Division 1 – General Requirements

This division includes general administrative and technical provisions that may not be listed
elsewhere, and which may apply to more than one division. General requirements include
contractual/ legal requirements, a summary of work to be done, an explanation of work to be
performed later, a description of meetings to be held (construction coordination meetings,
scheduling meetings, and progress meetings, for instance), quality control, and submittal.
“Submittal” refers to catalog descriptions or “shop drawings” of equipment, which are submitted by
the contractor for approval by the architect and/or engineer. Division 1 also includes a description of
temporary facilities, preparation of the jobsite for construction, and details of how the job is to be
closed out when construction is completed.

Listed in the General Requirements are such details as how many sets of construction plans
are to be furnished to the construction contractor for the project. Professional organizations for
architects and engineers have drawn up and published a standard section entitled “General
Conditions” for use in the General Requirements division. These documents cover major topics
similar to those listed above. Special items that pertain to a particular job are included in the
Supplemental General Conditions that are written by the architect or engineer. Special laws or
building code requirements are listed in the Supplemental General Conditions.

General Requirements
Pre-ordering of materials is a part of the general
requirements since it is done before the
construction. 1 – 2 weeks before the actual start of
1 Pre-Ordering of Materials site preparation and construction, the pre – ordering
of materials will be done. This is after the estimation
and specification of materials to be used for
construction by the Architect and the Engineer.
The materials, manpower and construction
equipment for the project will be hired and acquired
on this part. The manpower will be hired with the help
of the contractors, engineers, architects, and the
owners’ connections. These people for manpower
will be hired based on their skills and type of work
since each part of the construction will require a
2 Mobilization
specific people. For example:
1. Foreman
2. Painters
3. Mason
4. Landscapers
5. Concrete Workers
6. Metal Workers/ metalsmith
A construction or surety bond will be formed for the
owner’s protection against any problems and issues
3 Bonds and Insurances that may occur before, during and after the
construction. Hence, we will also acquire a
construction insurance in order to protect and assure

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 the safety of the workers and people who will be
building the project.
Building Permit Acquisition of the building permit will be done to
secure the construction of the building. Securing a
building permit will also determine the zoning,
4 building requirements and regulations needed to be
followed for the overall construction. The building
permit will be acquired at Office of the Building
Official.
Temporary Perimeter Fence A temporary perimeter fence shall be built to secure
the project from its vicinity and to lessen the area
effect during its construction. There is a choice
between using wood or plastic for the main fence
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framework along with the usage of tarpaulin or
durable plastic covers. A perimeter fence can also be
built using PVC wall or plywood that will cover the
overall site during the construction.
Temporary Facility and Utilities A temporary facility and utility room will be
6 constructed for the construction workers and the
people who will be at the construction site.
Staging Area A staging area is a place where the vehicles and
stockpiles will be placed during construction. This
7 shall be part of the preparation for it provides a
temporary space for storage and place for
equipment.
Hauling of Debris The debris that will be present after and during the
construction will be collected and hauled in order to
create and maximize the space for the project. This
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debris will also create risks and hazards for the
workers, and by collecting it, it will minimize the
damage and loss.
Surveying of Site Surveying of the site is essential in construction for it
determines the construction methods that will be
done in the project. It will also determine the
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elevations and contours of the overall site which may
or may not affect the construction and as built
drawings.
Housekeeping Housekeeping is present during the construction for
it is the one that preserves cleanliness during and
10
after construction. A specific set of people is focused
on this work.
Landscape Preparation The landscape work is done after most of the
structural components of the project are finished.
11 This is because the place where the landscape will be
is used as a temporary storage for materials and way
for construction vehicle and equipment.

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Division 2 – Site Construction

Describes work to be done on the site, including soil testing, core drilling, standard penetration tests,
and seismic exploration. All of these tests must be conducted, and the requirements are expressed
in this division.

• The demolition of existing structures, materials, and debris is included in Division 2.

• The capping and removal of existing services is usually mentioned in this division even if the
work is also included under the trade division.
o For example, the capping of an existing sewer line is mentioned in Division 2 and then
is described in detail in Division 16 (plumbing). In addition, the sitework division
describes the various steps in the clearing of the site.
o Clearing of the site includes structure moving, clearing, and grubbing of shrubs, tree
removal, pruning, and tree relocation. Also described are grading and earthwork,
grading and drainage, paving and surfacing, and landscaping. Site improvements
such as fences, gates, guardrails, lighting, and irrigation systems (site watering
systems) are also included in this division.

Site Construction
Site Clearing Site clearing is done to remove all the debris and
obstacle present in the chosen site. Also, plants and
1 rocks that will be a hindrance for the construction will
be removed from the site in accordance to the laws
and regulations for the environment and building.
Soil Testing Soil testing is used to determine the presence of
contaminants in the soil, such as lead, mercury, and
other hazardous substances. This information is
2
used to design and construct the structure in such a
way that it will not contaminate the environment or
pose a threat to human health.
Core Drilling Core drilling is done in order to create a space that’ll
3 leave a channel and holes to be used for mechanical,
electrical and plumbing works.
Standard Penetration Tests This is a part of soil testing. The purpose of the SPT
Test is to determine the different parameters and
4 properties of the soil that indicate its strength. This
test is done solely for the assurance for a good
foundation.
Seismic Exploration Seismic exploration is done in order to determine the
seismic energy waves that are reflected starting from
5
the surface to the soils and rocks. The goal of this test
is to help the process of excavation
Demolition of current structures If the chosen site for construction has an existing
building or remains from the built structure, it will be
6 demolished. The debris will be collected, and the site
will be prepared for the proposed construction, so
any remains shall be excluded from it.

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 Staking Staking or putting marks on the place where different
parts of the building shall be placed is a part of this
division. For a residential building, placing of
7 “muhon” or any stakes to be placed on the ground to
represent the lot bearings along with a string. This
can also be done on the specific feature parts of the
house.
Excavation Excavation will be done in order to create a space on
the ground for the foundation and footings of the
house. This will also be the time where the proper site
8 elevation is observed. The space for septic tank
underneath the project is also a part of this process.
Its main purpose is to prepare the whole site for the
building.
Preparation of Batter Boards Batter boards is prepared before the excavation. This
9 will served as a mark for edges and indicate a desired
level of excavation.
Soil Filling and Compaction Soil filling and compaction is a mechanical method
on which the ground density is increased using a
10 special type of construction equipment. It is done in
order to prepare the ground surface for any
development.
Back Filling Back filling is the process of reusing or replacing the
soil that is removed during the excavation of
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foundations, ground bearing slabs or other
groundworks to support and strengthen a structure.

Division 3 – Concrete

All concrete work is described in this division. Concrete is considered one of the most widely used
building materials in one of the major items of work in the construction industry. It is basically a
structural material but it is also being used as architectural treatment and finishes. Cn addition to
buildings, concrete is used in road pavements, parking lots, airport runways, dams, canals, bridges,
drainage, and many others. Due to the wide application of concrete to a variety of structure
estimating concrete plays a vital role in the construction industry hence it must be estimated
precisely The major subdivisions included under Division 3 are:

• concrete form work,

• expansion and contraction joints,
• cast-in-place concrete,
• specially placed concrete,
• and recast concrete

Concrete
Reinforcement and Accessories Reinforcement is done during the concrete
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construction parts of the project. Reinforcement

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 bars are prepared depending on the parts; column,
beam, footings and foundation, wall etc. Any
reinforcement is used in order to provide ductility to
any structural members of the construction. A
reinforcement bar are steel rods which are placed
and strongly tie together in proper locations inside
the forms before placing the concrete.
Foundations The foundation of a building or civil structure is the
element that connects it to the ground. It's located at
2 the very bottom of the construction, in direct contact
with the soil, and acts to transfer loads safely from
the building to the ground.
Concrete Pouring – Column, Footings Concrete pouring is a critical aspect of constructing
& Foundation, Beam, Walls various structural elements in residential buildings,
3
including columns, footings and foundations,
beams, and walls.
Gravel Bedding Refers to the layer of gravel or crushed stone that is
placed beneath concrete elements to provide
4 support, drainage, and stability. This technique is
commonly used in various applications such as
footings, foundations, slabs, and pavements.
Formworks Formworks are molds of wood or steel sheets
5 required to hold the wet and newly poured concrete
in place.
Scaffoldings Scaffoldings are vertical supports, and horizontal
and diagonal bracings required to support the forms
during pouring and until the concrete has set and
gained its desired strength. In tall building
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construction, scaffoldings are assembled and
created in “stages”, one floor after the other, in one
storey at a time. Hence, the word “staging” was
derived.
Damp Proofing Refers to the process of preventing moisture from
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penetrating or affecting the concrete structure.

Division 4 – Masonry

Division 4 of the specifications deals with brick, stone, fire brick, glass brick, clay backing tile, and
ceramic veneer. Related topics such as joint reinforcement, mortar, anchors and tie systems,
masonry joints, control joints, and masonry accessories are also included.

Concrete
CHB Wall Layout A CHB (Concrete Hollow Block) wall layout in a
residential building typically refers to the
1 arrangement or design of walls constructed using
concrete hollow blocks. This layout outlines the
placement of these blocks in the structure, including

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 their size, shape, and configuration, to form the walls
of the building.
Concrete Pouring for CHB Wall Concrete pouring for a CHB (Concrete Hollow Block)
wall layout in a residential building involves the
process of filling the cavities within the hollow blocks
2
with concrete. This is typically done to reinforce the
walls, increase their strength, and enhance their
stability.

Division 5 – Metals

The metals used in the building are specified under Division 5. If the building has a steel structure,
the steel members are specified in this section. Metal roof decking, metal floor decking, and
permanent metal forms are described in this section. Metal fabrications such as stairs, handrails,
railings, gratings, castings, and lintels are included in this division. In some cases, ornamental metals
are used for these fabrications and are described in detail in this section.

Metals
1 Reinforcement Bars - Footing Reinforcement bars, commonly known as rebar,
2 Reinforcement Bars – Wall Footing are often used in the construction of footings in
3 Column Reinforcement Bars residential buildings to enhance their strength and
Beam Reinforcement Bars stability. Footings are structural elements that
4 distribute the load of the building to the soil
beneath, providing a stable foundation.
Railings Layout and Construction Railings layout and construction involve designing
and installing protective barriers along the edges of
5
elevated platforms, staircases, balconies, or other
areas to prevent falls and provide safety.
Lintels Lintels are horizontal structural elements typically
made of concrete, steel, or wood, used to support
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the load above openings such as doors, windows,
or openings in masonry walls.

Division 6 – Wood and Plastics

Materials such as rough carpentry (framing), heavy timber construction, prefabricated structural
wood, finished carpentry, and architectural woodwork (cabinets and built-in woodwork) are
described in this division. Plastics are used in many ways in modern construction. This section of the
specifications is devoted to such items as joists, studs, columns, beams, hangers, connecting
devices, and other miscellaneous plastic items not specifically identified under other headings.

Wood and Plastics

Wood Truss Preparation Truss is one of the structural members of a roof for
1 this residential house. For this project, we will use
wood construction to lessen the cost.

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 Purlins Along with the trusses, purlins is one of the main
2
support of a roof.
Wall Framings Wall framing or frameworks is done during the
3 pouring and curing of concrete for walls. This is done
in
Floor Joist Installation A floor joist is a horizontal structural member that
provides support for the floors of buildings. Floor
joists are typically made of wood, engineered wood
products, or steel, and they span between walls or
4
beams to support the weight of the floor structure, as
well as any live loads (such as furniture or occupants)
and dead loads (such as flooring materials and
fixtures).
Form woks Formworks are molds of wood or steel sheets
5 required to hold the wet and newly poured concrete
in place.
Cabinets A cabinet is one of the furniture in the house that will
require the usage of woods. Cabinet woodwork refers
to the craft and construction of cabinets, which are
storage units typically found in kitchens, bathrooms,
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and other areas of a home or commercial space.
Cabinet woodwork involves designing, building, and
installing cabinets using various woodworking
techniques and materials.
Shelves Shelves woodwork involves the construction and
installation of shelves, which are horizontal surfaces
used for storage or display purposes. Shelves can be
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made from various materials, but wood is a popular
choice due to its versatility, durability, and aesthetic
appeal.
Wood Partition Walls Wood partition walls is present in the house on some
parts. A think sheet or layer of wood is used
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aesthetically in order to separate some rooms with
different functions.

Division 7 – Thermal and Moisture Protection

Division 7 contains written descriptions of roofing materials, waterproofing materials, flashing and
sheet metal trim, insulation, roof accessories, and sealants.

Thermal and Moisture Protection

Waterproofing Waterproofing is crucial for protecting a residential
house from water damage, moisture intrusion, and
mold growth. These waterproofing measures should
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be implemented throughout the entire residential
house to ensure long-term protection against water
damage, moisture intrusion, and mold growth.

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 Regular inspections, maintenance, and repairs are
essential for preserving the integrity and durability of
the waterproofing systems and safeguarding the
structural integrity of the house.
Insulation Insulation for a residential house is a material used
to reduce heat transfer between the interior and
2 exterior of the home, helping to maintain
comfortable indoor temperatures and improve
energy efficiency.
Roof Sealants Roof sealing for a residential house involves applying
protective coatings or sealants to the roof surface to
3
prevent water infiltration, extend the lifespan of the
roof, and enhance its durability.
Flashing Flashing in the construction of a residential building
refers to the installation of thin strips or sheets of
metal or other waterproof materials in critical areas
4 to prevent water infiltration and protect against
moisture damage. Flashing is essential for
maintaining the integrity of the building envelope and
ensuring long-term durability.
Roof Installation Roof installation for residential buildings involves
several steps to ensure the roof is properly
5 constructed to provide protection from the elements
and to enhance the overall durability and energy
efficiency of the home.

Division 8 – Doors and Windows

Doors and windows

1 Installation of Doors Doors and windows are two of the crucial parts of the
Installation of Windows residential construction for it serves as one of the
finishes and last parts of it. It preserves and dictates
2
the lighting and ventilation along with the provision of
privacy and surety of space.

Division 9 – Finishes

Finishes
Ceiling Enclosure and Finishes Ceiling enclosure is done using material sheets like
plywood, gypsum board, etc. This is done in order to
1 cover the ceiling works and electrical and
mechanical systems hidden in the roof part of the
house.
Wall Plastering Wall plastering for a residential building involves
2 applying a layer of plaster over the interior walls to
create a smooth and uniform surface. Plastering is a

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 crucial step in finishing the walls of a home, providing
both aesthetic appeal and protection for the
underlying wall structure.
Neutralizer In painting works, a neutralizer is a substance used to
balance or stabilize the pH levels of a surface before
applying paint or other coatings. The purpose of using
4
a neutralizer is to prepare the surface for painting by
ensuring proper adhesion and promoting uniform
coverage of the paint.
Paint – Primer Primer paint plays a crucial role in painting works as
5 it acts as a preparatory coat applied to surfaces
before the application of the final paint coats.
Paint (2 coats) Painting works involve the application of paint to
surfaces to enhance their appearance, protect them
from environmental damage, and extend their
6
lifespan. Various materials are used in painting
works, including paints, primers, brushes, rollers,
and other accessories.
Tile Works Tile works in residential construction involve the
installation of tiles to create functional and
decorative surfaces in various areas of the home.
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Tiles are commonly used in bathrooms, kitchens,
entryways, and other areas that require durable,
waterproof, and easy-to-clean surfaces.
Acoustical treatment Acoustical treatment of rooms in residential settings
involves managing sound within a space to improve
8 its quality for occupants. It aims to minimize noise
disturbances, enhance speech intelligibility, and
create a comfortable and pleasant environment.
Wood Flooring Finish Choosing the right wood flooring finish for a
residential setting is essential for enhancing the
beauty of the wood, protecting it from wear and tear,
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and ensuring its longevity. There are various types of
wood flooring finishes available, each with its own
advantages and aesthetic qualities.
Floor Treatments Floor treatments for residential construction involve
various materials and techniques used to finish and
enhance the appearance, durability, and
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functionality of floors in homes. These treatments
can range from basic finishes to specialized coatings
and coverings.

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 Specifications needed for Construction
Construction
Division Description Specifications Quantity
Level
Pre-Ordering - - -
of Materials
Excavator • Engine
horsepower
Power: 152
1
• Operating Weight: 21,900 kg
• Bucket Capacity: 0.35 cubic
meter bucket
• Boom Length: 15 m
Backhoe • Backhoe Mechanism: Center
Pivot
1
Loader • Loader Capacity: 1.0 CBM
• Max Rising Force: 41 KN
• Max Unloading Height: 2,660
MM
• Bucket Capacity: 0.3 CBM
• Max Digging Force: 53.3 KN
Graders • Engine
horsepower
Power: 140
1
• Operating Weight: 11,600 kg
• Blade Width: 3,660 mm
• Blade Height: 615 mm
Compactor • Drum Width: 2,130mm
• Static Linear Load: 32 kg/cm
1
• Operating Weight: 11,400 kg
Skid Loader • Shovel Capacity: 0.36 cubic
meter shovel
1
• Maximum Speed: 12 km/h
• Operating Weight: 2,770 kg
Working Oversee overall execution of
activities in support of ongoing
1 laborer
Foreman well maintenance and
production.
Painters Painters apply paint, stain, and
5 laborers
1 coatings to walls and ceilings,
buildings, large machinery and
Mobilization equipment, and bridges and
other structures.
Carpenters Carpenters construct, repair,
and install building frameworks
5 laborers
and structures made from
wood and other materials.
Mason A Mason is a construction
professional who works with
3 laborers
various materials on a job,
specifically stone, concrete
and tile.
Landscapers Landscapers are skilled
professionals who specialize in
2 laborers
transforming outdoor areas,
incorporating elements like
gardens, patios, and pathways.
Concrete Concrete Construction
workers perform a lot of
3 laborers
Workers physical tasks, often beyond
the basic responsibility of
mixing and delivering the
correct amount of concrete to
the builders. This includes
operating hand and power
tools, so learning how to use
them safely is vital. Safety is
also crucial in preparatory work
when erecting scaffolding and
carrying out the demolition of
old structures.
Steelman Cutting, assembling, and
repairing steel structures
5 laborers
ranging from buildings to

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 bridges to construction
equipment, using a wide range
of metals.
Tile Settler Tile settlers cover interior and
exterior walls, floors and
2 laborers
ceilings with ceramic, marble
and quarry tiles, mosaics or
terrazzo.
Electrician A construction electrician
designs, plan, install, and
3 laborers
maintain electrical systems.
These electrical systems
provide power, lighting,
heating, and communication
to residential and commercial
buildings.
Ceiling Ceiling Installer is responsible
for installing and repairing
4 laborers
Workers suspended or acoustic ceilings
in both residential and
commercial buildings. Duties
include measuring and cutting
tiles and panels, securing them
in place and ensuring a smooth
finish.
Bonds and - - -
Insurances
Building - - -
Permit
Temporary Full temporary 2.90 m x 2.00 m 12 pcs
Perimeter construction •thickness
Vertical posts fi 40 mm/wall
approx. 1.2 mm
Fence fence • Filling sheet thickness - 0.5
mm
• T-18 trapezoidal sheet
• Galvanized steel
• Mounted on rivets/screws
• Weld secured
Temporary Marine 4 ft x 8 ft 15 pcs
Facility and Plywood
Utilities Coco Lumber 0.2 x 0.2 m 20 pcs
Wood
Nails 9d 10 ¼ - 2.5 inches 2 boxes (100 pcs/box)
ATOP HT1075 5800 mm x 1130 3 pcs
ASA+UPVC mm x 1.3 mm thk
Roof Sheet
Staging Area - - -
Hauling of Mini Dump Capacity 3 to3.5 1
Debris Truck cubic debris & 6
to7cubic for waste
Surveying of - - -
Site
Housekeeping Personal Safety vests, hard 5 sets
Protective hats, steel-toed
Equipment boots, gloves, and
safety glasses are
essential for
protecting workers
from hazards such

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 as falling debris,
sharp objects, and
exposure to
chemicals.
Heavy Duty Power: 1,600 W 1 machine
Vacuum Capacity: 35
Brooms Push Broom 1 pc
Walis Tambo 2 pcs
Walis Tingting 3 pcs
Dustpans 29 x 27 x 71 cm – 3 pcs
Ordinary Home
Dustpan
Mops Coton wet mop 2 pcs
head, fan-foot,
narrow band, white
| Format: 16 oz |
Band: Narrow |
Color: White
Buckets Plastic, 14 L 2 pcs
Capacity
Cleaning All-purpose 1 Liter
Solutions Cleaner
Cleaning Wipes 2 boxes
Glass cleaning 1 Liter
agent
Landscape Shovel Steel shovel with 2 pcs
Preparation Wooden handle.
Length:1030mm.
Shovel
weight:1.2kg.
Shovel head
width:335mm.
Shovel head
length:290mm.
Garden 1pcs 220MM/8 5'' 3 pcs
Shears Pruning Shear
1pcs 557mm/22''
Hedge shear
1pcs 725mm/29''
Lopper
Wheelbarrow Handlebar: 32x1.2. 1 pc
Bucket thickness:
0.6MM. Wheels:
13x3.25-8
pneumatic tire
wheels.

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 Rake Pointed Carbon 1 pc
Steel Heavy Duty
Dimension
(WxLxH):
12x38x121cm.
Site Clearing
Soil Testing - - -
Core Drilling - - -
Standard - - -
Penetration
Tests
Seismic - - -
Exploration
Demolition of Excavator • Engine
horsepower
Power: 152
1
current • Operating Weight: 21,900 kg
• Bucket Capacity: 0.35 cubic
structures meter bucket
• Boom Length: 15 m

Skid Loader • Shovel Capacity: 0.36 cubic

meter shovel
1
• Maximum Speed: 12 km/h

2
• Operating Weight: 2,770 kg

Staking Nail 12’’ Length ¾ 4 pcs

Stakes/Pins diameter
Specs (standard)
Excavation Excavator • Engine
horsepower
Power: 152
1
• Operating Weight: 21,900 kg
• Bucket Capacity: 0.35 cubic
meter bucket
• Boom Length: 15 m

Preparation of Lumber Wood 2 x 6in (8ft height) 12 pcs

Batter Boards Nails 9d 10 ¼ - 2.5 inches 2 boxes (100 pcs/box)
Soil Filling and Graders • Engine
horsepower
Power: 140
1
Compaction • Operating Weight: 11,600 kg
• Blade Width: 3,660 mm
• Blade Height: 615 mm
Compactor • Drum Width: 2,130mm
• Static Linear Load: 32 kg/cm
1
• Operating Weight: 11,400 kg
Foundations, Class Concrete Mix Materials required per
Column, Ratio cubic meter concrete
Footings & Cement Sand Gravel Water
(c.u.m) (c.u.m) (max
Beam, Walls gallons)
Class AAA 1 : 1 :2 12.5 0.35 0.70 46-57
3 Class AA 1 : 1.5 :3 10.5 0.40 0.80 42 –
55
Class A 1:2:4 9.0 0.41 0.82 43 -
53
Class B 1 : 2.5 :5 8.5 0.42 0.84 40 -
50

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 Class C 1:3:6 6.5 0.46 0.88 38 -
47
Class D 1 : 3.5 :7 6.5 0.50 0.90 38 -
45
Formworks Timber 2.45 m Softwood Timber
Formwork
Scaffoldings Galvanized
Steel
2.0 m * 45 mm * 210 mm
Scaffolding
Planks
Structural Class Concrete Mix Materials required per
Members Ratio cubic meter concrete
Cement Sand Gravel Water
(c.u.m) (c.u.m) (max
gallons)
Slabs Class B 1 : 2.5 :5 8.5 0.42 0.84 40 -
50
Footing Class AA 1 : 1.5 :3 10.5 0.40 0.80 42 –
55
Beam Class AA 1 : 1.5 :3 10.5 0.40 0.80 42 –
55
CHB Wall Concrete 6’ thk (150 mm thk)
Layout Hollow Block
Concrete 4’ thk (100 mm thk)
Pouring for
CHB Wall
4 Exterior Wall Fabricated Exterior Natural Stone Honeycomb Reinforced Wall
Cladding Stone Panels Cladding System – 1” nominal total thickness
dimension
Interior Natural Stone Honeycomb Reinforced Wall
Cladding System – 5/8” nominal total thickness
dimension
Railings Glazed Aluminum Railings: 6063-T6 Extruded Aluminum
Layout and Decorative Tube 0.126 inch (3.2 mm) formed and welded
Construction Metal Railings rectangular Aluminum tubing 1.61 x 1.10 inches (41
x 28 mm) with powder-coated factory finish.
Steel Posts: 13 gauge, 2 inches (51 mm) or 15
gauge, 3 inch (76 mm) square formed and welded
galvanized G60 steel tubing. Powder coated factory
finish.
5 Reinforcement Structural Rebars Stirrups
Bars member
Rebars
Column 21 mm dia. Vertical 10 mm diameter
rebars rebar
Footing 5 – 16 mm dia. horizontal rebar
Rebars
Beam Rebars 6 mm dia. rebars 4 mm diameter

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 Slab 10 mm dia. Rebar
Wood Truss Mechanically • Planks: Thickness: 23 mm. Width: 100 mm. Lengths: 3 m or
Preparation Graded 4 m.
• Bastaings: Thickness: 60 mm. Width: 150 mm. Lengths: 3 m
Lumber or 4 m.
• Beams: Thickness: 60 mm. Width: 200 mm. Lengths: 3 m
ou 4 m.
Purlins Mechanically Kiln-dried soft wood
Graded 44 mm thk and 150 mm width
Lumber
Wall Framings Mechanically Kiln-dried soft wood
Graded 1.5 inches by 3.5 inches
Lumber
Floor Joist Shop- 06 17 13 Laminated Veneer Lumber
Installation Fabricated 06 17 19 Cross-Laminated Timber
6 Structural 06 17 23 Parallel Strand Lumber
Wood 06 17 33 Wood I-Joists
06 17 36 Metal-Web Wood Joists
06 17 43 Rim Boards
06 17 53 Shop-Fabricated Wood Trusses
Cabinets Kitchen Medium Density Fiberboard (MDF) with Moisture
Cabinets Resistance with Aluminum pull handles
Bedroom Semi-gloss finish with Aluminum pull handles
Cabinets
Shelves Kitchen Medium Density Fiberboard (MDF) with Moisture
Shelves Resistance with Glass sliding door
Bedroom Semi-gloss finish
Cabinets
Waterproofing Built-Up Sheets of elastomeric, bituminous, modified
Bituminous bituminous, or thermoplastic materials, and
Waterproofing depending on properties other than layered
application for effectiveness.
Thermal Foamed-In- Sprayed insulation: various insulation materials
Insulation - Place such as cellulose or other fibrous products that are
Wall Insulation mixed with adhesives and sprayed onto surfaces.
Thermal Lightweight Insulated concrete in corrugated permanent metal
Insulation - Concrete Roof forms
Roof Insulation 03 34 00 for low density concrete.
7 07 22 13 for asphaltic perlite concrete deck.
07 22 16 for roof board insulation.
Joint Sealants Fire resistant Elastomeric and rigid joint sealants, and related
Joint Sealant accessories such as joint fillers and backer rod.
for Roof Joint sealant to provide acoustical isolation. Non
sag, pourable, mildew resistant, sanitary, acrylic,
bituminous, latex, polysulfide, polyurethane, PVC,
rubber, silicone, synthetic urethane joint sealants.
Flashing Sheet Metal Sheet metal roofing, accessories, and trim, and
Waterproofing specialties associated with roofing, and metal and

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 other flexible flashings for roofing and wall
construction.
Roof Manufactured Aluminum, copper, steel, stainless steel, and terne
Installation Metal Roof metal roof panels. Batten seam, flat seam, and
Panels standing seam metal roof panels.
Damp proofing Bituminous Bituminous Damp proofing
Dampproofing Cementitious Damp proofing
Sheet Damp proofing
Installation of Wood Doors Includes: hinged, Carved Wood Doors with
Doors sliding, or pivoting Aluminum Pull Handle
doors
manufactured of
wood with solid or
hollow cores, flush
panel or stile and
rail, with wood,
plastic laminate,
and metal veneers.
Plastic Door hinged, sliding, or Laminated Plastic Door with
pivoting doors Aluminum Handle
manufactured of
plastic.
Specifications of Doors

Schedule Length x Height Material

D1 1.0 m x 2.1 m Carved Wood Door
D2 0.9 m x 2.1 m Wood-Framed Glass Doors
8 D3 0.7 m x 2.1 m Laminated Plastic Doors
D4 0.8 m x 0.8 m Carved Wood Doors
Installation of Metal Windows framed Aluminum Framed Window
Windows Windows with any metal. with Semi - Frosted Glass
Metal Window Windows and Vinyl Window Screen
Screens screens framed
with metal used for
storm or thermal
protection or for
screening, usually
as adjuncts to
other windows.
Specification of Windows
Schedule Length x Height Material
W1 1.2 m x 1.2 m Aluminum Framed Window
with Semi - Frosted Glass &
Vinyl Window Screen
W2 0.6 m X 1.0 m Fiberglass Windows with
Aluminum Frame

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 W3 0.8 m x 1.2 m Aluminum Framed Window
with Semi - Frosted Glass &
Vinyl Window Screen

Ceiling All Rooms Painted 12mm THK Marine

Enclosure and Plywood on Wood Framing
Finishes
Wall Bosny Wall Putty (1.5kg) Waterbone patching putty for
Plastering repairing cracks and holes
and for finishes on exterior
and interior surfaces such as
concrete, wall, wood and
brick.

Painting Works Davies Megacryl Semi-Gloss White Apply on all walls with 2
(1gal) coats. 1 Liter is good for 4-5
sq. m
Neutralizer Clear Concrete Neutralizer (3.785L) Mix with water to neutralize
lime activity into the interior
and exterior masonry
surfaces – improving paint
adhesion and durability.

Appearance: Clear Solution

Spreading Rate: 25-

9 30m2/3.785L depending on
the porosity of the surface.

Pack Sizes: Plastic gallon

(3.785L), quart (0.946L)

Shelf Life: One year when

stored in dry and cool
conditions.
Paint – Primer Davies Epoxy Primer DV-92-00 White Application Tools:
Brush/Roller/Spray
Thinning: If necessary, dilute
with not more than ¼ liter of
Epoxy Reducer per 4L of
Epoxy Primer
Mixing Direction: Mix 3
volume parts of Epoxy Primer
Base to 1 volume part of
Epoxy Primer Hardener
Surface Preparation:
Surfaces must be clean, dry,
and in sound condition.

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 Remove oil, loose rust, and
other foreign material to
ensure complete adhesion of
the primer to the surface.
Painting System: Apply one
(1) coat of Davies Epoxy
Primer. Then, apply two (2)
coats of Davies Epoxy
Enamel for Topcoat
Paint (2 coats) Davies Megacryl Semi-Gloss White Mix with water to neutralize
(1gal) lime activity into the interior
and exterior masonry
surfaces – improving paint
adhesion and durability.

Appearance: Clear Solution

Spreading Rate: 25-

30m2/3.785L depending on
the porosity of the surface.

Pack Sizes: Plastic gallon

(3.785L), quart (0.946L)

Shelf Life: One year when

stored in dry and cool
conditions.
Tile Works Bevelled Subway Glossy Tile,
Kitchen Backsplash
9.5mm thk (100mm x
200mm)

Bathroom Floor Obina Blanco Matte Floor

Tile (300mm x 300mm)

Polished Ceramic Glazed

Bathroom Wall Tiles, 9.5mm thk (300 mm x
600mm)

Acoustical Full Blackout Pinch Pleat

treatment Curtain 84’ long, Faux Linen
Thermal Insulated
Pleated Drapery Waterproof Pinch Pleated
Drape with Hooks Tieback
(Greyish Beige, 1 panel)

BUBOS Acoustic Wood Wall

Fixed Sound Absorptive Panels Panels, Decorative
Soundproof Panels for walls

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 (94.94” x 12.8, Natural
Walnut)

Wood Flooring Engineered Installed in the Engineered wood 2 sqm per

Finish wood living room, dining box
room, kitchen, and
bedroom floor.

Floor Hudson Aromatic, two- Polyurethane Floor Varnish

Treatments Polyurethane component, Topcoat is mixed on a 3:1
Floor Varnish urethane finish for ratio by volume to its catalyst
Topcoat - 3- wooden surfaces respectively. Enough paint is
liter can 1.5 that cure to a made only for four (4) hours
mils/coat tough, non-slip, of work (maximum).
mar resistant film

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