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    Painting Coefficients

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    This document provides multiplying coefficients for measuring and paying various painting works. It lists 24 items of work like doors, windows, roofing, fencing etc. For each item it specifies how the work will be measured, whether flat, overall or including certain components. It also provides the multiplying coefficient that will be used to calculate the payment for painting the surface area of that work.

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    Painting Coefficients

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    This document provides multiplying coefficients for measuring and paying various painting works. It lists 24 items of work like doors, windows, roofing, fencing etc. For each item it specifies how the work will be measured, whether flat, overall or including certain components. It also provides the multiplying coefficient that will be used to calculate the payment for painting the surface area of that work.

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    Painting Coefficients for Estimating Paint works

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    PAINTING COEFFICIENTS

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    This document provides multiplying coefficients for measuring and paying various painting works. It lists 24 items of work like doors, windows, roofing, fencing etc. For each item it specifies how the work will be measured, whether flat, overall or including certain components. It also provides the multiplying coefficient that will be used to calculate the payment for painting the surface area of that work.

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    Painting Coefficients

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    Basanth Babu
    This document provides multiplying coefficients for measuring and paying various painting works. It lists 24 items of work like doors, windows, roofing, fencing etc. For each item it specifies how the work will be measured, whether flat, overall or including certain components. It also provides the multiplying coefficient that will be used to calculate the payment for painting the surface area of that work.

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    PAINTING COEFFICIENTS

    Sl.No Description of Work How Measured Multiplying


    Coefficie
    nt
    1 Panelled or Framed and Measured Flat (not girthed) 1.30 (For
    Braced Doors, Windows Each Side)
    Etc.
    2 Ledged and Battened or do 1.30 (For
    Ledged, Battened and Each Side)
    Braced, Doors, Windows
    etc.
    3 Flush Doors do 1.20 (For
    Each Side)
    4 Partly Panelled and Partly do 1.00 (For
    Glazed or Gauzed Doors, Each Side)
    Windows
    5 Fully Glazed or Gauzed do 0.80 (For
    Doors, Windows Each Side)
    6 Fully Venetioned or do 1.80 (For
    Louvered Doors, Each Side)
    Windows etc.
    7 Trellis (Jaali) Work one Measured Flat overall, no 2.00 (All
    way or two way deduction shall be made for Over)
    open spaces, supporting
    members shall not be
    measured separately.
    8 Carved or Enriched Work Measured Flat 2.00 (For
    Each Side)
    9 Weather Boarding Measured Flat (not girthed) 1.20 (For
    supporting frame work Each Side)
    shall not be measured
    separately.
    10 Wood Single Roofing Measured Flat (not girthed) 1.10 (For
    Each Side)
    11 Boarding with Cover Fillets do 1.05 (For
    and Match Boarding Each Side)
    12 Tile and Slate Battening Measured Flat overall, no 0.80 (All
    deductions shall be made Over)
    for open spaces
    13 Plain Sheeted Steel Doors Measured Flat (not girthed) 1.10 (For
    or Windows including frame edges etc. Each Side)
    14 Fully Glazed or Gauzed do 0.50 (For
    Steel Doors or Windows Each Side)
    15 Partly Panelled and Partly do 0.80 (For
    Glazed or Gauzed Steel Each Side)
    Doors, Windows
    16 Corrugated Sheeted Steel do 1.25 (For
    Doors or Windows Each Side)
    17 Collapsible Gates Measured Flat 1.50 (For All
    Over)
    18 Rolling Shutters Measured Flat (Size of 1.10 (For
    Opening) all over; jamb Each Side)
    guides, bottom rails and
    locking arrangement etc.
    shall be included in the
    item (top cover shall be
    measured separately)
    19 Expanded Metal, Hard Measured flat overall; no 1 (for
    drawn steel wire fabric of deduction shall be made for painting all
    approved quality, grill open spaces; supporting over)
    works and gratings in guard members shall not be
    Bars, balustrades, railings, measured separately.
    partitions and MS Bars in
    window frames
    20 Open Palisade Fencing and do 1 (for paint
    Gates including standards, (See Notes Below) all over)
    braces, rails stays etc. in
    timber or steel.
    21 Corrugated Iron Sheeting in Measured Flat (not girthed) 1.14 (for each
    Roofs, side cladding etc. side)
    22 AC Corrugated sheeting in Do 1.20 (for each
    roofs, side cladding etc. side)
    23 AC Semi – Corrugated Do 1.10 (for each
    sheetings in roofs, side side)
    cladding etc. or Nainital
    Pattern using plain sheets
    24 Wire Gauze shutters Do 1 (for each
    including painting of wire side)
    gauze

    Note for Item No.20: For painting open palisade fencing and gates etc., the
    height shall be measured from the bottom of the lowest rail, if the palisades do
    not go below it, (or from the lower end of the palisades, if they project below the
    lowest rail), up to the top of rails or palisades whichever are higher, but not up to
    the top of standards, when the latter are higher than the top rails or the palisades.

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