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Calculating the Plastering & flooring for a shed / Estimation & costing of a shed ( part 4 ).

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1.  Let us plaster the shed internally, with a single coat of 12 mm. thickness in a 1: 4 ratio.




From the above drawings, the area of the wall that should be plastered

   = front wall + back wall + (2 nos.× sidewall ) - ( deduction of a door + window.)

   = (9 ft.× 8 ft.) +( 9 ft. × 9 ft.) + (2 nos. × 7 ft.× 8.5 ft.) - (( 6.5 ft.× 2.5 ft.) +( 3 ft. × 3.5 ft.))

      (Height of side wall = (9ft + 8 ft) ÷ 2 = 8.5 ft.)👆

   = 72 + 81 + 119 - (16.25 + 10.5 )

   = 272 - 26.75

   =245.25 sq.ft.


The wet volume of the plastering mortar

    = plastering area × plaster thickness

    = 245.25 sq.ft. × (12 × 0.00328084) ft.

         (1mm = 0.00328084 ft.)

     = 9.6555 cu ft.


The number of cement bags required for plastering

= 0.217 bags × ( 9.6555 cu ft. ÷ 1 cu ft.)

= 2.0952 bags.


The volume of sand required for plastering

= 1.064 cu ft. × ( 9.6555 cu ft. ÷ 1 cu ft.)

= 10.2734cu ft.

Note: The ratio taken above for cement & sand is from the article "Calculating the quantity of materials in 1 cum. & 1cu ft. of plastering mortar in different mix ratios".



2. Let us fix vitrified tiles of 2ft × 2 ft. size for the flooring.

Area of the flooring

     = 9ft × 7 ft.

     = 63 sq.ft.

Area of a tile

   = 2ft × 2ft

  =  4 sq.ft.


Number of tiles required

= area of flooring ÷ area of 1 tile

= 63sq.ft.÷ 4sq.ft

= 15.75 nos.

By rounding off, the number of tiles required = 16 nos.


  Let us fix these tiles in 1: 4 mortar having 40 mm. thickness.

The number of cement bags required

   = 2.84 bags ×( shed area in sq ft. ÷ 100 sq ft. area)

  = 2.84 bags × ( 63 sq.ft ÷ 100 sq ft.)

 = 1.789 bags


The volume of sand required for flooring.

  = 13.9624 cu ft. × ( 63 sq.ft ÷ 100 sq ft.)

 = 8.7963 cu ft.

Note: The ratio of cement & sand in-floor mortar is taken from "Calculating the quantity of materials for the 100 sq. ft. of tile flooring".


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