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BMC 312338 Manual Practical No 18 Answers

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BMC 312338 Manual Practical No 18 Answers

BMC 312338 Manual Practical No 18 Answers
BMC 312338 Manual Practical No 18 Answers

Practical Significance

Carry out a market survey of the building materials used for Brickwork, Flooring, Plastering, and Painting that are available in your city. This market survey aims to provide relevant information on the building materials in the market so that student may get a deep understanding of the material available in the market. The survey includes quantitative information such as Current market trends, material variation and availability, cost, type, and company manufacturer. Etc.

Observations &Precautions to be followed

1. Observer various materials and the various brands available in the market.
2. To check the market rate and compare with another brand.
3. Listen and follow the instructions given by the supplier.
4. Maintain discipline during market survey.

Observations

Building Material Category Brand Name  Rate (Rs. per unit) Unit Supplier/Retailer 
BrickworkFirst Class  8 - 12 /18 - 25/ 10 - 15 Per Brick  Local Brick Kilns  
Flooring Levantina  50 - 200+  Per Sq. Ft.Tile Showroom
PlasteringUltraTech  350 - 450 per bag (50 Kg)  Per Bag/Truckload Cement Stockists
Painting Asian Paints 300 - 600 per liter  Per Liter/Kg Paint Retailers 

Broacher


Practical Related Questions

1. List the building materials with its market rate.

Answer: 
  • Brickwork
  1. Clay Bricks (First Class): ₹ 8 - 12 per brick
  2. Concrete Blocks: ₹ 18 - 25 per brick
  3. Fly Ash Bricks: ₹ 10 - 15 per brick
  • Flooring
  1. Vitrified Tiles: ₹ 30 - 100+ per sq.ft. (depending on size and quality)
  2. Ceramic Tiles: ₹ 15 - 50 per sq.ft. (depending on size and quality)
  3. Granite Tiles: ₹ 50 - 200+ per sq.ft. (depending on size, thickness, and origin)
  4. Natural Stone (varies depending on type): Prices can vary significantly depending on the specific stone used.
  5. Wooden Flooring: Prices can vary significantly depending on the type of wood, thickness, and finish. Expect a range of several hundred rupees per sq.ft.
  • Plastering
  1. Portland Cement (OPC) (50 Kg bag): ₹ 350 - 450 per bag
  2. Sand (per truckload): ₹ 100 - 150 per truckload (price depends on quality and location)
  3. Gypsum Plaster (25 Kg bag): ₹ 180 - 250 per bag
  • Painting
  1. Acrylic Distemper: ₹ 100 - 300 per liter (depending on brand and quality)
  2. Enamel Paint: ₹ 200 - 500 per liter (depending on brand and quality)
  3. Exterior Paint: ₹ 300 - 800 per liter (depending on brand and quality)
  4. Putty: ₹ 50 - 100 per Kg
  • Primer: ₹ 80 - 150 per liter
2. Name of different company’s name or brand available in market for paint and flooring.

Answer: 
  • Paint :
  1. Asian Paints (Apcolite, Royale, Signature)
  2. Nippon Paint (Lady Luxury, Shogun)
  3. Dulux (Weathershield, Velvet Touch)
  4. Berger Paints (Silk Luxury Emulsion, WeatherCoat)
  • Tiles:
  1. Kajaria Ceramics
  2. Somany Ceramics
  3. RAK Ceramics
  4. Johnson Tiles
  5. Orientbell Tiles

3. List out the material available in market for brickwork and plastering.

Answer:

Brickwork:
  • Clay Bricks: These bricks are the most commonly used type for construction. They are available in different grades (first class, second class) and sizes, depending on their intended use.
  • Concrete Blocks: These blocks, whether solid or hollow, are constructed from concrete. They allow for quicker building compared to clay bricks and are commonly utilized for walls that do not bear any weight.
  • Fly Ash Bricks: These bricks, which are made from a mixture of fly ash (a by-product of coal combustion) and other materials, are eco-friendly. They provide excellent thermal insulation and are less weighty compared to clay bricks.
  • Mortar: This mixture of cement, sand, and water is used to bind the bricks together. The specific type of mortar utilized is determined by the type of brick and how it will be used.
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