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Rate Analysis For Stone Masonry

The document provides a rate analysis for rubble masonry and PCC concrete. It begins by listing the current market rates for materials like cement, aggregate, rubble, sand, and labor. It then provides the specifications for a rubble masonry wall with cement mortar. The material and labor costs to complete 1 cubic meter are calculated. Adding a 25% profit margin results in a final rate of Rs. 4,693/cum or Rs. 133/cft for rubble masonry. A similar calculation is shown for 1:4:8 PCC concrete, with a final rate of Rs. 4,743/cum or Rs. 134/cft. The analysis notes that the rates for rubble masonry and

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Rate Analysis For Stone Masonry

The document provides a rate analysis for rubble masonry and PCC concrete. It begins by listing the current market rates for materials like cement, aggregate, rubble, sand, and labor. It then provides the specifications for a rubble masonry wall with cement mortar. The material and labor costs to complete 1 cubic meter are calculated. Adding a 25% profit margin results in a final rate of Rs. 4,693/cum or Rs. 133/cft for rubble masonry. A similar calculation is shown for 1:4:8 PCC concrete, with a final rate of Rs. 4,743/cum or Rs. 134/cft. The analysis notes that the rates for rubble masonry and

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RATE ANALYSIS FOR STONE MASONRY :

Readers,

When I was standing in a car park , waiting for someone to complete the shopping ,

I got a Whatsapp message from one of my students , asking me for the Rubble masonry rates. He said
he wanted to submit the quotation on the same day. There was no use of just giving him a rate which
I remember because it has to match with the material and labour rates and profit margin expected by
this person.

So , I had to make a rate analysis for the Rubble masonry .

I asked him to message me the basic rates which he promptly did.

I next 15 minutes , I completed the rate analysis and send back the entire analysis to him .

Thought I shall also share the same calculations with you for your quick reference.

Part A : The data :

Cement: 300/bag

Aggregate: 2400/brass

Rubble : 1500/brass

Labour :2000/brass

Sand 5500/ brass

You already know that : I brass = 100 Cft

Desired Profit 25%

Specifications :

Rubble masonry Width 18″

for wall compound ht 3′ from ground level

in cement mortar in ratio : ( 1:6 )

Material for 1 cum:

Cement : 300*(0.45*1.52*28.8)/7= Rs.844


Sand: 5500*0.3529*6*(0.45*1.52)/7= Rs.1138

Rubble: 2400*0.3529*1.25 = Rs.1058

Labour : 2000*0.3529= Rs.706

Total: Rs.3756

Profit:Add@ 25%: Rs.937

Total: Rs.4693 Rs/cum.

Or Rs.133 per Cft.

PCC 1:4:8

Material for 1 cum:

Cement : 300*(1.52*28.8)/13 = Rs.1010

Sand: 5500*0.3529*4*1.52/13 =Rs.908

Aggregate: 2400*0.3529*8*1.52/13 = Rs.792

Sub total: Rs. 2710

For Labour Add 40% Rs.1084

Total : Rs. 3794

Profits Add25% Rs.949

Total : Rs. 4743 per Cum

Rs. 134 per Cft.

Note :

1.You shall observe that the rate for Rubble masonry in cement mortar in CM 1 :6 and the rate for
plain cement concrete in proportion 1:4:8 are almost equal

2. The material wastage is a point on which I need to elaborate.


As such when we consider the factor 1.52 in the material calculations by dry mix method, we are
already considering 2 % material wastage . In case you want a higher allowance for wastage , you may
take the factor as 1.57 so that material wastage is 7%.

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