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Properties / Re: DIY - Practical Class On Estimating Your Comfortable Housing - Part 4 by saydfact(m): 7:48am On May 31, 2023 |
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Properties / Re: DIY - Practical Class On Estimating Your Comfortable Housing - Part 4 by saydfact(m): 3:19pm On May 30, 2023 |
I did a follow up post but NL bot banned me. I'll make that update in picture format.. To avoid being banned again. See next post |
Properties / Re: DIY - Practical Class On Estimating Your Comfortable Housing - Part 4 by saydfact(m): 11:41am On May 26, 2023 |
Joyful365: 1. Labour cost changes, so I deliberately don't want to go there; because I have part2,3 and 4 that already talked about this cost.... even if I had cost to this; it wld be irrelevant in maybe 3 months 2. Number of labourers depends on how fast you want the work done eg. You can dig your foundation with 2, 3 or 4 people (it would still cost you the same, it would only take them more time). Note 2 bricklayers and 2 helpers can mould all your blocks and give you perfect work - but if you need it in 2 days, you might need to request more hands. 3. What you pay your supervisor depends largely on the person and your relationship with him/her - No one, not even me can advice on that. Mr A can charge you N10 and give you better value than Mr B, who's charging N30. 4. Have you read this article >> https://www.nairaland.com/3523256/how-build-comfortable-house-earning (because all these 4 questions were answered there and I'm seriously avoiding repeating them here) 5. 5 inches; I'll advice 9 inches hollow block or 6 inches solid blocks. BUT, on the workmanship, what I can do to help is - get a quote from the workers, send it to me via Whatsapp or email and I'll advice (its still free). 1 Like |
Properties / Re: DIY - Practical Class On Estimating Your Comfortable Housing - Part 4 by saydfact(m): 6:29pm On May 24, 2023 |
Joyful365: I'm on phone, but I prefer to answer your question from PC.. I'll reply you in due course pretty soon, maybe tomorrow. |
Properties / Re: DIY - Practical Class On Estimating Your Comfortable Housing - Part 4 by saydfact(m): 6:27pm On May 24, 2023 |
Hatesin: Moulds varies remember.. But if you're not using 9 inches hollow blocks, then use 6 inches solid blocks |
Properties / Re: DIY - Practical Class On Estimating Your Comfortable Housing - Part 4 by saydfact(m): 9:58am On May 24, 2023 |
IF YOU'RE BUILDING SAME STRUCTURE ON WATERLOGGED LAND, THIS IS FOR YOU. All we need is our Girth = 104.065m > Blinding > Rebar to foundation > Formwork to foundation > Concrete to foundation > Rebar to German floor The type of foundation you'll be using is the raft foundation - this is a ground beam of rebar and concrete, hence there is not need for the foundation concrete we did for the previous land type but we need a 50mm thick blinding, so we have a level and dry surface to work on. BLINDING A blinding of 450mm wide is sufficient, this usually made of weak concrete or lower grade concrete. >> 104.065m (girth) x 0.45m (width of blinding) x 0.05m (thickness of blinding) >> 104.065m x 0.45m x 0.05m = 2.34m3 of concrete. but because its weak concrete; using 4.5bags of cement per m3 is a waste, so we would use 3 bags. Cement needed = 2.34 x 3 = 7 bags. Offcourse, Granite and Sand are minimal as we expect you'll have brought more than required at this stage. After the blinding - The iron benders begins to tie the reinforcement; so how much rebar you need also depends on the design. but I'll assume a design for the purpose of this tutorial (see attached pics 1) The labels below tells you everything about the reinforcement, that you need to work or calculate quantities. ? Y10 02 - 250 refers > ? = total number of rings (we would calculate that soon); Y10 = size of rebar to use i.e. 10mm; 02 = Bar mark; 250 = spacing of rings 6 Y16 03 refers > Main runners; and there are 6 numbers of Y16 = 16mm rebars; 03 = Bar mark. 12mm in Ground beam. we have a ring in the beam of 1.2m by 0.25 (notice my ring is 25mm + 25mm less in width) so my active ring is about 1200mm + 200mm + 1200mm + 200mm lomg, I'll add 150mm to the length for overlap/closing of the ring. Hence 1 ring = 2950mm long = 2.95m (approx. 3m) but how many of this rings would complete the total length of our girth ? from ? Y10 02 - 250 we're told the spacing is at 250mm centre to centre i.e. 0.25m c/c therefore number of rings in our foundation is >> 104.065m / 0.25m = 417 pcs. but we need rebar length of 2.95m for 1ring. hence >> 417 pcs x 2.95m = 1,230.15m of rebars. (NOTE: This means our ? in the label attached is 417 i.e. 417 Y10 02 - 250) if 1 length of rebar is 12m long, how many rebar length do we need? 1230.15m / 12m = 103 length of 12mm usually there's waste but minimal for this; hence 105 lengths of 12mm would do. Now, Lets calculate for 16mm rebars we have 6Y16 - each of the 16mm would run the entire length of our girth i.e. each 16mm would run 104.065m but we need to consider the lapping distance between as many 16mm rebars usually 600mm - 750mm. length of one 16mm = 12m (minus the overlap distance of 0.6m) = 11.4m we therefore need 104.065m / 11.4m = 9 lengths but there are 6 in the ground beam = 9 x 6 = 54 lengths of 16mm bars The other material you need is the binding wire (needs no calculation) - buy a bundle. NEXT IS 1x12 SOFT (somi or white) WOOD (below) If you've been following the calculation, you shoud have an idea of how the calculations go. we're going to arrange planks on both side of the foundation (inside and outside of the girth) 1 plank is 300mm (i.e. 0.3m) wide and 3.3m long. height of ground beam is 1.2m; hence we need 1.2m / 0.3m = 4 numbers to make up the height. we also need 104.065m / 3.3m = 32 pcs to make up the total length of the girth. multiply the above by 2 (because the plank is on both side) = 32 x 2 = 64 pcs of plank per roll (multiply by numbers of rolls, which is 4) = 64 x 4 = 256 planks needed for the formwork to raft foundation. CONCRETE TO FOUNDATION: GIRTH = 104.065m WIDTH OF FORMWORK = 250mm = 0.25m (see diagram) HEIGHT OF FORMWORK = 1.2m (see diagram) Quantity of Concrete needed therefore is > 104.065 x 0.25 x 1.2 = 31.2m3 of concrete This also means we need (using 1:3:6) > 31.2m3 x 4.5bags/m3 = 140 bags of cement The last item on the list; Rebar to slab would be treated when we get to German Floor. Diagram explained. Blinding is in colour yellow Formwork, concrete is in colour magenta Rebar is in colour white German floor/slab is in colour cyan Thank You.
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Properties / Re: DIY - Practical Class On Estimating Your Comfortable Housing - Part 4 by saydfact(m): 7:52am On May 24, 2023 |
Akerewe: Thanks for the kind words. I believe you meant decking (suspended slab) ? and is 50 x 20 in feet? but above all; the cost wld depend on the design; can u share it? 1 Like |
Jobs/Vacancies / Re: If You Were Him, What Would You Do? by saydfact(m): 12:33pm On May 23, 2023 |
Rubyjade: we all make mistakes - he shd apologise and kenneth shd not treat him in same coin. Its an opportunity to let Joel know, the importance of treating people well. case closed 2 Likes |
Properties / Re: DIY - Practical Class On Estimating Your Comfortable Housing - Part 4 by saydfact(m): 9:25am On May 23, 2023 |
BEFORE I CONTINUE; WHAT IF SOMEONE FOLLOWING IS HOPING TO BUILD SAME STRUCTURE ON A WATERLOGGED LAND? It's only fair to consider estimating for those group of persons. so, we would repeat the process after setting-out but this time, we assume the structure is to be built on a waterlogged land. > Blinding > Rebar to foundation > Formwork to foundation > Concrete to foundation > Rebar to German floor The process above is equivalent to the stage we are at for those building on a solid / firm land. Watch Out. |
Properties / Re: DIY - Practical Class On Estimating Your Comfortable Housing - Part 4 by saydfact(m): 9:17am On May 23, 2023 |
Our next task is to determine the quantity of Granite and Sand needed for the project. The goal of this tutorial is to estimate majorly materials without attaching cost to it, so the best practice is to buy enough granite and sand that would be most economical. I have several writeups on how to calculate quantities of granite and sand already, you can refer to any of the link below (rather than repeat the process again.) >> https://www.nairaland.com/5818635/estimating-cost-fencing-6-plots >> https://www.nairaland.com/6808100/part-3-building-comfortable-housing At this stage; I'll advice that we purchase a minimum of 15 tonnes of granite and 20 tonnes of sharp sand. This should take us to the German floor level of the project. (i.e. Foundation, block setting and German floor) SINCE the structure is being built on a firm land. The next step is to determine how many blocks are needed for the foundation. 1.04 - Blockworks. Block to foundation are those blocks that are beneath the German floor i.e. from the Foundation to the German floor level, each roll of block is called a course, when you lay another roll on that one, it becomes 2 courses etc. Best practice subject to the land slope, is to have a minimum of 4 courses of block in the foundation - and where you must have more than 4, then you'll need to introduce structural elements like columns and beams etc. but we only need 4 courses here. So, how many blocks do we need for this design? (Foundation blocks are expected to be 9 inches) RECALL OUR GIRTH > 104.065m what's the length of the block you're using? here it is 450mm (long) by 225mm (wide) and 225mm (high) = 0.45 x 0.225 x 0.225 in meters. How many numbers of blocks is needed to make up the distance of our girth? = 104.065m / 0.45m Therefore number of blocks needed for 1 course is = 230 pcs and since we are building 4 courses in our foundation; we have: 230 pcs x 4 courses = 920 blocks (there would be a few breakage; so we can estimate for 950 numbers of blocks) CEMENT needed to lay 950 nos of 9 inches blocks Remember we already advised to buy 20 tonnes of sand, that can take the project to German floor level, so we would only calculate for cement needed now. Normally: 1bag of cement would set about 40pcs for 9" blocks 1 bag of cement would set about 60pcs for 6" blocks OR 0.0250 bag of cement would set 1 number of 9" block 0.0167 bags of cement would set 1 number of 6" block if you apply the formula above; we have 920 blocks / 40 (since its 9" we're using) = 23 bags - (I used 920, not 950 because the actual needed is 920, the 30 nos added was for waste and incase any block was broken before use) Lets use the other method. if 0.025 bag = 1 block then 920 blocks is: 920 x 0.025 = 23 bags of cement which ever method you remember is ok. 2 Likes |
Properties / Re: DIY - Practical Class On Estimating Your Comfortable Housing - Part 4 by saydfact(m): 1:32pm On May 19, 2023 |
GloriousGbola: YES - The water should be free from impurities (iron, mud, dirt etc), and salt content etc. There is an acceptable PH level for water. |
Properties / Re: DIY - Practical Class On Estimating Your Comfortable Housing - Part 4 by saydfact(m): 1:28pm On May 19, 2023 |
Question 1: The standard is 675mm but for this type of structure, you are permitted to use 450mm considering the size and type of land. Question 2: The advantage of setting-out is, you'll get a well squared and well dimensioned building. WHILE IT IS IMPOSSIBLE TO SKIP SETTING OUT ON SOME BUILDING TYPE; most people who skip this can do so because its a small structure. I'll continue with the lecture soon. |
Properties / Re: DIY - Practical Class On Estimating Your Comfortable Housing - Part 4 by saydfact(m): 10:55am On May 18, 2023 |
Before I continue here's a question. if my foundation width was 450mm and the height of my concrete was 250mm; how many bags of cement is needed for the foundation? Answer: Girth = 104.065m width converted to meters = 0.45m Height converted to meters = 0.25m Volume of concrete = 104.065m x 0.45m x 0.25m = 11.7m3 Cement per m3 of 1:3:6 mix = 4.5bags Cement needed for 11.7m3 of concrete = 11.7 x 4.5 = 53 bags If you understand this principle; you've solved 70% of all your cement need on site.... 2 Likes |
Properties / Re: DIY - Practical Class On Estimating Your Comfortable Housing - Part 4 by saydfact(m): 10:34am On May 18, 2023 |
1.02 Now whether its a land on land ( ) or land on water ( ) - there is always a concrete footing, this concrete footing is referred to in many ways; it could be called Foundation, Ground Beam, Blinding, Footing etc depending on it's composition or use. So; for the purpose of the design we're using, lets calculate materials needed for the foundation work but first we must calculate what is referred to as GIRTH. Girth is defined as; the measurement around the middle of something - in this case our 'something' is the foundation wall or the walls shown on the plan. (If you look at pics 1 below, you'll notice i've added more dimensions) - all we need to do is add up all the linear dimension of the walls / foundation to get our girth. EXAMPLE: if I have a rectangle of 2m by 4m; my girth is = (2+4+2+4) = 12m if I have an equilateral triangle with 1 side as 3m, then my girth is = (3+3+3) = 9m so; to get my girth in the plan below, I simply add all the dimensions of each wall in the design.... (lo ba tan i.e. and that's all) if you're done adding, you should get = 104065mm = 104.065m as your girth. (save the value somewhere, we would recall it later). The foundation is made up of 4 major materials (Cement, Granite, Sand and Water) - so, let's calculate quantity of each material needed. Cement - There are standard cement mix (1:2:4, 1:3:6 etc) i.e. Cement:Sand:Granite mix and the major different in all these mix is the number of cement used per cubic meter of concrete (i.e. if I want to pour concrete into a box of 1m length, 1m breath and 1m height). Let me share cement bag/m3 ratio for your knowledge. 1:2:4 mix has 6.25bags per m3 1:3:6 mix has 4.5bags per m3 1:1.5:3 mix has 7.5bags per m3 for the purpose of this tutorial/type of structure, we would be using 4.5bags per m3 of concrete. so; lets calculate how many bags of cement is needed for our foundation. FORMULA FOR VOLUME = (L x B x H) where L = our girth, B = width of the foundation we dug and H = Height of the concrete foundation. Now, measure the wideness (breath) of your physical foundation; the standard is 675mm (0.675m) and that's what I would use. Volume of concrete (in the attached plan therefore is) = 104.065m x 0.675m x 0.2m (0.2m means that I want to cast my foundation to 200mm high; it could be 150mm, 200mm, 250mm or even 300mm depending on structure/design. Volume of concrete (m3) = 14.05m3 - it means, 14.05m3 of concrete is needed for my foundation. (if I was ordering ready mix concrete from a company, this is the volume I'll order, but since I'm mixing it on site, I need to know how many Cement, sand and granite would make this volume possible). Remember, I adopted the 1:3:6 for this type of building, and that's 4.5bags / m3 of concrete. HENCE: Number of cement needed = 14.05m3 x 4.5bags = 64 bags of 50kg cement. In the next post, we would calculate Granite and Sand needed to achieve 14.05m3 of concrete. 1 Like |
Properties / Re: DIY - Practical Class On Estimating Your Comfortable Housing - Part 4 by saydfact(m): 6:55pm On May 17, 2023 |
This is planned to be an interactive lecture, so I'll take questions anytime during the thread life. 1 Like |
Properties / Re: General Topic Thread-To Discuss Anything And Everything in Building Construction by saydfact(m): 6:47pm On May 17, 2023 |
Evening All, Happy New Year If you're a follower of my thread and tutorial.... be my guest as I take on Part 4 of the Building Estimate. Thank You as you link up >> https://www.nairaland.com/7690775/diy-practical-class-estimating-comfortable#123197360 (my 'friend' that has been stealing my thread and posting it on his blog and claiming ownership, you're invited too) The day I decide to sue - I go become billionaire that day. lol |
Properties / Re: DIY - Practical Class On Estimating Your Comfortable Housing - Part 4 by saydfact(m): 6:39pm On May 17, 2023 |
Good day. Over time, I've developed an excel sheet to help me estimate faster.... for the purpose of this tutorial, I'll treat items as they appear on the list. we'll treat Item 1.01 and 1.02 (see attached pics) before taking a break. 1.01 Excavate oversite - This basically refer to clearing of the site from debris, bushes, tree etc especially in area where the building would be located. eg if I have a 2 plot of land and I want to build a self-contain on at the extreme right, there's no need to clear the entire 2 plot, the important part is the area where my structure would be sited. How much you spend here depends on how much debris, area of space and type/location of land etc. No calculation is required here for the purpose of this tutorial only Setting Out - A lot of people overlook its importance and most bricklayers use blocks to set out, but the right method is setting out a profile and doing it the right way. Profiles are set round the building and used to transfer wall/grids across the land. ALL CALCULATIONS WOULD BE IN METERS (m) OR MILIMETERS (mm) Calculating number of profiles needed (1by12 wood & Pegs) using our picked design (see pics 2) 1by12 - all we need here is the overall length and breath of the structure; from our design (pics 2) it is 11,000mm (11m) and 12850mm (12.85m) Add 1.2m to both sides of the each side (this is because the setting out profile needs to be at a distance of about 1m - 1.2m from the structure we're trying to build. After adding 1.2m to both sides, add all 4 sides together. (SEE MY EXPLANATION BELOW). 11m + 1.2m + 1.2m (ie 1.2m to both sides of 11m) = 13.4m remember the building has 4 sides, do this for the other 3 sides 11m + 2.4m = 13.4m 12.85m + 2.4m = 15.25m 12.85m + 2.4m = 15.25m total length therefore = 57.3m (what this means is that you need a profile of 57.3m to go round the building. but 1by12 wood is about 3.3m long. hence we need 57.3m / 3.3m (to get how many profile makes up 57.3m) = 17 numbers of profile. However, because 1by12 wood is also too wide, we can divide one (1) into four (4) pcs But, we don't need 17 numbers of wood, what we need is 17 / 4 (since we get 4 parts from 1) = 5 numbers of 1by12 wood (find out how much 1 plank is in your area and multiply by 5 to know how much you need. other cost here would be cost of slicing 1 plank into 4 parts. Pegs - This are arranged along the line of the profiles; and each profiles needs 3 pegs (1 in the middle and 1 at both ends). remember we needed 17 nos of profile above and if each profiles requires 3 pegs, we have 17 x 3 = 51 numbers, Pegs are sold in dozens, so always approximate to the higher dozens needed. i.e 51 / 12 = 4.25 dozens; you must buy 5 dozens Nails (3 & 2 inches) - What is needed is very minimal, so instead of spending time calculating the exact number, just buy a small quantity of each. Ropes - This are cheap needs, and 3 - 4 is OK for the job. The bricklayers even come with this item at times and might not cost you much. Excavation - Excavation is the actual digging of the ground (after the setting out is complete) -although we can calculate this cost, I'm careful not to attach any rate to this tutorial, so it's still valid years from now unlike the Part2 where must cost used are no longer valid. Excavation also depends on the type of land, location, labour force used and size of building.... hence I'll leave everyone to their negotiation power for this item. If you noticed; the pics 1 (excel sheet) does not have this item - this is because the sample I used was an estimate for a building on a waterlogged land - hence there is no need for excavation there. Excavation is for those building on firm/solid land (like we are doing here). COMING UP NEXT IS ITEM 1.02 1 Like |
Properties / Re: How To Build Your Comfortable House Earning Little (detailed) Pt 2 by saydfact(m): 8:21am On May 16, 2023 |
saydfact: and we have someone's design to use for this long awaited (updated cost) tutorial. You can join the class here >> https://www.nairaland.com/7690775/diy-practical-class-estimating-comfortable Thanks and Goodluck. |
Properties / Re: How Much Will It Cost To Build This In 2023 by saydfact(m): 8:19am On May 16, 2023 |
Hi Morning. You can follow the estimation class on the question asked here via the link >> https://www.nairaland.com/7690775/diy-practical-class-estimating-comfortable Goodluck |
Properties / DIY - Practical Class On Estimating Your Comfortable Housing - Part 4 by saydfact(m): 8:13am On May 16, 2023 |
Morning Followers/NLers I've always wanted to do this update especially since the last update on this series was in 2016. If you're coming across my threads for the first time, you might want to check other topics I've written on ( O porrr ). Welcome to Part 4 of the series building your comfortable house. You might want to check Part1 & 2 (links below) - as I won't be repeating all advice I had given in the past except it's very necessary because this is a practical (calculation) class. >> Part 1 - https://www.nairaland.com/3502464/how-build-comfortable-house-earning >> Part 2 - https://www.nairaland.com/3523256/how-build-comfortable-house-earning The plan we would be using is courtesy: @Joyful365 and it is attached below. Lastly; unlike the previous tutorials I've done (where the full tutorial was posted at one) I will update this thread slowly, for weeks - this would allow real time question and answer until the building is roofed or painted on paper/NL The goal is that at the end of this tutorial, you should be well equipped with adequate knowledge in estimating the cost of your DIY design, to prevent unnecessary 'ripping off' thereby saving and spending less. Welcome & Goodluck.... I am (Say-d-Fact) |
Properties / Re: How Much Will It Cost To Build This In 2023 by saydfact(m): 2:57pm On May 14, 2023 |
Joyful365: Type of land refers to if its Waterlogged, sandy or a firm land. From the picture, it's a firm land... The land usually determines the type of foundation to be used. |
Properties / Re: How Much Will It Cost To Build This In 2023 by saydfact(m): 6:47pm On May 13, 2023 |
@Joyful365 This is it in AutoCAD (not fully dimensioned thou) we good to go. what type of land are you building on? You can share a pics. Watch this space for link to Tutorial thread. |
Properties / Re: How Much Will It Cost To Build This In 2023 by saydfact(m): 12:06pm On May 13, 2023 |
Joyful365: I'll generate it.... And we can use it for the tutorial. I only need the Autocad to make my backend calculation easier, does not mean we can't do without it. I'll open a thread later today and we wld start the lecture maybe from tomorrow or early next week. Thanks and regards.. |
Properties / Re: How Much Will It Cost To Build This In 2023 by saydfact(m): 3:43pm On May 12, 2023 |
[quote author=Joyful365 post=123024856][/quote] what about we use your design to estimate what the cost would be in 2023 May? I've always wanted to do a new thread with the lastest cost.... but you'll need to send me the AutoCAD file or fully dimensioned plan. I'll need to create time thou for it. |
Properties / Re: How To Build Your Comfortable House Earning Little (detailed) Pt 2 by saydfact(m): 3:40pm On May 12, 2023 |
bobkezel: Afternoon Boss. Can you send a picture? wld help |
Properties / Re: Can 10M Naira complete a housing project(land Inclusive)? by saydfact(m): 11:22am On Apr 14, 2023 |
engrrichie92: HI. You'll need to be specific about the type of housing you're looking at. And since its land inclusive - you'll need to deduct the cost of the land yourself (and leave just the building budget for debate). from experience I THINK ..... (let me hold that thought for now). Check my various thread for help 1 Like |
Properties / Re: Can 10M Naira complete a housing project(land Inclusive)? by saydfact(m): 11:19am On Apr 14, 2023 |
what type of housing project /? |
Properties / Re: How Did You Fund Building Of Your First Duplex & How Long Did It Take? by saydfact(m): 10:32am On Mar 10, 2023 |
Took a few years without Loan. cost - I actually didnt document that because I saw it as a moral killer...... |
Properties / Re: Cement, Sand And Granite (concrete) Mix Explained by saydfact(m): 12:17pm On Feb 20, 2023 |
Lopigo: Thanks Sir for the kind words - words as this keeps me motivated.... do check out my other post on buildings; you'll love them.... |
Properties / Re: General Topic Thread-To Discuss Anything And Everything in Building Construction by saydfact(m): 11:09am On Feb 04, 2023 |
Good Day all: If you're about to start building and want to donate your design for a study which would see us calculate how much would likely finish the project; kindly share the building plan under this thread >> https://www.nairaland.com/3523256/how-build-comfortable-house-earning/14#120625343 if selected; you'll be required to send the AutoCAD version of the plan (in millimeters/meters) Lets Go 1 Like |
Properties / Re: How To Build Your Comfortable House Earning Little (detailed) Pt 2 by saydfact(m): 11:06am On Feb 04, 2023 |
If you're about to start building and want to donate your design for this study; kindly share the plan here. if selected; you'll be required to send the AutoCAD version of the plan (in millimeters/meters) Lets Go 3 Likes |
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