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    Chapter 14-Ceiling and Wall Boarding: Notes

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    1. This document provides specifications for ceiling and wall boarding, including materials and installation methods. 2. It lists rates for different types of ceiling boards, including teak wood, plaster of Paris, asbestos cement sheets, and cloth. 3. Standards are referenced for materials like timber, plywood, nails, and other products used in ceiling and wall construction. Measurement guidelines and exclusions are also included.

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    Chapter 14-Ceiling and Wall Boarding: Notes

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    1. This document provides specifications for ceiling and wall boarding, including materials and installation methods. 2. It lists rates for different types of ceiling boards, including teak wood, plaster of Paris, asbestos cement sheets, and cloth. 3. Standards are referenced for materials like timber, plywood, nails, and other products used in ceiling and wall construction. Measurement guidelines and exclusions are also included.

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    1. This document provides specifications for ceiling and wall boarding, including materials and installation methods. 2. It lists rates for different types of ceiling boards, including teak wood, plaster of Paris, asbestos cement sheets, and cloth. 3. Standards are referenced for materials like timber, plywood, nails, and other products used in ceiling and wall construction. Measurement guidelines and exclusions are also included.

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    Chapter 14-Ceiling and Wall Boarding: Notes

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    1. This document provides specifications for ceiling and wall boarding, including materials and installation methods. 2. It lists rates for different types of ceiling boards, including teak wood, plaster of Paris, asbestos cement sheets, and cloth. 3. Standards are referenced for materials like timber, plywood, nails, and other products used in ceiling and wall construction. Measurement guidelines and exclusions are also included.

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    CHAPTER 14-CEILING AND WALL BOARDING

    Notes: -
    1. Rates include- (a) Lead up to 100 m for all materials for all items unless
    specified otherwise.
    (b) All leads for all fastenings.
    (c) All lifts for all materials for all items.
    (d) Cutting of boards or sheets to required size and shape to conform to the
    pattern of panelling as ordered and each panel being in one whole piece.
    (e) Supplying and fixing with G. I. or brass screws, nails or panel pins as
    ordered.
    (f) All necessary scaffolding and other materials required for completing the
    work.
    2. Rates do not include painting, varnishing and white washing.
    3. For ceiling or wall boarding, lead shall be measured from the nearest
    railway station or market place whichever is nearer.
    4. Rates for ceiling shall also be applicable for partitions, soffits, eve boards
    and sunshades, unless they are provided separately.
    5. The item 1410 shall also be applicable for ceiling with celetex, treetex,
    unitex, insuilite, masconite, nova teak boards, and standard press wood
    similar other approved hard boards.
    6. Measurements.- (a) Dimensions shall be measured to the nearest 0.01 m.
    Areas shall be worked out to the nearest 0.01 sq. m.
    (b) All works shall be measured net, as fixed, no allowance being made for
    wastage.
    (c) No deduction shall be made for openings not exceeding 0.4 sq. m.
    7. No work of teakwood shall be carried out with out written permission of
    Chief Engineer.
    8. The plank thickness may vary from 15 to 20 mm. The width of plank shall
    be 100 to 150 mm.
    9. The following Indian Standards may be referred to-
    IS No. Title
    287-1993 Recommendations for maximum permissible moisture
    content for timber used for different purposes (third
    revision)(with amendment No. 1) (Reaffirmed2003)
    303-1989 Plywood for general purposes(third revision)(with
    amendment No. 1 to 3) (Reaffirmed2003)
    401-2001 Code of practice for preservation of timber (fourth
    IS No. Title
    revision)(with amendment N0. 1) (Reaffirmed2006)
    419-1967 Putty for use on window frames (first revision)(with
    amendment No. 1)(Reaffirmed 1986) (Reaffirmed2002)
    723-1972 Steel countersunk head wire nails (second revision)(with
    amendment No.1 to 3) (Reaffirmed 2006)
    749-1978 Handloom cotton Dungri cloth (first revision)(reaffirmed
    2003)
    1141-1993 Code of practice for seasoning of timber(first
    revision)(with amendment No. 1 & 2 )
    1331-1971 Cut size of timber(second revision) (Reaffirmed2006)
    1658-1977 Specifications for fibre hard boards (third revision).
    2098-1997 Specifications for asbestos cement building boards (with
    amendment No. 1 &2)(Reaffirmed 2007)
    2441-1984 Code of practice for fixing ceiling covering (first revision)
    (Reaffirmed2000)
    2818 (pt.I- Indian Hessain General (first revision).(with amendment
    IV)-1990 No. 1) (Reaffirmed2006)
    3087-2005 Wood particle boards(medium density) for general
    purposes (with amendment No.1)
    3097-1980 Veneered particle boards(second revision)
    3348-1965 Fibre insulation boards (with amendment No. 1)
    (Reaffirmed2005)
    5390-1984 Code of practice for construction of timber ceilings (first
    revision) (Reaffirmed2000)
    6730-1972 Felt nails(Reaffirmed 2006)
    6760-1972 Slotted countersunk head wood screws (with
    amendment No.2)(Reaffirmed 1999)

    Item No. Item Unit Rate Remark


    1401 Providing and fixing teak wood
    plain with tongued and grooved
    jointing and screws (framework and
    cover fillets to be measured and
    paid for separately)-
    (a) 12 mm thick sq. m 671.00
    (b) 20 mm thick sq. m 1087.00
    1402 Labour only for Item 1401 sq. m 46.00
    Item No. Item Unit Rate Remark
    1403 Providing and fixing teak wood
    ceiling with tongued and grooved
    jointing and wood screws (frame
    work and cover fillets to be
    measured & paid for separately).
    (a) 12 mm thick sq. m 663.00
    (b) 20 mm thick sq. m 1065.00
    1404 Labour only for item 1403 sq. m 61.60
    1405 Deduct for butt jointing in place of sq. m 17.00
    tongued and grooved type joint in
    Items 1401 and 1403.
    1406 Labour only for Item 1405. sq. m 13.50
    1407 Providing and fixing cloth ceiling
    with teak wood battens of finished
    size 50 mmx20 mm planed,
    moulded, beaded and screwed to
    the frame work above for panels
    excluding frame work-
    (a) Textile cloth (IS:749) sq. m 149.00
    (b) Hessian cloth (IS: 2818 Pt I) sq. m 132.00
    1408 Labour only for item 1407 sq. m 19.80
    1409 Providing and fixing 5 mm thick sq. m 488.00
    asbestos cement sheet ceiling (IS:
    2098), fixed with sawn teak wood
    battens of finished size 50 mm x 20
    mm excluding joists.
    1410 Labour only for item 1409 sq. m 37.40
    1411 Providing 10mm thick plaster of
    Paris (gypsum anhydrous) ceiling
    upto a height of 5m above floor
    level over first class kail wood
    strips 25x6mm with 10mm gap in
    between and reinforced with rabbit
    wire mesh fixed to wooden frame
    (frame work to be paid separately)
    Flat Surfaces sqm 452.00
    Curved surfaces sqm 507.00
    1412 Extra for any sunk or raised sqm 116.00
    mouldings in the plaster of Paris
    (Gypsum anhydrous) ceiling.
    1413 Extra for providing plaster of Paris sqm 42.00
    (Gypsum anhydrous) ceiling above
    5 meters height from floor level
    Item No. Item Unit Rate Remark
    1414 Providing and fixing 12mm thick sqm 263.00
    plaster of Paris (gypsum
    anhydrous) ceiling tiles upto a
    height of 5 mtrs above floor level
    over wooden frames and rendered
    smooth with Plaster of Paris (frame
    work to be paid separately)
    1415 Extra for providing and fixing sqm per 21.00
    plaster of Paris (Gypsum meter
    anhydrous) ceiling tiles beyond 5 height
    mtrs height from floor level (height
    beyond 5m to be measured for
    extra payment.
    1416 Providing and fixing and applying sqm 611.00
    plaster of Paris (POP) false ceiling
    consisting of frame work made with
    50mm sq.M.S tubes of 18 G
    thickness as main runners at 600
    mm c/c both ways,
    suspended/supported with M.S
    flats 25x4mm from existing R.C.C
    slab including providing and fixing
    expanded metal of size 5.25mm
    x1.25mm thickness welded to main
    runners and applying POP
    (Calcium sulphate semihydrate
    variety) to the expanded metal of
    thickness not less than 10mm
    finished smooth to line and level
    including necessary supports
    scaffolding etc. as required and
    also including applying a coat of
    red oxide zinc chromate primer
    over the M.S frame work and
    suspenders complete.
    Item No. Item Unit Rate Remark
    1417 Providing and fixing and applying sqm 718.00
    plaster of Paris (POP) false ceiling
    consisting of frame work made with
    50mm sq.M.S tubes of 18 G
    thickness as main runners at 600
    mm c/c both ways,
    suspended/supported with M.S
    flats 25x4mm from existing R.C.C
    slab including providing and fixing
    minimum 10mm thick POP
    (Calcium sulphate semihydrate
    variety) jute reinforced tiles of
    600x600mm of plain/or of approved
    design finished smooth to line and
    level including necessary supports
    scaffolding etc. as required and
    also including applying a coat of
    red oxide zinc chromate primer
    over the M.S frame work and
    suspenders complete.

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