COMPUTING THE LENGTH, AREA AND VOLUME OF CONCRETE BUILDING PARTS In order that the computation of the length, area and volume of concrete for the various parts of a building would be systematic and consistent throughout, the limiting dimensions of each should be defined. When a column and a beam intersect each other, we should know whether the concrete at their intersection should be included in the volume of concrete of the beam or of the column. The same problem is encountered in a concrete siab and beam construction where the concrete at the upper part of the beam is also a part of the slab. CONCRETE SLABS In computing the area of a concrete slab supported by beams and/or girders, the surface measurements should be taken from the clear distance between the beams and/or girders. In the case of concrete slabs on fil enclosed by masonry walls, the surface measurements for computing its area should be the clear distance between the interior faces of the walls. In a cantilever or overhanging concrete slab, the width (or length) to be considered when computing its area should be the distance between the outer face of the supporting beam, girder or wall and the tip of its free end. i ue . i p CONCRETE SLAI yan \| TLR BUR The concrete volume of slabs with uniform thickness is equal to its surface area multiplied by its thickness. For a rectangular concrete slab with width W, length L and thickness t, its volume of concrete is: W xL xt= Volume of concrete (In cubic meters if all the dimensions are in meters) AAT ESTIMATING BILL OF MATERIALS - TagayunCONCRETE BEAMS AND GIRDERS The width, depth and length of a concrete beam or girder should be correctly delineated before estimating the required materials. The width b and depth d of concrete beams or girders with, and without slabs integrally built with them are shown in the cross-section drawings below: YPN Rh jp} p> 4 Muttiplying the value of b by that of d gives the cross-sectional area of the beam or girder, thus: a b xd = Cross-sectional area of beamigirder The length L of a concrete beam or girder should be considered as the clear distance between its supports. This means that the width of the columns, concrete load-bearing walls or any other concrete supports to which the beam or girder is integrally built should not be included as part of its length. This condition is illustrated in the drawings below: To get the concrete volume of a beam or girder, multiply its cross-sectional area by its length, thus: bx dxL= Concrete volume of beam/girder AaBCANTILEVER BEAMS AND GIRDERS A cantilever beam or girder is one which projects beyond its support. The width of a typical cantilever concrete beam or girder is uniform thru out its length. However, its depth usually tapers from the face of the support towards the free end. In computing the cross-sectional area of a tapering cantilever beam or girder, its depth d to be multiplied by its width b should be taken at the middle of its span. To determine the value of this average depth, add the depth at the face of its support and that at its free end. Then divide it by 2. Its length Lis the distance between the tip of its free end and the outer face of the support. For example, in the tapering cantilever beam shown below, if the depths at its tip and that at the face of its support are 0.30m and 0.60m respectively, then its depth at midspan is: _0.30m+0.60m a =0.45m mo : DEPTH AT FACE, OF SUPPORT eer ar SU couumn pers NON-TAPERING CANTILEVER BEAM/GIRDER ‘TAPERING CANTILEVER BEAM/GIRDER ‘The formula for computing the concrete volume of a cantilever beam or girder is: bxdxL_ = Concrete volume of beam/girder If, for the beams shown, the width b = 0.25m; depth d = C.45m; and the length L is 2.00 meters, then the concrete volume of each is: V=0.20m x 0.45m x 2.00m = 0.18 Cubic meter 49 ESTIMATING BILL OF MATERIALS - TagayunCONTINUOUS FOOTINGS, COLUMNS AND COLUMN FOOTINGS. (STEEL REINFORCING BARS ARE NOT SHOWN) ‘CONCRETE COLUMNS: CONCRETE HOLLOW BLOCKS, ‘BRICKS, REINFORCED CONCRETE ‘OR ANY OTHER MASONRY WALL. ‘CONTINUOUS CONCRETE FOOTING FOR MASONRY WALL ‘CONCRETE FOOTING: 'FOR COLUMN Volume of Concrete for the following parts: CONTINUOUS FOOTING FOR CONCRETE HOLLOW BLOCKS WALI WxTxL= Volume of Concrete Note that the length L, of the CHB wall and its continuous concrete footing is the clear distance between the columns. CONCRETE COLUMN FOOTING: Ax Bx D= Volume of Concrete CONCRETE COLUMN: In the case of a rectangular column with sides a and b as shown in the illustration above, axbxh= Volume of Concrete For determining the cross-sectional areas of other shapes of columns, refer to the formulas on pages A.42 to A.46. A50DIMENSIONING COMMON CONCRETE BUILDING PARTS FOR ESTIMATING THEIR CONCRETE VOLUME (C/V) LENGTH OF BEANS, ‘CHB & FOOTING ROUND LINE (HIGHT OF COLUMN) HEIGHT OF G.KB, WALLS: ‘CHB. WALL FOOTINGS. CCouuMN FOOTING CHB WALL FOOTING: a, oft L SECTION Si CRT MIDSPAN wd by CoLuMn 4 . c= 02 XH WO (SQUARE COLUMN) CCANTILEVERED BEAN. c= 0XbXH CNV=bxdxl (RECTANGULAR COLUMN) ‘CHB WALL FOOTING A cCfv= Wx OXKL COLUMN FOOTING ROOF OR FLOOR BEAM C/V = A? xX D (SQUARE FOOTING) cN=bxdxl CN = AX 8 XD (RECTANGULAR 7 ul FeoRNG} TE : THE STEEL REINFORCING BARS ARE NOT SHOWN. 51 ESTIMATING BILL OF MATERIALS - TagayunOTHER ESTIMATING AIDS Table A-1_ CONVERSION TABLE FOR VARIOUS UNITS OF MEASURE #Meters X 100 = # Centimeters # Yards x 3 = #Feet # Centimeters X 0.3937 = # Inches # Inches X 2.54 = # Centimeters #Meters X 39.37 = # Inches # Inches X 0.0254 = #Meters #Feet X 0.3048 = #Meters #Meters X 3.281 = #Feet #Meters X 1.0936 = # Yards # Yards X 0.9144 = # Meters Kilometers X 0.6214 = # Miles #Miles X 1.6093 = # Kilometers #Miles X 5,280 = # Feet #Kilometers X 3,281 = #Feet #Miles X 1,760 = # Yards #Kilometers X 1,093.60 = # Yards #Sq Inches X 6.4516 = #Sq. Centimeters #Sq,Centimeter X 0,155 = #Sq. Inches #Sq.Feet X 1/9 = #Sq Yards #SqYards x 9 = #Sq, Feet #Sq Feet X 0.0929 = #Sq Meters #Sq Meters X 10.76 = #8q. Feet #8q. Miles X 2.59 = #Sq Kilometers #Sq. Kilometers X 0.3861 = # Sq, Miles #Hectares X 10,000 = #Sq. Meters #Sq Miles X 640 = # Acres #Sq Kilometers X 1000? = #Sq Meters #Hectares X 247 = # Actes #Kiloliters X 1,000 = # Liters #Kilolters X 264.18 = # Gallons #Hectoliter X “100 = #Liters #Hectolters X 26.418 = # Gallons #liters X 1.087 = # Quarts #Centilters X 0.338 = # Fluid Ounces # Quarts x 2 = #Pints #Pints X 05 = #Quarts #Gallons x 4 = # Quarts # Quarts X 0.25 = #Gallons #Barrels X 31.5 = #Gallons #Gallons X 0.0317 = # Barrels #Hogshead x 2 = # Barrels # Barrels X 0.5 = #Hogshead # Cubic Feet X 0.0283 = # Cubic Meters #Cubic Meters X «35.31 = # Cubic Feet #Cubic Yard X 0.765 = #Cubic Meters #Cubic Meters X 1.308 = # Cubic Yards #Pounds X 0.4536 = #Kilos #Kilos X 2.205 = # Pounds #Tons X 907.18 = #Kilos #Kilos X 0.001102 = # Tons #Pounds Per Foot X 4.882 = #Kilo Per Meter #Kilos Per Meter X 10.572 = # Pounds Per Foot #Pounds/Sq. Meter X 0.0703 = #Kilos/Sq, Meter #Kilos/Sq. Meter X 14.22. = ‘# Pounds/Sq, Meter #Tons/Sq. Foot X 0.977 = #Kilos/Sq, Om. #Kilos/Sq. Cm. X 1.024 = # Tons/Sq Foot #Pounds/Sq. Foot X 4.882 = #Kilos/Sq. Meter #Kilos/Sq. Meter X (0.205 = ‘# Pounds/Sq. Foot 23.175 mm 254.765 mm 2 =6.35 mm = 9.525 mm 16 4 @ s TH $= 12.7 mm $= 15.875 mm 19.05 mm = 22.226 mm | Keg Nails Wieghs 45 kilos Note: # means "Number of", while X is "Multiplied by” | Bag Cement Weighs 40 Kilos AS2TABLE A-2 CONVERSION TABLE : FEETINCHES TO METERS LENGTHIN [_O LZ = = c r e a wo ar FEETINCHES LENGTH IN METERS: fees TOI OOH OUSOS OTE? OTe 01270 O1ees 01778 Ome2 O28 0240 0.2794 1 01308 03502 03565 03810 O04 04318 04572 04825 OSG OSTA OSSEB 0.5842 z 06096 06350 06604 06858 «07112 07366 0760 07874 08128 O8I82 086% 0.8800 x 09144 05308 09652 08005 10160 1.0414 1.0568 1.0822 1.1178 1.1400 1.1684 1.1938 « 12192 1.2446 1.2700 1.2054 13208 146213716 1.3870 1.4228 1.4478 1.4792 1.4986 = 115240 1549415748 1.6002 16256 16510 16764 «1.7018 1.7272 1.7528 1.780 1.8094 © 118283 18542 1.8796 19060 1.9004 1.9553 1.9812 20085 20320 20574 20828 21082 T 2133 21590 21844 22088-22352 22605 22800 23114 23368 23622 23876 24150 e 2ases 24638 «24892 «25146 «25400 25654 25008 26162 26416 26570 26924 27178 gz 27a. 27686 «2794 «28194 «28448 28702 2eSG 29M 2HE4 29718 29972 3.0228 107 30480 30734 3cR68 31262 31496 31750 32004 3.2258 32512 AZT 3 3HR74 1 33528 33782 34035 34200 3.4544 3.4798 35052 35006 35560 35BI4 36068 36322 a2 36576 36830 37084 37338 37582 37845 38100 36954 38608 38862 39116 39570 13 39624 39872 40132 40385 4.0640 40804 4.1143 41402 «4.1656 41910 42164 4.2418 14 42672 42325-43180 43434 43688-43042 4.4195 44450 4.4704 4.4058 45212 4.5405 15 457 45974 46228 «4.6182 46735 46000 47244 47498 4.7752 4.8006 46260 4.8514 16. AB76S 49022 49276 49530 49784 50038 50292 50546 5.0800 5.1054 5.1908 5.1562 a7 51816 52070 52324 52578 52832 5306 Si S358 53848 54102 54355 5.4610 18 5486s 55118 55372 55625 55800 S8IM SOS S6M2 S689 STIND S744 57658 1 57912 58165 58420 58574 58928 S182 SOK 59H S9M4 E0188 60152 OTS 2 6CBH) 61214 61468 172 6.1976 62 G24 G73 GIE2 GINS GSD GIT 2 64008 6.4262 6.4516 64770 65024 65278 65522 65785 GENK GEMM GEES .6RU2 z 67056 67310 67564 G7B18 68072 6832 GESED GBR EOE G42 69605 6.9850 Fa 7010s 7.0958 70612 70866 7.112 7.1374 7.1628 7.1882 7.2186 «7.23900 7.264 7.2888 26 731582 73408 7.3660 79014 7.4163 7.4422 7.4676 7.4030 75184 7.5438 7.5692 7.5046 ao 7ex0 76454 «76708 76862 7.7216 77470 7.774 77978 7.8252 7.8485 7.874 7.6004 2 79248 79502 79756 80010 80264 BGI BO772 8.1028 81280 B15 81788 820K? x B26 82550 82804 BRISSBIIZ 8365 838 84074 8428 B4SE2 8.4835 BOND 25 8534 8558 85862 BGIS 860 BET4 8.6063 87122 87376 ATE BTR BIB Ea 8832 88545 BAND BSIS4 89H08 BNEZ 8991S 90170 90424 90678 90882 9.1186 a 9144 91694 9.1948 9.2202 92456 92710 92K64 93218 93472 93725 93080 9.424 0 9.4488 94742 9.4906 95250 95504 95758 96012 96265 965 96774 97028 9.7282 Z 87538 97700 96044 96298 9.8552 98805 9960 99914 99568 99622 100076 100500 Ea 10.0584 100808 101092 10.1346 101600 101854 102108 102362 102616 102870 103124 103578 Ed 103632 103886 10.4140 10.4394 10.4648 104902 105156 105410 105654 105918 106172 106425 s toss) 10694 107168 107442 10769 107960 108204 108458 108712 108985 109220 109474 = 409728 109882 11023 11.0490 11.0744 11.0008 11.1262 11.1506 11.1760 11.2014 11.2268 11.2522 HOW TO USE TABLE A-2 The first column contains the linear measurements of any object, starting from 0 at the top to 36 FEET at the bottom. Their equivalent lengths in METERS are shown immediately to the right at the second column. At the first line running horizontally to the right, are increases of the length in feet - from 1 inch to 11 inches. To get the metric conversion of a certain length given in feet plus a few inches, run your finger downwards in the first column and stop at the desired measurement in feet. Next, move it horizontally to the right unti it is aligned vertically with the given additional number of inches appearing in the first line above. The figure where the finger stops is the equivalent measurement in meters of the given length in feet and inches. A.53 ESTIMATING BILL OF MATERIALS - TagayunSUGGESTED FORMAT OF THE BILL OF MATERIALS AND SUMMARY COST ESTIMATES After determining the various materials needed for the construction project and computing the corresponding quantities required, the data should be organized and presented like the sample Bill of Materials shown on the following pages. It also includes the summary cost estimates for materials, labor and other construction expenses. A unique feature of our bill of materials is the “portrait” format containing the drawings and specifications of the doors and windows for the project. This presentation is also adaptable for wrought iron grilles, steel gates and other prefabricated building components. Among its advantages: (1) the drawings are more handy when soliciting price quotations from suppliers; (2) they save on drafting work because the illustrations in the bill of materials need not be drawn in the project working drawings anymore. Moreover, file copies of designs also used in other projects can be readily reproduced by photocopying or white printing (for originals on tracing paper), thereby eliminating the need for re-drafting as often as the need arises. The first column in our bill of materials should show the descriptions of the required articles. As much as possible, the brand names of manufactured products should also be included. They must be the ‘same as those mentioned in the project's Specifications. Under Quantity the estimated number of pieces, volume, etc. of the materials should be entered. The appropriate units of measure by which they are sold are shown under the column Unit. Unit Cost refers to the sale price per the indicated unit of measure of the commodity to be bought. Its Total Cost is the product of the quantity and the unit cost of the material required. Initially, these two columns may be left blank until one has obtained the prevailing prices of the desired construction materials. The current cost can he verified from dealers or manufacturers thru the telephone or by providing them copies of the bill of materials wherein they can indicate their price quotations. To illustrate how the bill of materials should be completed, answers which we are to assume as appropriate at the time this was prepared are entered in all the columns under the heading, |. Foundation, Concrete Columns, Beams and Concrete Hollow Block Walls. The amount that appears across the heading is the sum of all the total costs of materials listed under it. The last page of the bill of materials contains a suggested format for summarizing the overall expenses for a small construction project. The total cost of the materials is the sum of all the computed amounts shown across the headings in the bill of materials. To give allowance for overlooked items, Miscellaneous heading is included and its estimated cost would depend upon the estimator’s thoroughness and the degree of completeness of the materials already listed. Other headings should be added where so required by the project. The cost of labor can be obtained from reputable labor contractors. It may range front 30% to 35% of the total projected expenses for materials. Contingencies are also included to take care of unexpected rise in the costs of labor and materials. Payment for the various constructions permits and for supervision fees are part of the indirect expenses. If the construction is to be undertaken by a contractor, other costs would include the contractor's tax and profit, overhead expenses, etc. AS4Project Location Page 1 BILL OF MATERIALS Unit Total Description of Material Quantity | unit | cose barr 1, FOUNDATION, CONCRETE COLUMNS, BEAMS AND CONCRETE HOLLOW BLOCKS WALLS .. 121,680.00 Portland Cement, ATLAS brand 450 | Bag | 6500 29,250.00 ‘Washed Sand 30 | cum | 25000 7,500.00 Gravel or Crushed Stones 45 | cum | 350.00 1,750.00 Earth Fil 5 90.00 1,350.00 Cone. Holl. Biks., 100 x 200x 400mm, JACKBILT 1,350 4.00 5,400.00 Do. 180x 200x 400mm, JACKBILT 2,300 450 10,350.00 ‘Steel Reinforcing Bars, Deformed: (PAG-ASA brand) ‘10mm x 6.00 meters, 360 | Piece | 45.00 18,750.00 ‘12mm x 6.00 meters 120 | Piece | 9500 11,400.00, 6mm x 6.00 meters. 65 | Piece | 150.00 9,750.00 Wire No. 16 for Tying 30 | Kio | 3000 ‘900.00 Common Wire Nails: ‘50mm (2") 30 | tio | 2500 750.00 75mm 3") 25 | Kio | 2500 625.00 100mm (4") 20 | Kio | 2500 00,00 125mm (5") 16 | Kio | 2500 375.00 Finishing Nails: 34mm (1-116") 10 | Kio | 2500 250.00 50mm (2") 9 | to | 2500 225.00 63mm (2-172) 8 | Kio | 2500 200.00 Concrete Nai, 75mm (3°) 3 | Kio | 3500 105.00 Form Lumber, Rough Tanquile: 50 Pos, - SOmm_x 75mm x 3.60mm (2%3° 12} 300 | Bde | 1250 3,750.00 90 Pes. - 50mm_x 60mm x 3.60mm (24212) 360 | edt | 1250 4,500.00 Waterproof Plywood, Gmm x 1,20m x 2.40m 15 | Sheet | 200.00 3,000.00 2. FLOOR FRAMING P. Floor Beams, Guij-Rough: 2 Pes, - 50mm x 200mm x 3.00m (2"x8°x 10) 25 | Ban 3 Pes, - 80mm x 250mm x 4.20m (2%10%14") 7o | Bon 5 Pes, - 80mm x 250mm x 3.60m (210% 12) 100 | edt. Floor Joists and Bridgings, Apitong-Rough 130 Pes, - 50mm x 150mm x 3.0m (2%6%10) 300 | Ban 40 Pes. - 50mm x 150mm x 420m (2%6%14)) 560 | Bde Prepared by: Approved. "ARCHITECTENGINEER OWNER DATE DATE ESTIMATING BILL OF MATERIALS - TagayunProject Owner's ae Location BILL OF MATERIALS n : Tait Total Description of Material Quantity | unit [Gait Ea (MC Bolts wi Washers, 16mm dia x 200mm (5/8" da x 8°) Common Wire Nails. 100mm (4) ‘Common Wire Nails, 125mm (5") 'SOLIGNUM Wood Preservative 3. ROOF FRAMINGS iP. Roof Bears, Guijo-Rough: 6 Pes. - 50mm x 200mm x 3.00m (2° 8" x 10°) 80 Bat. 8 Pes. - 50mm x 250mm x 4.20m (2x 8" x 14’) 150 Batt ‘Truss Top Chord, Apitong-Rough: 8 Pcs. - SOmm x 200mm x 5.40m (2" x 8x 18') 192 Bott, 2 Pes. - SOmm x 200mm x 4,80m (2" x 8° x 16') 42 Bott, Bottom Chords, Apitong Rough 8 Pos. - 50mm x 125mm x 4.20m (2° x 5° x 14°) 93 Batt 2 Pes. - SOmm x 425mm x 4.80m (2" x 5" x 16°) 2 Bott ‘Truss Collars, Aptong Rough 10 Pes. - SOmm x 125mm x 2.40m (2" x 5" x 8°) LF Bofl Ciagonal and Vertical Truss Members Gujo-Rough 10 Pes, - §Omm x 100mm x 3.6m (2"x 4°x 12) so | san Rafters, Apitong-Rough: 11 Pes. - 50mm x 150mm x 2.40m (2 x 6" x 8’) 88 Bot 7 Pes, - SOmm x 150mm x 3.60m (2° x 6x 12) 84 Bott Qleats. Apitong/Tanquile, Rough: 14 Pes, - SOmm x 50mm x 3.00m (2" x 2'x 10’) 46 Bott Purtins, Agitong-Rough: 80 Pes. - 50mm x 75mm x 3.60m (2" x 3°x 12) 480, Bott Fascia Boards, KD Tanguile. S2S: 10 Pos, - 25mm x 300mm x 4.80m (1"x 12"x 16) 10 | Ban Mc Bots with washers, 16mm da x 250mm 5/6" da x 10) 25 | Plece Do. 42mm da x 175mm (1/2' da x7") 50 Piece Common Wire Naits 75mm (3°) 5 Kilo Do, 100mm (4") 7 Kilo Do, 125mm(5) 10 | Kio Whod Preservative, SOUGNUM 12 | Liter Prepared by Approved "ARCHITECTIENGINEER DATE DATE ASSProject Owners Location Page 3 BILL OF MATERIALS i Unit Total Description of Material Quantity | unit | one oa 4 ROOFING MATERIALS a P. JACINTO colorsheet pre-coated galvanized sheets: 0.4mm x 0.81mmx 244m 34 | Sheet (0.4rrmx 0.81mmx3.05m 43 | Sheet (O.4rron x 0.81mm x 3.66m 37 | Sheet Plain Gl ridge rll and hip rols, Ga. 0.4mm 480mm x 2.44m (18" x8’) 35 | Piece Piain Gl fascia flashing, Ga. 25 450mmx 244m (18° x8!) 11 | Piece Plain GI wall flashing and straps, Ga, 0.4mm Sheet 10mm 244m (32" x8) 7 | Kilo Self-driling roofing screws 12mm x 6.00 meters 10 | Kilo VULCASEAL sealant 3 | tLcan PVC Pipes downspout, Schedule 40, MOLDEX Gray 75mm dia x 3,00m(3" dia x 10) 20 | Piece PVC Elbows, 75mm dia (3" da), Sched. 40 32 | Piece PVC Tees, 75mm dia (3" da), Sched. 40 4 | Piece PVC Solvent Cement 250 | ce. 5. PLUMBING PIPES AND FITTINGS P Sanitary pipes and fitings. MOLDEX SANIMOLD pes - 100mm dia x 3.0m (4 cia x 10°) 5 | Piece Pipes - 75mm dia x 3.00m(3" dia x 10) 4 | Piece Pipes SOmm dia x 3.00m(2" dia x 10’) 7 | Piece Sanitary Tee - 100mm dia (4" cia) 5 | Pieve Sanitary Tee - 76mm dia (3° dia) 3. | Piece Senitary Tee - 50mm dia (2" dia) 4 | Piece Elbow, 80 deg - 100mm dia (4° aia) 6 | Piece Elbow, 80 deg - 75mm dia (3" aia) 8 | Piece Elbow, 90 deg - 50mm dia (2" aia) 2 | Piece Sanitary Wye - 100mm cia (4” cia) 3. | Piece Reducer Wye - S0mm cia x 100mm dia (2 dia x 4” dia) 2 | Piece Prepared by. Approved "ARCHITECTIENGINEER OWNER DATE DATE A57 ESTIMATING BILL OF MATERIALS - TagayunProject 4 Owners fe Location BILL OF MATERIALS Unit Total Description of Material Quantity | unit | Gait ao] Reducer We - 75mm cla x 100mm dla (3° ax 4" a) 4 | Piece Reducer Tee - 50mm da x 100mm da(2" da x 4° da) 5 | Plece Reducer Tee - 75mm dax 100mm da (3" da x 4" da) 3 | Prece Reducer Coupling - 75mm ax 100mm dia (Fdax 4’ da) 2 | Prece ‘Coupling - 100mm cfa (4" fa) 5 | Piece ‘Coupling - 75mm da (3" da) 3. | rece ‘Coupling - 50mm da (2' da) 4 | Piece Floor Drain Trap - 50mm da (2' da) 5 | Pece ‘Clean-out w/plug - 100mm da (4° da) 2 | Prece (Glean-out wiplug- 50mm da(2" da) 2 | rece ‘Concrete Drainage pipes: 100mm céa x 1.00 meter 8 | Piece 150mm dia x 1.00 meter 12 | Piece ‘Weter meter, GREAT VOLUME brand 1 | Plece Gate valve, Bronze frish, GREAT VOLUME brand 1 | Set Faucet, Bronze finish, GREAT VOLUME brand 5 | Piece Hose bibbs, chrome finish, GREAT VOLUME brand 2 | Pece Gi pipes and iting heduie 40: Pipe - t2mm cha x 6.0m (1/2" ax 20) 5 | Plece Pipe - 19mm cia x 6.0m (3/4" ax 20) 3 | Piece ‘bow, 90 deg- 19mm da (3/4 cha) 4 | Piece bow, 90 deg- 12mm da (1/2" a) 4 | Plece ‘Street Bl- 12mm da (1/Z" a) 2 | Pece ‘Tapped Tee - 19mm da (4" da) 2 | Piece Tapped Tee - 12mm da (1/2 da) 5 | Plece Reducer Tee - 19mm da x 12mm dia (3/4" da x 1/2" da) 5 | Prece Reducer El- 18mm da x 12mm dia (3/4" da x 1/2" da) 4 | Piece Reducer BI - 12mm cia x 10mm cia (1/2" da x 318" da) 3. | Piece Nople - 12mm dia x 150mm (172 diax 6") 6 | Piece Coupling - 19mm cha (3V4" a) 3 | Piece ‘Coupling - 12mm ca (1/2" da) 4 | Piece Union - 18mm da (3/4" da) 2 | Pece ‘Union - 12mm da (1/2" da) 2 | Piece ‘Teflon Tape, Big 6 | Rot Prepared by: Approved. "ARCHITECTENGINEER ‘OWNER DATE DATE AsProject Owners Location Page 5 BILL OF MATERIALS Unit Total Description of Material Quantity | unit | ont eee 6 PLUMBING FIXTURES AND ACCESSORIES P ‘Water closet, SANIWARES Ventura PF 2400 2 | set Lavatory, SANIWARES Ventura PF 1002 2 | set Kitohen sink, NORTHERN HILL Lavelle -4221 RA + | set Laundry tray, NORTHERN HILL Lawndale F244RA 1 | set Soap holder, C.W. Tan Mig. Model ACOO4 3 | set Toilet paper holder, C.W. Tan Mig. Model ACOO1 2 | set Towel holder, SANIWARES PF 3800 3 | set ‘Shower head, valve and faucet 2 | set Floor Drain, Chrome-plated, 100mmx 100mm 5 | Piece 7. CEILINGS, PARTITIONS, FLOORS P. AND OTHER INTERIOR WORKS Wood flooring, KD Tanguile, T&G 65 Pes. 25mmx 100mm x 4.80m 1" x4"x 16) aar | Batt Baseboard, KD Tanguile, S4S 25 Pos, 26mm x 100mm x 3.60m (1"x 4"x 12) 100 | Bett Cling joists, hangers and studs, Tanquile, Rough 200 Pes. 50mm x 60mm x 4.80m 2" x 2'x 161) 1067 | Bon CCeiing and parttion boards: mmx 1.20mx 2.40m Class A plywood 80 | Sheet Sirenx 1.20mx 2.40m plywood 10 | sheet ‘19mmx 1.20mx 2.40m Plyboard for Cabinets 15 | Sheet Shelves for cabinets and closets, KD Tanquile, S48, 12 Pes. 25mmx 300mx 3.60m (1"x 12°x 12) 14a | Bot Quarter, "C" mouldings, KD Tenguile, 360m (12) 95 | Piece ‘Marble lor tiles, 300mm x 600mm (12" x24") 120 | Piece KENT Vinyl flor ties, 200mm x 200mm (12"x 12") 750 | Piece RUGBY glue for vinyl ties 4 | a.can ‘Tolet-Bathroom tes and mouldings, MARIWASA Unglazed floor tiles, 108 x 108mm 750 | Piece Glazed wall tes, 108 x 108mm (4-1/4"x 4-1/4") 2500 | Peice Tite mouldings (Assorted) 150 | Peice PRIME white cement 3 | Bag Prepared by Approved "ARCHITECTIENGINEER ‘OWNER DATE DATE 59 ESTIMATING BILL OF MATERIALS - TagayunProject Pageé Ownerts Location BILL OF MATERIALS e pea Unit Total iption of Material Quantity | unit | Unt Hoel 8. ELECTRICAL MATERIALS P. Entrance Cap - 25mm da (1° da) 1 | Piece Rigid tee! conduit - 25mm cia x 3.00, Schedule 40 4 | Piece Conduit clamp for 25mm RSC 5 | Piece Meta locknut with bushing - 25mm dia 3 | Pair ‘Automatic circuit breaker, 100A main switch, with 6 branch ccuits, EVER brand 1 | set RSC elbow - 80° long bend, 25mm cia 5 | Piece RSC coupling- 25mm da 3 | Piece NELTEX Power Guard electric wire protection, Orange: UPVC Pipe, 20mm diax 300m, Schedie 40 90 | Piece UPVC Coupling - 20mm cia 70 UPVC Adaptor wilocknut and bushing, 20mm dia 40 | Piece UPVC Range pipe, 25mm ax 3.00m 2 | Piece UPVC Adaptor wilocknut and bushing, 025mm da 4 | Pair ‘UPVC Utity boxes, 38mm x 100mm x 54mm 55 | Piece [UPVC Junction boxes, 100mm x 100mm x 54mm 40 | Piece ‘SoWvent cement 100 | cc Electic We, PHELPS-DODGE, THW. Electric wire, (3.5mm) 2 ‘Wrre for range, (5.5mm?) 5 | Meter ‘Wrre for range, (8.0mm?) 5 Whe for service entrance, (22mm?) 15 | Meter Whe for service entrance, (14mm") 30 Porcelain lamp receptacle - 10mm da 5 ‘Wing Devices, EAGLE brand, Piece Pate assembly for single-gang switch 2 | set Piate assembly for two-gang switch 8 | set Plate assembly for three-gang switch 2 | set Wall switch module, 5A, 250V, AC 30 | Piece Three-way switch module, 5A, 250V, AC 8 | Piece Duplex convenience outlets 10 | Piece Range outlet with cover plate, 3-prongs 1 Set Friction/Ptastic tape, Big size 12 | Ral Prepared by. Approved: "ARCHITECTIENGINEER OWNER DATE DATE A60Ast Project ‘Owners BILL OF MATERIALS : Unit Total Description of Material Quantity | unit | Om iio 9 DOORS, WINDOWS AND ACCESSIRIESS P. {04) ENTRANCE DOOR ‘men x 200mm (3" x8") ‘YAKAL door head and jambs 1 | Piece § ‘44mm (19/4") thick 7 ,~ NARRA panel door 1 | Piece WEISER Entrance lock set, colonial design 1 | set 3.1/2" x4" BF ball bearing $890] template hinges 3. | Piece (0-2) SERVICE DOORS 5mm x 150mm (3" x 6 ‘YAKAL door head and jambs 2 | Piece g s 44mm (1-347 thi s Kindred TANGUILE panel door 2 | Piece WEISER Service entrnce door lookset 2 | set BF bell bearing template hinges 6 | Piece Prepared by: Approved: "ARCHITECTIENGINEER OWNER DATE DATE ESTIMATING BILL OF MATERIALS - TagayunPage 8 Bre a BILL OF MATERIALS. eeu omy Paw || BSEZRS @ ie 4 (345) (SqFt) me Aluminum jalousie hardware, single control 6 Pair ‘Smm x 100mm x 50m Smoked glass slats 6 Piece aac ee == as DATE DATE A62Project Page 9 Owner's Location BILL OF MATERIALS Unit Total Description of Material Quantity | Unit 10. PAINTING MATERIALS: (DUTCH BOY or BOYSEN Products) Fatwall Enamel Paint, White 2 | 16LCen Quick Drying Enamel, White 2 | 16LCan Exterior Wood Primer and Sealer 1 | te. can Interior Wood Primer and Sealer 1 | 16. can (Gil Tinting Colors : Green 2 | tLcan Yellow 2 | ican Brown 2 | Can Black 2 | Can Primer Thinner 2 | aLcan Acrylic Semi-gloss Latex Paint 2 | 16LCan Concrete Neutralizer 2 | 16LCan ‘Acrylic Concrete Primer Sealer 3 | acan Latex Putty 1 | 16.Can Acrylic Tinting Colors : Brown, 2 | can Yetow 1 | 4.Can Clear Gloss Lacquer 2 | 4Lcan Dead Flat Lacquer 2 | aLCan Lacquer Primer Surfacer 1 4L.Can Wood Filler Paste 2 | 1LCan Lacquer Thinner 3 | aLCan Red Lead Primer 3 | Alcan Porttand Cement Roof Paint 3. | 4LCan ‘Sandpapers (Assorted) 2 Doz. ‘Cleaning Rags 2 Kilo 411, MISCELLANEOUS MATERIALS ( Lump Sum Estirates) (Cabinet door hardware, wrought iron griles, screens, stair materials, etc) Prepared by: Approved: "ARCHITECTIENGINEER OWNER, DATE DATE, 63 ESTIMATING BILL OF MATERIALS - Tagayunome ae Location ‘SUMMARY COST ESTIMATES FOR MATERIALS, LABOR AND OTHER CONSTRUCTION EXPENSES: ‘A ESTIMATED COST OF MATERIALS (Fromthe Bill of Materials) .. P 1. FOUNDATION, CONCRETE COLUMNS, BEAMS ‘AND CONCRETE HOLLOW BLOCKS WALLS FLOOR FRAMING ROOF FRAMINGS. ROOFING MATERIALS PLUMBING PIPES AND FITTINGS PLUMBING FIXTURES AND ACCESSORIES CEILINGS, PARTITIONS, FLOORS AND OTHER INTERIOR WORKS ELECTRICAL MATERIALS DOORS, WINDOWS AND ACCESSORIES PAINTING MATERIALS (DUTCH BOY or BOYSEN Products) Pp 11. MISCELLANEOUS MATERIALS Pp ; 8 me Nomaen ve B. ESTIMATED COST OF LABOR (Including Supervision Fees) ...... P ©. ESTIMATED EXPENSES FOR CONTINGENCIES. Pp ESTIMATED TOTAL DIRECT COST ‘The above items comprise the estimated expenses for materials and labor applied directly in the construction of the building. If the work would be undertaken by a contractor, the indirect costs shown below should also be taken into account in projecting the total funding required for the completion of the project. . CONTRACTOR'S PROFIT (Including Overhead) P CONTRACTOR'S TAX : P ESTIMATED TOTAL DIRECT COST P ESTIMATED TOTAL DIRECT COST Prepared by: Approved: "ARCHITECTIENGINEER OWNER DATE DATE AG4