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Residential Building Specifications and Costs

The document outlines the specifications and budget for a residential building project for client Ms. Thanam, detailing structural design, materials, and construction processes. It includes sections on earthwork, walls, plastering, flooring, plumbing, electrical work, and payment terms, with a total construction rate of 2300/sq.ft. Additional work and costs beyond the specified scope are also addressed, emphasizing that any modifications must adhere to the approved plan.

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Residential Building Specifications and Costs

The document outlines the specifications and budget for a residential building project for client Ms. Thanam, detailing structural design, materials, and construction processes. It includes sections on earthwork, walls, plastering, flooring, plumbing, electrical work, and payment terms, with a total construction rate of 2300/sq.ft. Additional work and costs beyond the specified scope are also addressed, emphasizing that any modifications must adhere to the approved plan.

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SKYLA BUILDERS

Residential building

Client Name:[Link]
Job Title:
Site Location:

Specification of building
Drawing;

The following budget is prepared based on client approved drawing


attached (Refer drawing).

Structure;

The structural design is load bearing of reinforced cement concrete(RCC)


consist of slab,beam, column and footing mix of M15(1:2:4) shall be adopted and
the steel is used ISO certified steel rods.

Basement;

From existing ground level to 3’ feet height filled with gravel

Earthwork Excavation for column trench of size 3’6”x3’6” or 4’x4’ and upto hard
strata.

Column footing pit laying of PCC using 40mm metals for 4”thick in 1:5:10mix

Walls

The structure 9 ” thick brick wall of used parant wall and internal partition
of 4 ½” thick brick wall will be based the drawing. ceiling height 10 ’ feet from
basement level.

 All window sill level 2” thick concrete beam will be laid.


 Continuous lintel will be laid at 7’ 0” level.
 At lintel level kitchen and bedroom loft will be provided any one direction
or as per drawing .
 .

Plastering work;

 Internal; 1:3 in ceiling and 1:4 with superfine smooth finish of walls.
 External;1:5 normal finish of external walls.

Flooring works;

 The flooring in the hall, dinning room, bed room, store room and kitchen
Tiles upto Rs 55/[Link].(size 2’x2’) or (size 2’x4’)
 Bathroom ; flooring in grip tiles Rs.40 per [Link].(size 1‘x1’)
 Bathroom walls; 10’ feet glassed tiles Rs.40 per [Link].
 Kitchen; 7’ feet from kitchen top Rs.40 per [Link].
 Kitchen top granite Rs.100/[Link] (approx.)
 Stainless steel sinks Rs.1800 per no (2’x 1’6”x 9” )

Toilet and bathroom;

 Shower wall mixer arrangements for the attached master bathrooms with
geyser point.(Rs.2500)
 Wash basin in bathroom Rs.1200/

Plumbing work

 P.V.C pipes and C.P fittings bathroom and kitchen.


 Sintex tank capacity 1000lits(3 layer)
 Western closet(Rs.5000) and Indian closet,taps.
 Rain water pipes using P.V.C pipes of 4”
 Drainage water pipes using P.V.C pipes of 2.5”

Painting work;

 One coat of white cement and wall patty for inner walls
 One coat of interior primer and one coat of superfine emulsion for inner
walls.
 One coat of exterior primer and one coat of ACE for outer walls.
 One coat of primer and one coat of synthetic enamel paints on all wood
works and grills.

Weathering course;

Using by terrace tile with brick jelly.

Window and door work;

 Entrance designed flush door(frame size 6’’x4’’)


Manuval door

 Bed room frame and flush doors(frame size 4 x 3’)


Readymade Membarane door (Rs.6000)
 Windows Kumil open type
 Bathrooms pvc doors (single panels)
 M.S grill 12mm square normal rod
 Window standard size 3’x3’,3’x4’,4.5’x4’

Electrical;

Good materials and concealing wiring for lights,fan points,lamp points and
15amps with switch boards(without fitting meter)with metal switch boxes. (Three
phase connection wiring)

Wiring points and details;

Kitchen

5Amp = 2NOS

Light point = 1NOS

Exhaust fan point = 1Nos

Fan point = 1Nos

Power point = 2Nos

Bedroom

2way point = 2Nos

Fan point = 1Nos

Tube light = 1Nos

A/c point in Bed room = 1Nos

Night lamp point = 1Nos

Wall Ceiling point = 1 Nos

5amp socket = 2Nos


Hall

Show light points = 4Nos

Calling bell = 1Nos

5amp point = 1Nos

Socket = 4Nos

TV point = 1Nos

Night Lamp (wall) = 1Nos

Bathroom

Light point =1Nos

Wash basin point =1Nos

Geyser points for bathroom =1Nos

Note;

Only for points laying (Not for accessories like light and fan)

Usage of Materials;

 cement -Ramco,Chetinad
 steel rods- Amman or MS Steel
 sand – MSand
 Plumbing- rolls pipes,Taps Metro
 Electrical- kundan wires,Hifi switches.
 painting- Asian paints and Berger
 Brick-Fly ash(Rs.10)

Mode of payment;
Advance (upto basement)- 25%

Lintel level-15%

Roof level-15%

Plastering- 15%

Plumbing and Electrical-15%

Painting-13%

Before handling- 2%

Construction rate details;


As per above specification the cost will be 2300/[Link]

Additional work;(client scope)


[Link] roof for bathroom, septic tank, compound wall,chamber works, water sump, water
tank , extra grill work in any other doors, outer staircase, staircase tile work, extra floor
in outside,rainwater harvesting sump,SS Grill work, window screen work, mirrors, towel
rods and any other special work.

2. Elevation, EB main board item, EB line Work and cable, shed, bore well, Motor,Motor
fixing charge,EB reading bill, land Approval charge and all other taxes, Building
Approval charge …all are charged extra from market rate.

3. Providing water for construction client scope(if required)

4. watch man and curing work shall be provided by client.

[Link] fan,tube light,LED light,heater, exhaust fan and labour charges.

6. Bedroom manuval doors are additional charges.

7. wooden cubboard works are additional charges.


Note;
1. All the works as per the specification above.

[Link] other extra work will be charged as per the actual works done +10%(actual
amount)

[Link] basic rates for the materials taken are given at the existing market [Link] builder
will take responsibility upto 5% increase from the existing market rates.

[Link] exceeding the given specification are to be bare by the owner.

5. Material cost will be increase on market quotation rate will be increased.

6. Modification shall not be done as per client approved plan

Thank u

Common questions

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The plumbing system uses P.V.C pipes for rainwater and drainage water, ensuring resistance to corrosion and reducing maintenance needs over time due to P.V.C’s durability. The choice of Sintex tanks adds to the system's reliability with its sturdy build . Utilizing rolls pipes and Metro taps suggests an emphasis on quality and possible ease of installation and replacement when needed .

Ramco and Chetinad cement are known for their quality and strength, making them reliable choices for structural integrity. Advantages include consistent performance and durability. However, these brands might be more expensive than others, potentially impacting budget constraints negatively if market prices fluctuate beyond the predicted 5% increase .

The choice of superfine smooth finishes for internal walls enhances aesthetic appeal, creating a clean and modern visual. Tiles in living areas and bathrooms, valued between Rs 40-55 per sq. feet, balance cost with durability and ease of cleaning, minimizing maintenance efforts. These selections potentially increase the property's market value by improving interior appeal .

The builder assumes responsibility for up to a 5% increase in existing market rates, allowing stability in budgeting against mild fluctuations. However, the strategy may fall short if market volatilities exceed this threshold significantly, leading to either compromises on quality or escalated costs burdening the client, indicating potential effectiveness only in stable market conditions .

The foundation and load-bearing structures at SKYLA BUILDERS use a reinforced cement concrete (RCC) system. The structure consists of slabs, beams, columns, and footing made with a concrete mix of M15 grade (1:2:4 ratio). ISO-certified steel rods are used for reinforcement .

Internal plastering with a 1:3 mix and superfine smooth finish plus external plastering with a 1:5 mix ensure solid acoustic insulation and moderate thermal comfort. The 9” thick brick walls further contribute to sound dampening. However, optimal thermal resistance might require additional features like thermal insulators to combat varied climate conditions effectively .

The project features entrance flush doors and various sizes for windows with Kumil opening and M.S. grills. These choices offer customization benefits, ensuring doors align with security needs and windows provide sufficient natural light. However, concerns may arise regarding the outsourced quality of readymade membrane doors and the potential long-term durability of PVC bathroom doors .

A three-phase electrical connection is efficient for distributing electrical load evenly, reducing the risk of circuit overloads, and enhancing equipment lifespan due to stable power flow. This configuration supports high-power appliances like air conditioners, offering effective energy management and potentially reducing electricity costs through better efficiency .

The payment structure divides the project into stages, with 25% payment due up to the basement completion, followed by 15% each for lintel, roof levels, plastering, plumbing and electrical, and painting. The remaining 2% is paid before handling over. This staged payment plan can enhance cash flow management by providing steady inflows at crucial project milestones, ensuring liquidity for subsequent stages .

Extra work beyond the initial specification is charged based on actual work done plus an additional 10%, emphasizing clear scope management to control cost overruns. This approach allows flexibility but could potentially lead to budget increases if clients frequently request changes or additions, affecting project profitability for the client .

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