set
Baluster =_____pcs.
Nails: 1”Finishing Nails=____ kgs.
2 ½” Common Wire Nails (CWN) = ___kgs.
4” CW Nails =____kgs.
4”Concrete Nails =2 kgs.

Example:

Trusses and members = 800 Bd.ft

Reqd. 4” CWN= 800 bd. ft. / 1000 bd. Ft. x 10kg
= 8kg -4”CWN

Note: All nails will be computed under Finished Hardware.

QUANTITY OF NAILS PER 1000 BD. FIT.

Rafters (3” or 4” C.W. Nails) = 6kg
Purlins (3”C.W. Nails) = 9 – 10 kg

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 Floor Joist ( 4”C.W. Nails ) 11=kg
Flooring 1”x 4” T & G (2”CW Nails) = 10 – 12 kg
Ceiling Joist (2½” CW Nails) = 8 kg
Studs (3”CW Nails) = 4kg
Baseboard (2½” F. Nails)= 12kg
Door Jamb & Window Jamb (2½” CW Nails) = ½” kg
Bridging (3”CW Nails) = 23 kg.
Trusses (4” CW Nails) =10 kg
Balustrade and handrail (2½” F. Nails) = 8kg
Forms (2½” CW Nails) = 7kg
Cabinet and closets (2”F. Nails) =12kg
¼ ” thick plywood for ceiling (1”F. Nails) = 96 pcs per 1 sht. Plywood
Scaffoldings (4”CW Nails)= 23kg

XI. FORMS AND SCAFFOLDINGS:

FORMS:
* COLUMN FORMS (Ground Floor):
Note: The forms that will be used in the first floor will also be used in the second floor.

a. Vertical Frame (2”x2”)

Length = 4.20 m (14’)
Required = 8 pcs - 2”x2”x14’ coco Lumber

b. Horizontal Frame (2”x2”)

1st Cutting = 0.20m (0.66’)
Required = 8 pcs x 2 sides
= 16 pcs. – 2”x2”x0.66’
*use: 2 pcs - 2”x2”x6’

2nd Cutting = 0.30m (1’)

Required = 8 pcs x 2 sides
= 16 pcs. 2”x2”x1’
*use: 2 pcs - 2”x2”x8’

c. Sheathing ( ½” x 4’ x 8’ Marine Plywood):

Perimeter = 0.20 x 2 + 0.30 x 2
Perimeter = 1.0 m
*use: 1 sheet - ½” x 4’ x 8’ Marine Plywood

Total No. of Columns for ground Floor = 20 units

Materials to purchase:
= 7 sheets - ½” x 4’ x 8’ Marine Plywood
= 54 pcs - 2”x2”x14’ = 252 bd. Ft.

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 = 14 pcs - 2”x2”x6’ = 28 bd. Ft.
= 14 pcs - 2”x2”x8’ = 37.33 bd. ft
Total Bd. Ft.= 317.33 bd. Ft.

*BEAM FORMS:
a. Joist (2” x 4”):
Length = 2.4 m (8’)
Required = 3 pcs - 2”x4”x8’ coco

b. Side Forms (2”x2”)

Length = 2.4m (8’)
Required = 2 pcs x 2 sides
= 4 pcs - 2”x2”x8’ coco

c. Vertical Frame
Cutting = 0.35 m (1.15’)
Required = 5 pcs. x 2 sides
= 10 pcs. 2”x2”x1.15’
= 2 pcs. 2”x2”x6’ coco

d. Sheathing (½” x 4’ x 8’ Marine Plywood):

Perimeter = 0.35 x 2 + 0.30
Perimeter = 1.0 m
*use: 1 sheet - ½” x 4’ x 8’ Marine Plywood

No. of Sets = 113.0 m/2.4 m = 47.08 sets/3 usage

= 15.69 sets, say ≈ 16 sets

Materials to Purchase:
= 16 sheets - ½” x 4’ x 8’ Marine Plywood
= 48 pcs - 2”x4”x8’ = 256 bd. Ft.
= 64 pcs - 2”x2”x8’ = 170.67 bd. Ft.
= 32 pcs - 2”x2”x6’ = 64 bd. Ft.
Total bd. Ft. = 490.67bd. Ft.

*SLAB FORMS:
Required no. of sheets =

Required no. of sheets = . .

Required no. of sheets = 26.74 sheets, say ≈ 27 sheets

Required along shorter span: (S = 9m)

= L/1.20 m = 10.0m / 1.20m = 8 pcs

Required along Longer span: (S = 10m)

= L/1.20 m = 9.0m / 1.20m = 8 pcs

SCAFFOLDINGS:
* COLUMN SCAFFOLDING:
a. Vertical Support:
Length = 4.20 m (14’)
Required = 4 pcs - 2”x4”x14’ coco Lumber

b. Horizontal Brace:

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 Cutting = 1.60m (6’)
Required = 4 pcs x 2 layers
= 8 pcs. – 2”x4”x6’ coco lumber

c. Blocks and Wedges:

Cutting = 1.60m (6’)
Required = 4 pcs x 2 layers
= 8 pcs. – 2”x4”x6’ coco lumber

d. Diagonal Brace:
H = 4.50m (14.76 ≈ 16’)
Required = 4 pcs - 2”x4”x16’ coco lumber

XII. PLUMBING:
A. Plumbing Fixtures:
Water closet complete with fittings and accessories = 4 sets
Lavatory (Wall – hang) = 4 sets
Shower head and valve = 4 sets
Soap holder = 4 pcs
Toilet paper holder = 4 pcs
Towel bar = 4 pcs
Faucet = 6 pcs
Kitchen sink (Double bowl stainless) = 1 set
Floor Drain (6” x 6”) = 4 pcs

B. Plumbing Roughing Installation:

4” Ø x 10’ PVC Pipe series 1000 = 12 lengths
3” Ø x 10’ PVC Pipe series 1000 = 3 lenghts
2” Ø x 10’ PVC Pipe series 1000 = 3 lenghts
4” x 4” PVC wye = 27 pcs
2” x 4” PVC wye = 5 pcs
4” PVC P-Trap = 4 pcs
4” PVC Clean-out =21 pcs
4” x 45˚ PVC elbow = 16 pcs
4” x 4” PVC Tee = 4 pcs
3” x 2” PVC Tee = 4 pcs
G.I. Pipe (water line) ¾” Ø x 10’ Sch. 40 = 14 lengths

A. MATERIAL COST:
Water closet complete with fittings and accessories = 4 sets @ PHP 4,000.00/set = PHP
16,000.00
Lavatory (Wall – hang) = 4 sets @ PHP 2,000.00/set = PHP
8,000.00
Shower head and valve = 4 sets @ PHP 1,450.00/set = PHP
5,800.00

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 Soap holder = 4 pcs @ PHP 385.00/pc = PHP
1,540.00
Toilet paper holder = 4 pcs @ PHP 382.00/pc = PHP
1,528.00
Towel bar = 4 pcs @ PHP180.00/pc = PHP
720.00
Faucet = 8 pcs @ PHP 250.00/pc = PHP
2,000.00
Kitchen sink (Double bowl stainless) = 1 set @ PHP 1,430.00/set = PHP
1,430.00
Floor Drain (6” x 6”) = 4 pcs @ PHP 60.00/pc = PHP
240.00
4” Ø x 10’ PVC Pipe series 1000 = 12 lengths @ PHP 567.00/lght = PHP
6,804.00
3” Ø x 10’ PVC Pipe series 1000 = 3 lenghts @ PHP 420.00/lght = PHP
1,260.00
2” Ø x 10’ PVC Pipe series 1000 = 3 lenghts @ PHP 380.00/pc = PHP
1,140.00
4” x 4” PVC wye = 27 pcs @ PHP 100.00/pc = PHP
2,700.00
2” x 4” PVC wye = 5 pcs @ PHP 80.50/pc = PHP
402.50
4” PVC P-Trap = 4 pcs @ PHP 156.00/pc = PHP
624.00
4” PVC Clean-out =21 pcs @ PHP 49.00/pc = PHP
1,029.00
4” x 45˚ PVC elbow = 16 pcs @ PHP 42.50/pc = PHP
620.00
4” x 4” PVC Tee = 4 pcs @ PHP 95.00/pc = PHP
380.00
3” x 2” PVC Tee = 4 pcs @ PHP 84.25/pc = PHP
337.00
G.I. Pipe (water line) ¾” Ø x 10’ Sch. 40 = 14 lengths @ PHP 375.50/lght = PHP
5,257.00
Total Material Cost = PHP
57,811.50

MANPOWER CAPABILITY:
*For installation of Water Closet:
1 Plumber & 1 helper can install 1 set per 2 days

No. of Days = /
= 8 days ≈ say 8 days
*For installation of Lavatory:
1 Plumber & 1 helper can install 1 set per 1 ½” day

No. of Days =
/ .
= 6 days ≈ say 6 days
*For installation of Shower head and valve:

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 1 Plumber & 1 helper can install 1 set per ½” day

No. of Days = / .
= 2 days ≈ say 2 days
*For installation of sewer line of 1 T&B:
1 Plumber & 1 helper can finish in 2 days
&
No. of Days = & /
= 8 days ≈ say 8 days
*For installation of Kitchen Sink:
1 Plumber & 1 helper can install 1 set per ½” day

No. of Days = / .
= 0.5 day ≈ say 0.5 day
*For installation of PVC pipes and fittings leading to the septic tank and fitting in the septic:
1 Plumber & 1 helper can finish the installation of 1 unit in 1 day

No. of Days = /
= 4 days ≈ say 4 days
*For installation of soap and toilet paper holder:
1 Mason & 1 helper can install 1 soap & toilet paper holder in 1day

No. of Days = & /

= 4 days ≈ say 4 days
*For installation of Faucet:
1 Plumber & 1 helper can install 1 pc in 2 hours

No. of Days = / /
= 2 days ≈ say 2 days
*For installation of water line of 1 T&B:
1 Plumber & 1 helper can install the water line in 1 day
&
No. of Days = /
= 5 days ≈ say 5 days

C. MANPOWER COST:
1 Plumber at PHP 350.00/day for 35.5 days = PHP 12,425.00
1 Mason at PHP 350.00/day for 4 days = PHP 1,400.00
1 Laborer at PHP 327.00/day for 39.5 days = PHP 12,916.50
Total Manpower Cost = PHP 26,741.50

Total Direct Cost = Material Cost + Manpower Cost

Total Direct Cost = PHP 84,553.00

Adjusted Cost (40% Mark – up) = Total Direct Cost + 40% (Direct Unit Cost)
= PHP 84,553.00 x 1.40
Total Adjusted Cost = PHP 118,374.20

MANPOWER CAPABILITY

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 1. 1-Plumber And 1 helper can install the waterline of 1 T & B and 1 kitchen in 1 day
2. Installation of water closet
1 Plumber and 1 helper install 1 set water close in 2 days
3. Installation of GI Pipe 1 Plumber at ½ “ x 20’
1 Plumber and helper install 10 lengths per day
4. Installation of lavatory
1 Plumber and 1 helper install 1 set lavatory 1- ½ days
5. Installation of shower head and valve
1 Plumber and 1 helper can install 1 set of shower head and valve in 1 day
6. Installation of sewer line for 1 T & B.
1 Plumber and 1 helper can finish the installation in 2 days
7. Installation of kitchen sink
1 Plumber and 1 helper can install 1 set in ½ day
8. Installation of PVC Pipes and fittings leading to the septic tank and Fittings inside the septic
tank.
1 Plumber and 1 helper finish the installation in 1 day.
9. Installation of soap holder and paper holder
1 mason and 1 helper can install 1 soap holder and 1 paper holder in 1 day
10. Installation of faucet
1 Plumber and 1 helper can install 1 pc in 2 hours.

XII. ELECTRICAL:
A. Electrical Fixtures:
Circuit breaker, main 100A with 12 Branches 4@ 150A, 8@20A = 1 sets
Chandelier (40 W) = 2 pcs
Pinlight (25W) = 4 pcs
Circular Lamp (32 W) = 5 pcs
Incandescent Lamp (25 W) = 14 pcs
Fluorescent Lamp (40 W) = 8 pcs
Washing Machine (1000W) = 1 unit
Refrigerator (1000 W) = 1 unit
Air-condition (2200W) =3 units
One gang switch = 12 pcs
Two gang switch = 6 pcs
Three gang switch = 1 pc
Two-way switch = 2 pcs
C.O. for air-con = 3 pcs
C.O. for Washing Machine = 1 pc
Duplex Convenience outlet = 14 pcs

B. Electrical Roughing Installation:

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 *Lighting Outlet Pipe:
Circuit 1 length of PVC Pipe (½” Ø) = 63.55 m.
Circuit 2 length of PVC Pipe (½” Ø) = 59.88 m.
Circuit 3 length of PVC Pipe (½” Ø) = 23.32 m.
Circuit 4 length of PVC Pipe (½” Ø) = 39.12 m. sub-total = 185.87 m
*Convenience Outlet Pipe:
Circuit 5 length of PVC Pipe (½” Ø) = 2.80 m.
Circuit 6 length of PVC Pipe (½” Ø) = 16.60 m.
Circuit 7 length of PVC Pipe (½” Ø) = 2.70 m.
Circuit 8 length of PVC Pipe (½” Ø) = 18.70 m.
Circuit 9 length of PVC Pipe (½” Ø) = 12.30 m.
Circuit 10 length of PVC Pipe (½” Ø) = 12.00 m.
Circuit 11 length of PVC Pipe (½” Ø) = 7.50 m.
Circuit 12 length of PVC Pipe (½” Ø) = 62.4 m. sub-total = 135.0 m
Total length of PVC Pipe = 320.87 m
*Lighting Outlet Wire:
2-3.5 mm2 TW AWG = 404.14 m ≈ 404.50 m
*Convenience Outlet Wire:
2-5.5 mm2 TW AWG = 280.80 m ≈ 281.00 m
2” x 4” Utility outlet = 39 pcs
4” x 4” Junction box = 33 pcs
Electrical tape = 20 rolls
¾” Ø x 10’ RSC Pipe = 1 length
½“ Ø x 10’ PVC Pipe = 107 lengths

A. MATERIAL COST:
2-3.5 mm2 TW AWG = 404.50 m @ PHP 52.00/m = PHP 21,034.00
2-5.5 mm2 TW AWG = 281.00 m@ PHP 74.00/m = PHP 20,794.00
2” x 4” Utility outlet = 39 pcs @ PHP 91.00/pc = PHP 3,549.00
4” x 4” Junction box = 33 pcs @ PHP 55.00/pc = PHP 1,815.00
Electrical tape = 25 rolls @ PHP 30.00/roll = PHP 600.00
¾” Ø x 10’ RSC Pipe = 1 length @ PHP 195.00/length = PHP 195.00
½“Ø x 10’ PVC Pipe = 107 lengths @ PHP 180.00/length = PHP 19,260.00
Total Material Cost = PHP 67,247.00

MANPOWER CAPABILITY:
*For installation of ½” PVC Pipe & ¾” RSC Pipe w/ outlet boxes:
1 Electrician & 1 helper can install 60 LM per day
.
No. of Days = /
= 5.35 days ≈ say 5.5 days
*For installation of conduits with outlet boxes:
1 Electrician & 1 helper can install 81 LM per day
.
No. of Days = /
= 3.96 days ≈ say 4 days
*For installation of service cap & conduit:
1 Electrician & 1 helper can install 1 pc per hour

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 No. of Days = / /
= 4.88 days ≈ say 5 days
*For installation of Electrical Wiring:
1 Electrician & 1 helper can install 100 LM per day
.
No. of Days = /
= 6.86 days ≈ say 7 days
*For installation of Circuit Breaker:
1 Electrician & 1 helper can install 1 set of circuit breaker in 1 day

No. of Days = /
= 1 day ≈ say 1 day

D. MANPOWER COST:
1 Electrician at PHP 350.00/day for 22.5 days = PHP 7,875.00
1 Laborer at PHP 327.00/day for 22.5 days = PHP 7,357.50
Total Manpower Cost = PHP 15,232.50

Total Direct Cost = Material Cost + Manpower Cost

Total Direct Cost = PHP 82,479.50

Adjusted Cost (40% Mark – up) = Total Direct Cost + 40% (Direct Unit Cost)
= PHP 82,479.50 x 1.40
Total Adjusted Cost = PHP 115,471.30

STEPS IN SOLVING LIGHTING OUTLET PIPE ( ½ “ diameter)

1.) Total length of 1 circuit = Total distance of the lighting outlets from the circuit
breaker + (Ht. of ceiling from FFL- 1.37m) + distance of switch from the lighting
outlet.
2.) Get the sum of all Lighting outlet pipes.

STEPS IN SOLVING LIGHTING OUTLET WIRE (3.5mm TW AWG):

1.) Length of PVC Pipe + ( 0.30m) x (Number of Lighting outlets & switches).
2.) Multiply the result of number 1 by 2 to get the total length of wire.

STEPS IN SOLVING CONVENIENCE OUTLET PIPE ( ½ “diameter PVC Pipe)

1.) Total length of 1 circuit = Total distance of convenience outlet from the circuit
breaker + (0.30) x (Number of convenience outlets)
2.) Get the sum of all convenience pipe.

STEPS IN SOLVING CONVENIENCE OUTLET WIRE (5.5mm TW AWG)

1. Length of PVC Pipe + (0.30) x ( Number of convenience outlets)

2. Multiply the result of number 1 by 2 to get the total length of wire.
 Number of Junction Box = to the number of pcs lighting outlet
 Number of Utility Box = to the number of convenience outlets
+ Number of switches

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 MANPOWER CAPABILITY

1. Install ½ “or ¾ “ RSC or PVC pipe with outlet boxes.

1 electrician and 1 helper can install 60 LM per day.
2. Installation of flexible conduits with the outlet boxes.
1 electrician and 1 helper can install 81 LM per day.
3. Installation of service cap and conduit
1 electrician and 1 helper can install 1 pc per hour.
4. Installation of electrical wiring.
1 electrician and 1 helper can install 100 LM per day.
5. Installation of Circuit Breaker
1 electrician and 1 helper can install 1 set of circuit breaker in 1 day.

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