College of Engineering BS in Civil Engineering

QTYSUR 311 - Quantity Surveying

LABORATORY REPORT NO. 4

Quantity Take-off (Computation of Quantities) of Other Civil and Architectural Works:
Finishes, Carpentry, Doors and Windows

Name: ______________________________________________ Date: ____________

Objective/s:
1.) To determine the quantities of Other Civil and Architectural works
(materials only):
a.) Finishes (Plastering Works, Painting Works, Tileworks, Cladding, etc.)
b.) Carpentry (Woodworks)
c.) Doors and Windows

Materials:
1.) Complete Set of Plans of a Residential/Commercial/Facility Building
2.) Laptop
3.) Excel/Spreadsheets
4.) Calculator

Procedure/ Instructions:
1.) As a continuation of quantity estimation, use the same plan to be
estimated.
2.) For finishing works, compute the quantities of materials, labor and
equipment for the following: walls – plastering, painting, cladding,
wallpaper, tileworks etc.; floor – tile works, etc. For details not specified on
the plan (e.g. paint color, type, and other specs), it’s in the discretion of
the estimator to decide upon.
3.) For woodworks, if there are no indicated details for other woodworks,
leave them be, instead, compute for the quantity of materials and labor of
doors and windows needed for the project and if specified on plan, the
carpentry works (e.g. cabinets).
4.) Provide back-up computations for the calculated quantities. Attach a sheet
to this page with your computations shown on it. You may choose to either
compute manually (computerized) or to encode and formulate these in a
spreadsheet to summarize them easily.
5.) Summarize these quantities in a format given using any spreadsheet
application. Print and attach it to this report as well.
6.) The said spreadsheet-based table will be uploaded to Google Drive within
the deadline:
3A – https://drive.google.com/drive/folders/1ULj1drYWTDDsm5zTxQXYxM32dgIeB2Zl?
usp=drive_link
3B – https://drive.google.com/drive/folders/19-v8h3uNwZM2yk4_41_TOSH8ZQoBVuQ6?
usp=drive_link
3C – https://drive.google.com/drive/folders/1IgC4JAS8X5gnbX713PEIRPiXitkOZtDP?
usp=drive_link

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 With the file name in the format: LASTNAME,FirstName-LAB 4;
Example: GOTERA,GeronemoIII-LAB 4
College of Engineering BS in Civil Engineering

Computation/s:

Finishes Plastering Works

Area of Front Elevation:

(8 x 2.5) +(6 x 2.5) = 35 squared meter

Area of Rear Elevation:

(8 x 2.5) +(6 x 2.5) = 35 squared meter
Area of Right Elevation:
(5 x 5) = 25 squared meter
Area of Left Elevation:
25 – 3(2.5) = 17.5 squared meter
Area of Firewall:
(4.6 x 5) = 23 squared meter
Area of Ground Floor Interior Wall:
2.2 + 1.25 + 2(2.75) +3+1.25(1.5) = 33 squared meter
Area of Second Floor Interior Wall:
2(2.2) +1.2+3(2.5) =21.5 squared meter
Doors and Windows
Fenestration Id Area (m) Fenestration
Area (m²)
D-1 2.10 x 0.80 1.68
D-2 2.10 x 0.60 1.26
D-3 2.10 x 1.60 3.36
W-1 1.20 x 1.50 1.8
W-2 1.50 x 0.80 1.2
W-3 0.50 x 0.50 0.25
W-4 1.20 x 0.80 0.96
W-5 2.10 x 1.08 2.268
W-6 1.50 x 1.00 1.5
solution:
Fenestration Area of Front Elevation:
1.20 (1.50) + 2(2.10) (1.08) + 2(1.50) (0.80) +2.10(1.60) =12.096 m²

Fenestration Area of Rear Elevation:

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 1.50 + (0.50) (0.50) +2.10(0.80) +1.20+1.50+1.20(0.80) = 6.44 m²
Fenestration Area of Right Elevation: BS in Civil Engineering
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2.10 x 0.80= 1.68 m²

Fenestration Area of Left Elevation:

2(1.08 x 2.10) + (1.60 x 2.10) = 7.896 m²
Fenestration Area of Ground Floor Interior Wall:
(2.10 x 0.08) + (2.10 x 0.60) = 2.94 m²
Fenestration Area of Second Floor Interior Wall:
2(2.10 x 0.80) + (2.10 x 0.60) = 4.62 m²
AREA GROSS AREA FENESTRATION NET AREA
AREA (m²) (m²)
FRONT ELEVATION 35 12.096 22.90
REAR ELEVATION 35 6.44 28.56
RIGHT ELEVATION 25 1.68 23.32
LEFT ELEVATION 17.5 7.896 9.60
FIREWALL 23 0 23
GF INTERIOR WALL 33 2.94 30.06
2F INTERIOR WALL 21.5 4.62 16.88
TOTAL NET AREA=154.32

Concrete hollow block, using 4” CHB

No. of CHB = 154.32 x 12.5 CHB/ =1929 pcs
Mortar, using Class B mixture, 40-kg. cement bags (From table 2-2 Quantity
of cement and sand for CHB mortar per square meter) , Estimate by Max B.
Fajardo)
Cement: 154.32 x 0.522 = 80.56 ≈ 81 40-kg. bags
Sand: 154.32 x 0.0435 = 6.71 cu. m.
Plaster, using Class C mixture (16 mm thickness) (From table 2-4 Quantity of
cement and sand for Plaster per square meter area) , Estimate by Max B.
Fajardo)
For two faces, net area = 154.32 x 2 = 308.64 m²
Cement: 154.32 x 0.144 = 22.22 ≈23 40-kg. bags
Sand: 154.32 x 0.016 = 2.47 cu. m.

Vertical reinforcement (by area)

Length of rebar using 60-cm vertical spacing
154.32 x 2.13 = 328.70 m
Number of 6-m rebars
328.70 m /6 = 54.78 length of 10-mm dia. bars

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Horizontal reinforcement (by area)

Length of rebar using 3 layers horizontal spacing
154.32 x 2.15 = 331.78 m
Number of 6-m rebars
331.78 m /6 = 55.30 length of 10-mm dia. bars

Tie wire (by area)

Number of #16 G.I. tie wires (From table 3-6 No.16 G.I. TIE WIRE FOR CHB
REINFORCEMENT PER SQUARE METER), (Estimate by Max B. Fajardo)
154.32 x 0.042 = 6.48 kg of #16 G.I. tie wires

Painting Works

Wall, One face only:

Net wall area =154.32 sq. m
.
Number of surface primer in gallons:
154.32 sq. m. / 40 sq. m. per gallon = 3.86 ≈ 4 gal of surface primer

Number of final coatings in gallons (double coating):

(154.32 sq. m. / 40 sq. m. per gallon) x 2 = 7.72 ≈ 8 gal of final coating

Number of Neutralizer in liters:

3.86 / 2.5 liters/gal =1.54 ≈ 2 liters of neutralizer

Tileworks

FLOORING AREA
GROUND FLOOR AREA:
A= 2(3) + (4 x 5) + (2.5 x 2) + (1.25 x 1) = 32.25 m²

2nd FLOOR AREA

A= 2(3) + 6 (5) – 2(2.5) = 31 square meter

TOTAL AREA = 63.25 m²

By using 40-kg. cement bags (From table 2-2 Quantity of cement and sand for CHB
mortar per square meter), Estimate by Max B. Fajardo)

Cement: 63.25 x 0.522 = 33.02 ≈ 34 of 40-kg. bags

Sand: 63.25 x 0.0435 =2.75 cu. m.

Using 60 cm x 60 cm floor tiles:

63 .25 / 0.36 = 175. 69

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Breakage Contingency:
175.69 x 1.05 = 184.48 ≈ 185 pcs

WALL (CR)
A= 4 (2.2) + 2(1.2) +2(1.25) = 13.7
Using 60 cm x 60 cm wall tiles:
13.7 / 0.36 = 38.06

Breakage Contingency:
38.06 x 1.05 = 39.96 ≈ 40 pcs

Cement mortar and Joint Filler (From table 7-1, QUANTITY OF TILES PER SQUARE
FOOT AND METER), (Estimate by Max B. Fajardo

Cement mortar: (63.25 sq.m. + 13. sq.m.) x 0.086= 6.62 ≈ 7 bags

Tile Grout: (63.25 sq.m. + 13. sq.m.) x 0.50= 38.48 kg
Tile Adhesive: (63.25 sq.m. + 13. sq.m.) x 0.11=8.46 ≈ 9 bags

Cladding
Concrete cladding
Net wall area = 406.86 sq. m.
Number of claddings using 60 cm x 120 cm panels:
406.86 sq. m. * 2 per sq. m. = 814 pcs. of 60 cm x 120 cm panels

PVC cladding
Net wall area = 746.98 sq. m.
Number of cladding using 60 cm x 120 cm panels:
746.98 sq. m. * 2 per sq. m. = 1494 pcs. of 60 cm x 120 cm panels

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Carpentry (Woodworks)
Stairs
No. of planks = 15 pcs of Wood Planks 1200 x 300 x 37.5mm

Doors
DESCRIPTION QUANTITY
Solid Wood Panel Door/Jamb 5
P.V.C. Flush Door 2.1x0.60m 2
Sliding Door 2.10x1.60m 2

Door accessories
DESCRIPTION QUANTITY
Lever type Door knob 7
Twist type Door knob 6
3x3 door hinges stainless 21

Windows
DESCRIPTION QUANTITY
Aluminum Glass sliding window 1.5 2.00
Awning window 800x1500mm 2.00
Jalouplus window 500x500mm 2.00
Analokfixed window 1.50x1.00m 1.00
Jalouplus window1200x800mm 2.00
Fixed Glass window 2.1x1.0m 2.00

DOOR PAINTING
DESCRIPTION QUANTITY
Epoxy Finish 2.00
Polygloss Top Coat 2.00
Solignum, Wood poison 1.00
Quick Dry Enamel Paint Sammy
7.00
Brown
Paint Thinner 2.00
Sandpaper, assorted 10.00

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Summary:

Item
Description Qty. Unit
No.
Plastering Works
K. Materials
K.1
K.2
K.3
Painting Works
L. Materials
L.1
L.2
L.3
Tileworks
M. Materials
M.1

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 M.2
Wood Works / Doors and Windows
N.
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N.1
N.2

Prepared and Submitted by:

______________________________
Name and Signature of Student

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Rubric:

Criteria Excellent Good Satisfacto Needs Points

ry Improveme
nt
Accuracy of All computations Minor errors that Several errors Multiple errors
Computations are correct with do not affect affecting results significantly affecting
no errors. results slightly. results.
significantly.
(40) (30) (20) (15)
Methodology & Correct and Minor mistakes in Some conceptual Incorrect
Application of appropriate method but errors in method. methodology leading
Concepts method used with correct concepts to incorrect results.
clear justification. applied. (10)

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 (30) (23) (15)
Presentation of Well-organized, Mostly organized Somewhat Poorly presented,
Work labeled, and with minor clarity disorganized, unclear, and messy.
College of Engineering
neatly written or issues. difficult to follow.
BS in Civil Engineering
typed. (5)
(20) (15) (10)
Overall Quality Fully complete, Mostly complete Some sections Major sections
& Completeness well-structured, with minor gaps. incomplete or missing or
and error-free. weak. incomplete.
(10) (7) (5) (3)
TOTAL = / 100

Remarks:
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Notes:
1. Late submission (after the time of deadline) but within the day, regardless of
time, will incur a deduction of 20 points.
2. Laboratory Works not submitted within the day of the deadline won’t be
accepted anymore.
3. This Lab Work Report will be checked together with the spreadsheet uploaded
to the drive. Above notes are applicable to both outputs.

Checked by:

_______________________________
ENGR. GERONEMO A.
GOTERA III

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