Our culture and

success are built

on an unwavering
loyalty to our
customers
SUPER STRUCTURE
1. ALL EXPOSED CORNERS OF COLUMNS AND BEAMS SHALL HAVE STRAIGHT EDGES AND SHALL BE
CHAMPHERED IF SPECIFIED IN ARCHITECTURAL DRAWINGS.
2. CONCRETING OF COLUMNS, BEAMS, FACIAS, AND THIN SECTIONS OF CONCRETE MEMBERS SHALL BE
CARRIED OUT USING APPROVED PLASTICISER AS PER MANUFACTURERS SPECIFICATIONS.
3. CONCRETE POURING, TESTING, REMOVAL OF FORMWORK AND ACCEPTANCE CRITERIA SHALL BE AS
PER RELEVANT INDIAN STANDERD CODE OF PRACTICE.
4. CENTERING OF CANTILEVER BEAMS AND SLAB PROJECTIONS SHALL NOT BE REMOVED UNLESS ROOF
SLAB ABOVE IS CAST AND CURED AND SUFFICIENT BALANCING LOAD IS ATTAINED. PROVIDE PRE
CAMBER TO CANT.
SUPER STRUCTURE
1. BEFORE POURING FLOOR LEVEL CONCRETE, THE FLOOR SYSTEMS BELOW SHALL BE SUFFICIENTLY
SUPPORTED BY MEANS OF
2. PROPPING AND THIS SYSTEM SHALL BE APPROVED BY THE ENGINEER-IN-CHARGE.
3. CONCRETE IN TOILET, KITCHEN, WATER BODY AREAS SHALL BE MIXED WITH APPROVED WATERPROOF
COMPOUND AND WATERPROOFING OVER SLABS AND SIDES OF WALLS SHALL BE DONE AS PER ARCHI-
TECTURAL DETAILS.
4. CONTRACTOR SHALL CHECK ALL THE OPENINGS AS PER ARCHITECTURAL/SERVICE DRAWINGS AND
SHALL PROVIDE NECESSARY TRIMMING BARS.NO ADDITIONAL OPENING SHALL BE DRILLED IN THE STRUC-
TURE UNLESS APPROVED.
5. CONCRETE SHOULD BE PLACED IN THIN LAYERS WHICH CAN BE EFFECTIVELY COMPACTED AS THE
PLACING PROCEEDS SAY IN 300mm.
6. WHEN CASTING COLUMNS, WALLS OR BEAMS OF DEPTH 700mm OR MORE, A LAYER OF RICH CEMENT
MORTAR SHOULD BE PLACED FIRST. THIS IS TO AVOID ACCUMULATION OF GRAVEL IN THE BOTTOM
LAYER AND TO HAVE A BETTER BOND.
7. COMPACTION OF CONCERTE SHALL BE DONE BY MECHANICAL VIBRATORS. PROPER CARE SHALL BE
TAKEN TO AVOID SEGGREGATION AND HONEYCOMBING.
8. CONTRACTOR SHALL SUBMIT SHOP DRAWINGS INCLUDING BAR BENDING SCHEDULE FOR APPROVAL
PRIOR TO TAKING UP OF CONSTRUCTION.
9. THE SECONDARY BEAM BARS SHALL BE PLACED OVER MAIN BEAM BARS WHEN THE DEPTH OF BEAMS
ARE SAME AT JUNCTIONS.
10. SHORT SPAN STEEL SHALL BE AT BOTTOM LAYER IN TWO WAY SLAB SYSTEM AND SPACERS BAR,
CHAIRS TO TOP STEEL SHALL BE PROVIDED WITH ADEQUATE COVER.
11. NO SPLICING OF BARS SHALL BE MADE AT THE POINT OF MAXIMUM TENSILE STRESSES.
12. FOR SPLICES OF REINFORCEMENT, MINIMUM LAP LENGTH FOR BARSSHALL BE 50 X DIA OF BAR.
13. NOT MORE THAN 1/3 OF MAIN REINFORCEMENT SHALL BE LAPPED AT ANY SECTION.
14. SPLICES IF UN AVOIDABLE, MUST BE LOCATED FROM FACE OF THE COLUMN AT NOT CLOSER THAN
TWICE THE BEAM DEPTH
15. SPLICES IN BEAMS SHALL BE CONTAINED BY ADDITIONAL STIRRUPS AT A SPACING NOT EXCEEDING
150MM OVER THE ENTIRE LENGTH OF SPLICES.
16. STIRRUPS SHALL BE CLOSED TYPE WITH ENDS HOOKED AT 135 WITH 10 X BAR DIA EXTENSION (BUT
NOT LESS THAN 75MM). SPACING OF STIRRUPS SHALL NOT EXCEED 200MM.
ROOF LEVEL CONCRETE
1. FLOOR SHUTTERING LEVELS TO BE AS PER ARCHITECTURAL DRAWINGS THE SHUTTERING SHOULD BE
LEVELLED AND CONTAIN NO VOIDS TO PREVENT SLURRY LEAKAGE. THE EXTERNAL SHUTTERING TO BE
MORE IN HEIGHT BY 75 mm THAN REQUIRE DIAGONALS OF EACH RECTANGALES / SQUARES SHALL BE
CHECKED.
2. SECOND LAYER AND THIRD LAYER REINFORCEMENT IN BEAMS TO BE TIED WITH PIN RODS OF Y20 / Y25
ONLY.
3. CHAIRS TO BE PROVIDED TO SUPPORT TOP REINFORCEMENT IN SLABS USING SUITABLE DIA BARS WITH
APPROVAL OF ENGINEER-IN-CHARGE

CONSTRUCTION JOINTS

1. CONSTRUCTION JOINTS IN SLABS AND BEAMS ARE OFTEN PLACED EITHER AT POINT OF
CONTRAFLEXTURE IN WHICH CASE THE CONCRETE MAY BE LEFT SLOPED OFF OR STEPPED OFF BY MEANS
OF STOP FORMS.CONSTRUCTION JOINTS LOCATED NEAR MINIMUM SHEAR SHALL HAVE STOP FORMS
PERPENDICULAR TO THE ACTING FORCES. WHERE THE CONCRETE IS TO BE PLACED IN THE SECOND POUR,
THE OLD CONCRETE SHALL BE THOROUGHLY ROUGHENED TO EXPOSE AGGREGATES.MOISTENED AND A
LAYER OF RICH FRESH MORTAR SHOULD BE LAID MMEDIATELY BEFORE FRESH CONCRETE IS PLACED. IT
SHOULD BE PLACED TO A THICKNESS OF 20 TO 30mm AND SHALL BE WORKED WELL INTO THE
IRREGULARITIES OF HARDENED CONCRETE.
2. ALL THE CONSTRUCTION JOINTS SHALL BE PRE-DETERMINED AS PER THE SEQUENCE OF OPERATION
AND SHALL BE GOT APPROVED.
3. CONSTRUCTION JOINTS SHALL BE IN ACCORDANCE WITH TYPICAL CONSTRUCTION JOINT DETAILS.
4. EXPANSION JOINT DETAIL SHALL BE AS PER TYPICAL EXPANSION JOINT DETAILS.

CURING METHOD
1. CURING OF SLABS AND BEAMS SHALL BE ACHIEVED BY PONDING ONLY, FOR A MINIMUM PERIOD OF 7
DAYS.
2. CURING OF FOOTING TOPS,RCC WALLS,COLUMNS AND EXTERNAL BEAM FACES SHALL BE DONE BY
COVERING THEM WITH GUNNY BAGS OR HESSIAN AND KEEPING WET CONSTANTLY FOR COMPLETE
CURING PERIOD OF 7 DAYS.
3. GROOVE CUTTING MACHINE SHALL BE USED FOR CHASING OF WALLS FOR ALL ELECTRICAL CONDUITS.
4" WIDE TO 7" WIDE EXPANDED METAL MESH SHALL BE USED BEFORE PLASTERING OF ALL CONDUIT
CHASINGS IN WALLS. FOR COLUMN-WALL JUNCTIONS & BEAM-WALL JUNCTIONS 4" WIDE EXPANDED
METAL MESH SHALL BE USED, BEFORE PLASTERING OF CONCRETE AND WALL JUNCTIONS.

WATER RETAINING STRUCTURE

1. CONCRETE MIX M-25 SHALL BE USED FOR ALL WATER RETAINING STRUCTURE WITH 330Kg/CU.M OF
CEMENT MINIMUM.UNLESS OTHERWISE SPECIFIED.
2. DITCHTMENT D.M OR CONPLAST LIQUID ADMIXTURE SHALL BE USED WITH M-25 CONCRETE AT 150 ml
PER BAG OF CEMENT.
3. PLASTERING SHALL BE DONE WITH C.M 1:4 USING PUTZ DITCHMENT D.M OR CONPLAST LIQUID
ADMIXTURE AT 150ml PER BAG OF CEMENT.
 Thumb rule requirement of standard materials and standard calculation in
high raised building

Steel = 3 to 5 kg / sft. PCC1: 4: 8 3.4 bags/cum

Cement = 0.5bags/ sft. PCC1:5:10 2.52 bags/cum
RMC = 0.05 m3/sft. PCC 1:3:6 4.2 bags/cum
Block = 12.5 no /sq. m PCC 1:2:4 6.02 bags/cum
Electrical cast = Rs. 133/sft 230 mm brick 0.876 bags/cum
Plumbing cost = Rs. 126/sft 115 mm brick work 0.218 bags/cum
Firefighting cost = Rs. 40/sft VDF 100 mm thick 0.82bags/sqm
External development = Rs. 94.5/sft Granolithic flooring 40 mm 0.35bags/sqm
Civil works-Structure = Rs. 751.25/sft Granolithic flooring 20 mm 0.28bags/sqm
Finishing works = RS 467.50/sft Anti-skid 0.28bags/sqm
200 mm in cm 1:6 0.124 Bags /sq.m Ceramic 0.28bags/sqm
200 mm in cm 1:4 0.206 bags/sq.m Vitrified tile flooring 0.28 bags/sqm
150 mm in cm 1:6 0.093 bags/sq.m Vitrified tile dado 0.27 bags/sqm
150mm in cm 1:4 0.144 bags/sq.m Ceramic dado 0.27bags/sqm
100 mm in cm 1:4 0.103 bags/sq.m Marble flooring 0.3bags/sqm
Ceiling plastering 0.1bags/sq.m 100 mm high marble skirting 0.027bags/rmt
Wall plastering 0.09 bags/sq.m Marble Cladding 0.27bags/sqm
Rough plastering 0.09 bags/sqm Terracotta tile flooring 0.3 bags/sqm
Duct plastering 0.09bags/sqm Mangalore tile 0.3bags/sqm
External plastering 0.175bags/sqm Door frame fixing 0.17bags/sqm
lathen plastering 0.55 bags/sqm Water proofing for sunken slab 0.23bags/sqm
stucco plaster 0.175 bags/sqm Water proofing for walls 0.23bags/sqm
100 mm plaster band 0.012 bags/rmt Water proofing for balcony/toilets 0.65bags/sqm

ANTI-TERMINATE TREATMENT
Chemical Name is chloropyrifoc 20%.
Diluting5 Lit of Chemical with 95 Lit of water and usage is 7.5 Sqm Per liter {Diluted}
To Provide 1” Dia. hole And Deep1Foot

ANTI-TERMINATE TREATMENT

Brick work 1 mason

1 Men mazdoor 1.25 cum
1 Women Mazdoor

Wall Plastering 1 mason

1 Men mazdoor 20 Sqm
1 Women Mazdoor

Ceiling Plastering 1 mason

1 Men mazdoor 15 Sqm

1 Women Mazdoor

External Plastering 1 mason

15 Sqm
1 Men mazdoor
1 Women Mazdoor
 Block work 8” 1 mason
1 Men mazdoor 10 Sqm
1 Women Mazdoor
Block work 6” 1 mason
1 Men mazdoor
8 Sqm
1 Women Mazdoor
Block work 4” 1 Men mazdoor
1 Women Mazdoor 8 Sqm
Carpenter 1 Skilled
1 Unskilled 10 Sqm
Bar bender Skilled
1 Unskilled 200Kg
Tile work 1 Mason
1M Mazdoor 15 Sqm
Paint work Painter skilled
OBD 55 Sqm

Emulsion 35 Sqm
Putty 55 Sqm
Primer 75 Sqm

ANTI-TERMINATE TREATMENT
1 Acre = 4046.72 m2 One Meter = 3.280Feet
1 cent = 40.4672 m2 One Mile = 1609.344 meter
One Sqm = 10.763Sft One Acre = 100 cent
One Cum = 35.314 Cft One Mile = 8 Furlong
One Acres = 4046.873 Sqm=43560.17 One cement bag = 1.25 Cft
Sft = 4840.019Yards One Forma box = 1’0”x1’0”x 1’3”
One Cubic meter = 1000 liter

ANTI-TERMINATE TREATMENT
Ace : Low quality
Apex : Medium Quality
Apex ultima : High Quality

INTERIOR WALLS

Darker shades may require an additional coat for proper hiding. The actual shade, especially for darker
shades, can be observed only after the film is dry and not in the can or in the wet state

Felt rolling is to be done only for Royale and Luster finish. The darker shades are never to be felt rolled
since this will cause foaming due to presence of more surfactants in them.

Solvent based paints (those using thinner other than water) should be given twice as long a drying time
than given here in case of high humidity climate like monsoons.

Putty can be applied to make the substrate smoother; however it has to be sandwiched between 2 coats
of primer