SHANGRI-LA SUBDIVISION

IN PARTIAL FULFILLMENT OF REQUIREMENTS

IN PROFESSIONAL PRACTICE 1

To Be presented to
AR.LUCY REDOBANTE-LIZARDO , UAP

Submitted by:
ARCH 3A

PROJECT : SHANGRI-LA SUBDIVISION

LOCATION : BOCAUE, BULACAN
SUBJECT : SPECIFICATION OF MATERIALS
OWNER : ARCH-3A
PROJECT : BRONZE (TOWNHOUSE 1)
LOCATION : BOCAUE, BULACAN
SUBJECT : SPECIFICATION OF MATERIALS
OWNER : ARCH-3A

S PE C I FI CAT I O N S

DIVISION I GENERAL REQUIREMENTS

General Conditions

The entire construction must be overseen directly by a properly registered a civil engineer or an architect.
The building must adhere to the standards of PD 957, the National Building Code, the Philippine Fire
Code, and the Philippine Electrical Code, as well as Bocaue, Bulacan's regional laws and ordinances.

The contractors shall conform to the following conditions:

A.The contractor must verify all dimensions and circumstances on the job site and notify
the Architect and Owner of inconsistencies between real circumstances and information
before continue with the work, as illustrated on the drawings. This must include the location.
and measurements of the associated elements, which correspond to architectural, mechanical,
Electrical and plumbing plans are included.

B.. All mentioned dimensions should take precedence over scaled dimensions from
designs. sections, as well as specifics. Notes and specifics on drawings shall take precedence
over generic instructions, remarks and customary details.

C.. The finished construction is represented by the contract structural drawings and
specifications.

They do not specify construction methods; unless otherwise specified, the contractor must take all
essential precautions to protect structures, adjacent property, workers, and other people during all phases
of development. The contractor must immediately notify the engineer officer of any condition that, in his
opinion, could compromise the project's stability or cause distress in the structure.
 d. Building materials must not be stored on concrete slabs. It is the overall obligation
of the contractor to guarantee that the subcontractors are adequately informed and do
not break this vital requirement.
E.. The contractor must provide temporary bracing and shoring for all projects.

During all phases of construction, structure members must be used to provide structural stability.

F. Following the installation of all structural and completed materials, the contractor must
take all necessary steps to assure good structure alignment.

G. The contractor must dispose of and carry away surplus waste items from the job site

premises.

H. To verify materials not specified in these specifications, the contractor must refer to
the entire plans and drawings (spot details and call outs).

DIVISION II SITE WORKS

Excavation and Backfill

Before depositing concrete, the contractor must disclose in writing to the designer the actual soil
conditions discovered and the confirmed actual bearing capability of the soil. No footing shall be
supported by fill. Footings for CHB walls and other minor structures must be embedded at a
depth of at least 600 mm below natural ground level. Backfill shall be laid in 200 mm layers and
compacted to a maximum dry density of 95%. Backfill, for example, must be completed .The
engineer must inspect the compaction.

Forms for Concrete Works

To maintain the precise position and shapes of the concrete members, all concrete forms must be
appropriately braced or linked together. Forms must be built tightly enough to prevent bulging
and water seepage. Forms must not be removed until the concrete has reached a sufficient
strength to withstand its own weight as well as any loads placed on it. Side forms of beams may
be removed before bottom forms, but additional posts or shoring must be installed under the
beams until they have acquired the required strength.
DIVISION III CONCRETE WORKS

All concrete works must be completely mixed until there is a uniform distribution of cement and
aggregates and must be dumped as close to its final position as possible, with care made to avoid
aggregate segregation. Water for concrete mixing must be clean and devoid of harmful amounts
of oil, acids, salts, and other organic compounds.

All concrete works shall be done in accordance with the standard specification for plain and
reinforced concrete as adapted by the local government using the following proportions of
concrete mixtures for various parts of the building:

Class AA (1:1 ½ :3 ): Columns and Footings

Cement: Volume x 10.46

Sand: Volume x 0.42

Gravel: Volume x 0.84

Class A (1:2:4): Reinforced Concrete Beams and Slabs

Cement: Volume x 7.85

Sand: Volume x 0.42

Gravel: Volume x 0.84

Class B (1:2- ½ :5 ): Plaster

Cement: Volume x 6.49

Sand: Volume x 0.44

Gravel: Volume x 0.87

Fine aggregates for concrete shall be composed of natural sand or inert materials with equivalent
properties and clean and durable grains. It must be free of organic materials and loam.

The coarse aggregate for concrete shall be made of durable crushed rock quality, or clean and
hard gravel ranging in size from 20 mm to 40 mm.

DIVISION IV MASONRY WORKS

All concrete hollow blocks shall be 4” x 8” x 16” for the exterior and interior walls respectively
thoroughly wetted before lying unless otherwise specified on

the plan. The concrete hollow block walls shall be laid, and cells filled with cement mortar

consisting of one part cement to two and half parts of sand by volume. They'll be 10-mm
reinforcement. diameter-reinforcing bars spaced 0.80 meter vertically and at Every three layers
on the horizontal.

Class B concrete mixtures 12 mm (1/2") thick shall be plastered. Make steel wire available. To
avoid this, mesh all contact points between the CHB and the beams or the CHB and the column.
In the event of lateral movement on the ground, hairline cracks may appear.

DIVISION V REINFORCED CONCRETE

Normal Weight Concrete

The concrete utilized in this project must have a minimum ultimate compressive strength of 28.

days, with f 'c=17.5 Mpa (2,000 psi). The following concrete cover over reinforcing bars is required:

a. 70 mm footings and footing-tie beams (cast against earth forms).

b. 20 mm Beams and Columns (to stirrup and ties).

c. 35 mm thick walls and footing-tie beams (cast against forms).

d. Slabs, 20 mm
Check with all trades before pouring concrete to ensure proper placement of all elements.

work-related openings, sleeves, curbs, conduits, and so on. Concrete toughness for

At 28 days, slabs on grade must have a f 'c=17.2 Mpa (2,500 psi).

Reinforcing Bars

a. Reinforcing bars shall have a minimum yield strength, Grade 280 .

b. All reinforcing bars must be free of rust, grease, and other impairing elements.

bond.

c. Before pouring, all reinforcing bars must be precisely and securely installed.

concrete or laying mortar or grout.

d. Lapped splices should be staggered deliberately. Unless otherwise stated,

ACI-318 requires reinforcing splicing. Unless otherwise specified.

The following designs and splices must be used:

1. Intermediate Beams: Top and bottom bars must be spliced at the support.

at the assistance.

2. Top and bottom bars shall not be spliced in beams framing columns. Inside the column or
within a distance twice the depth of the member from the fifth face of the column. The splice
length must be at least 1.4 times the But not less than 600 mm in development length (Ld).

3. Lap splices must be made within the middle half of the column height and the splice must be
no less than 30 mm. bar diameter, welding, or the usage .It is permissible to use approved
mechanical devices as long as no more than At any level, alternate bars are welded or spliced,
and the minimum vertical .The minimum spacing between two consecutive bar splices is 600
mm.

4. Vertical bars must be joined at the top of the wall footings or on the wall itself.

Footing-tie beams and reinforced concrete bottoms, lintel beams, or other constructions of a
similar nature beams. Unless otherwise specified, all beams terminating at a column must have
top and bottom supports, bottom bars that extend to the far face of the column and terminate in a
90-degree angle hook, and an anchorage length of at least 600 mm. Prior to fabrication, shop
drawings and reinforcing must be provided to the engineer for approval and installation. The
development length (Ld) of reinforcing bars shall be as follows:

Size of Rebar (mm.) Development Length (mm)

10 150

12 188

16 230

DIVISION VI LUMBER

Lumber to be used in this project that will serve as structural members of the building

shall be well-seasoned, thoroughly dry, and free from loose or unsound knots, shakes or

other imperfections impairing their strength or appearances. The kinds of lumber to be

used for the various parts of the house shall be as follows:

Door Jamb: 3” x 6” Mahogany Kiln Dry for exterior doors and

2” x 4” Mahogany Kiln Dry for interior doors

*All wooden materials/lumber should be treated with Solignum or any approved equal of

any “anti-anay” chemicals.

DIVISION VII DOORS AND WINDOWS

Materials to be used as doors and windows finishes are as follows:

Location Finishes

Main Entry: D-1 2" THK. 900 mm x 2100 mm Mahogany Hinged Panel Door w/
50 mm x 150 mm Door Head and Jamb (Living Area & Kitchen) (Design will vary according to
owner’s preference) Provide Heavy duty door closer.

Bedrooms: D-3 2" THK. 800 mm x 2100 mm Medium Density Fibreboard w/ 50 mm x 150 mm Door
Head and Jamb

Service Area: D-1 2" THK. 900 mm x 2100 mm Mahogany Hinged Panel Door w/

50 mm x 150 mm Door Head and Jamb (Living Area & Kitchen)

Powder Room,: 4 D-2 2" THK. 700 mm x 2100 mm PVC Door (Bathroom)

Shower Area: Glass Partition

WINDOWS:

 W-1 1/4 THK. 500 mm x 1700 Tinted Glass Panel Fix Window on
Aluminum Frame (Dining Area)
 W-2 1/4 THK. Mm 2100 mm x 2750 mm Tinted Glass Panel Fix
Corner Window on Aluminum Frame (Living Area)
 W-3 1/4 THK. Mm 1100 mm x 1100 mm Tinted Glass Panel Fix and
Sliding Window on Aluminum Frame (Kitchen)
 W-5 1/4 THK. Mm 600 mm x 600 mm Tinted Glass Panel Awning
Window on Aluminum Frame (Bathroom)
 W-6 1/4 THK. Mm 650 mm x 2100 mm Tinted Glass Panel Fix and
Awning Window on Aluminum Frame (Hallway 2nd Floor)

All doors must adhere to the criteria outlined in the drawings and specifications. The design will
vary depending on the owners' choices (ready-made doors). The dimensions, designs, and types
of doors and windows must be specified. The materials depicted in the drawings. Use "Kwikset"
brand or an authorised equivalent by the Owner and architect for doorknobs and 3" x 3" loose-
pin hinges. The doorjamb should be 2" x 2" Kiln Dry 4" Mahogany for all interior and exterior
doors.
DIVISION VIII FINISHES

Tile Wall and Floor Finishes- Materials to be used as floor and wall finishes shall be

Ten Zen Tile Class A tile. It shall be installed as according to the following:

Ground Floor:

Porch: Pavers Flagstone Gray

Carport: Exterior Concrete finish

Living Area: 24”x24” Marble floor tile finish

Powder Room: 12”x12” Non-Skid Tile

Dining Area: 24”x24” Marble floor tile finish

Kitchen: 24”x24” Marble floor tile finish

Service Area/ Dirty Kit.: Concrete floor finish

Bedrooms: 24”x24” Marble floor tile finish

Master Bedroom T&B: 24”x24” Marble floor tile finish

Stair: 15 “ X 90” Wood Floor Tiles

Interior and exterior corners of tiled floors and walls shall be provided with the necessary tile
moldings. All tiles for floor, walls, and moldings shall be free from lamination, serrated edges,
chipped-off corners, and other defects, which would adversely affect their appearances and
strength. All joints between tiles and moldings shall be filled with Coordinating Grout Colors
and then carefully wiped. Before the tile and moldings are laid in place, they shall be thoroughly
soaked inwater if recommended by the manufacturer. The mortar to be used in setting the tiles
and moldings shall be a mixture of 1 part cement and 2 parts sand by volume or wetted Tile
Adhesive.
DIVISON IX CEILING WORKS

For all ceiling, use Marine Plywood ,12mm must be fixed every 400mm and 18mm every
600mm.

DIVISION X ELECTRICAL WORKS

All electrical work must be completed in compliance with the most recent specifications.

the Philippine Electrical Code, local rules and regulations, and ordinances enforcing the authority
of Bocaue, Bulacan, and the requirements of the local power company.

Electrical wiring shall use #10 stranded wires for lighting outlets and #12 stranded wires for
power outlets. connection (from main entry to power supply source) and all wiring must be
encapsulated Moldex or a comparable substance. Switches should be made of high-quality,
branded materials. Outlets and receptacles for convenience. Only the circuit breaker can be used;
the others will not accepted by the designer architect. Only use PS-labeled products.

DIVISION XI PLUMBING WORKS

All plumbing work must be carried out in compliance with the approved plans and regulations
under the direct direction and control of a professional Sanitary Engineer or Master Plumber. The
plumbing installation must adhere to the National Plumbing Code.

as well as the local norms and regulations.

Piping must be correctly graded or pitched to facilitate simple circulation and to prevent clogging
.Noise and hammering from the ocean. Drain and vent piping must be made of NELTEX uPVC.
Activate the system. Also, for the water supply installation, use PPR pipes and fittings. All pipes
that are likely to be embedded in a wall must be of standard quality.

The plumbing fixtures and accessories must be of standard size and of high quality. The owner
approved and referred.
DIVISION XII PAINTING

All paint supplies must meet the following specifications and be Davies certified.

acceptable to the owner or architect. Paintable wood surfaces must be

free from dust and in approved condition. The use of water on unpainted wood is prohibited.

Dirt, fungi, grease, and oil must be cleaned from concrete and masonry surfaces.

Prior to applying primer sealer paint, the concrete surface must be prepared with

To neutralize the acid present in the concrete, use zinc sulfate or its equivalent. Utilize three
coats of paint, respectively. Painting must be first-rate in all aspects. Paint enamel must be
applied with caution with clean brushes, rollers, or spraying equipment.

DIVISION XIII FIRE PROTECTION

.All works must adhere to the criteria of PD 1185 as well as the norms and regulations.

Bocaue, Bulacan, local enforcing authorities' regulations.

PROJECT : SILVER (TOWNHOUSE 2)
LOCATION : BOCAUE, BULACAN
SUBJECT : SPECIFICATION OF MATERIALS
OWNER : ARCH-3A

S PE C I FI CAT I O N S

DIVISION I GENERAL REQUIREMENTS

General Conditions

The entire construction must be overseen directly by a properly registered a civil engineer or an architect.
The building must adhere to the standards of PD 957, the National Building Code, the Philippine Fire
Code, and the Philippine Electrical Code, as well as Bocaue, Bulacan's regional laws and ordinances.

The contractors shall conform to the following conditions:

A. The contractor must verify all dimensions and circumstances on the job site and notify
the Architect and Owner of inconsistencies between real circumstances and information
before continue with the work, as illustrated on the drawings. This must include the
location. and measurements of the associated elements, which correspond to
architectural, mechanical, Electrical and plumbing plans are included.

B.. All mentioned dimensions should take precedence over scaled dimensions from designs.
sections, as well as specifics. Notes and specifics on drawings shall take precedence over generic
instructions, remarks and customary details.

C. The finished construction is represented by the contract structural drawings and specifications.
They do not specify construction methods; unless otherwise specified, the contractor must take all
essential precautions to protect structures, adjacent property, workers, and other people during all phases
of development. The contractor must immediately notify the engineer officer of any condition that, in his
opinion, could compromise the project's stability or cause distress in the structure.

D. . Building materials must not be stored on concrete slabs. It is the overall

obligation of the contractor to guarantee that the subcontractors are adequately
informed and do not break this vital requirement.
E. . The contractor must provide temporary bracing and shoring for all projects.

During all phases of construction, structure members must be used to provide structural stability.

F.. Following the installation of all structural and completed materials, the contractor
must take all necessary steps to assure good structure alignment.

G. The contractor must dispose of and carry away surplus waste items from the job site

premises.

H. To verify materials not specified in these specifications, the contractor must refer to
the entire plans and drawings (spot details and call outs).

DIVISION II SITE WORKS

Excavation and Backfill

Before depositing concrete, the contractor must disclose in writing to the designer the actual soil
conditions discovered and the confirmed actual bearing capability of the soil. No footing shall be
supported by fill. Footings for CHB walls and other minor structures must be embedded at a
depth of at least 600 mm below natural ground level. Backfill shall be laid in 200 mm layers and
compacted to a maximum dry density of 95%. Backfill, for example, must be completed .The
engineer must inspect the compaction.

Forms for Concrete Works

To maintain the precise position and shapes of the concrete members, all concrete forms must be
appropriately braced or linked together. Forms must be built tightly enough to prevent bulging
and water seepage. Forms must not be removed until the concrete has reached a sufficient
strength to withstand its own weight as well as any loads placed on it. Side forms of beams may
be removed before bottom forms, but additional posts or shoring must be installed under the
beams until they have acquired the required strength.

DIVISION III CONCRETE WORKS

All concrete works must be completely mixed until there is a uniform distribution of cement and
aggregates and must be dumped as close to its final position as possible, with care made to avoid
aggregate segregation. Water for concrete mixing must be clean and devoid of harmful amounts
of oil, acids, salts, and other organic compounds.

All concrete works shall be done in accordance with the standard specification for plain and
reinforced concrete as adapted by the local government using the following proportions of
concrete mixtures for various parts of the building:

Class AA (1:1 ½ :3 ): Columns and Footings

Cement: Volume x 10.46

Sand: Volume x 0.42

Gravel: Volume x 0.84

Class A (1:2:4): Reinforced Concrete Beams and Slabs

Cement: Volume x 7.85

Sand: Volume x 0.42

Gravel: Volume x 0.84

Class B (1:2- ½ :5 ): Plaster

Cement: Volume x 6.49

Sand: Volume x 0.44

Gravel: Volume x 0.87

Fine aggregates for concrete shall be composed of natural sand or inert materials with equivalent
properties and clean and durable grains. It must be free of organic materials and loam.

The coarse aggregate for concrete shall be made of durable crushed rock quality, or clean and
hard gravel ranging in size from 20 mm to 40 mm.

DIVISION IV MASONRY WORKS

All concrete hollow blocks shall be 4” x 8” x 16” for the exterior and interior walls respectively
thoroughly wetted before lying unless otherwise specified on

the plan. The concrete hollow block walls shall be laid, and cells filled with cement mortar

consisting of one part cement to two and half parts of sand by volume. They'll be 10-mm
reinforcement. diameter-reinforcing bars spaced 0.80 meter vertically and at Every three layers
on the horizontal.

Class B concrete mixtures 12 mm (1/2") thick shall be plastered. Make steel wire available. To
avoid this, mesh all contact points between the CHB and the beams or the CHB and the column.
In the event of lateral movement on the ground, hairline cracks may appear.

DIVISION V REINFORCED CONCRETE

Normal Weight Concrete

The concrete utilized in this project must have a minimum ultimate compressive strength of 28.

days, with f 'c=17.5 Mpa (2,000 psi). The following concrete cover over reinforcing bars is required:

a. 70 mm footings and footing-tie beams (cast against earth forms).

b. 20 mm Beams and Columns (to stirrup and ties).

c. 35 mm thick walls and footing-tie beams (cast against forms).

d. Slabs, 20 mm

Check with all trades before pouring concrete to ensure proper placement of all elements.

work-related openings, sleeves, curbs, conduits, and so on. Concrete toughness for

At 28 days, slabs on grade must have a f 'c=17.2 Mpa (2,500 psi).

Reinforcing Bars

a. Reinforcing bars shall have a minimum yield strength, Grade 280 .

b. All reinforcing bars must be free of rust, grease, and other impairing elements.

bond.

c. Before pouring, all reinforcing bars must be precisely and securely installed.

concrete or laying mortar or grout.

d. Lapped splices should be staggered deliberately. Unless otherwise stated,

ACI-318 requires reinforcing splicing. Unless otherwise specified.

The following designs and splices must be used:

1. Intermediate Beams: Top and bottom bars must be spliced at the support.

at the assistance.

2. Top and bottom bars shall not be spliced in beams framing columns. Inside the column or
within a distance twice the depth of the member from the fifth face of the column. The splice
length must be at least 1.4 times the But not less than 600 mm in development length (Ld).

3. Lap splices must be made within the middle half of the column height and the splice must be
no less than 30 mm. bar diameter, welding, or the usage .It is permissible to use approved
mechanical devices as long as no more than At any level, alternate bars are welded or spliced,
and the minimum vertical .The minimum spacing between two consecutive bar splices is 600
mm.
4. Vertical bars must be joined at the top of the wall footings or on the wall itself.

Footing-tie beams and reinforced concrete bottoms, lintel beams, or other constructions of a
similar nature beams. Unless otherwise specified, all beams terminating at a column must have
top and bottom supports, bottom bars that extend to the far face of the column and terminate in a
90-degree angle hook, and an anchorage length of at least 600 mm. Prior to fabrication, shop
drawings and reinforcing must be provided to the engineer for approval and installation. The
development length (Ld) of reinforcing bars shall be as follows:

Size of Rebar (mm.) Development Length (mm)

10 150

12 188

16 230

DIVISION VI LUMBER

Lumber to be used in this project that will serve as structural members of the building

shall be well-seasoned, thoroughly dry, and free from loose or unsound knots, shakes or

other imperfections impairing their strength or appearances. The kinds of lumber to be

used for the various parts of the house shall be as follows:

Door Jamb: 3” x 6” Mahogany Kiln Dry for exterior doors and

2” x 4” Mahogany Kiln Dry for interior doors

*All wooden materials/lumber should be treated with Solignum or any approved equal of

any “anti-anay” chemicals.

DIVISION VII DOORS AND WINDOWS

Materials to be used as doors and windows finishes are as follows:

Location Finishes

Main Entry: D-1 2" THK. 900 mm x 2100 mm Mahogany Hinged Panel Door w/ 50 mm x 150
mm Door Head and Jamb (Design will vary according to owner’s preference) Provide Heavy
duty door closer.

Bedrooms: D-3 2" THK. 800 mm x 2100 mm Mahogany Paneled Door Hinged Panel Door w/
50 mm x 150 mm Door Head and Jamb

Service Area: D-2 2" THK. 700 mm x 2100 mm Flush Type Solid Core Door

Powder Room,: D-2 2" THK. 700 mm x 2100 mm Flush Type Solid Core Door

Shower Area: Glass Partition

WINDOWS:

 W-1 1/4 THK. 1100 mm x 1100 Tinted Glass Panel Fix and Awning Window on
Aluminum Frame
 W-2 1/4 THK. Mm 867 mm x 1535 mm Tinted Glass Panel Fix and Awning Window on
Aluminum Frame
 W-3 1/4 THK. Mm 900 mm x 1700 mm Tinted Glass Panel Fix and Sliding Window on
Aluminum Frame
 W-4 1/4 THK. Mm 2950 mm x 2100 mm Tinted Glass Panel Fix and UPVC Corner
Window
 W-5 1/4 THK. Mm 600 mm x 600 mm Tinted Glass Panel Fix and Awning Window on
Aluminum Frame
 W-6 1/4 THK. Mm 650 mm x 2100 mm Tinted Glass Panel Fix and Awning Window on
Aluminum Frame with Fixed Window
 W-7 1/4 THK. Mm 650 mm x 2100 mm Tinted Glass Panel Fix and Awning Window on
Aluminum Frame with Fixed Window

All doors must adhere to the criteria outlined in the drawings and specifications. The design will
vary depending on the owners' choices (ready-made doors). The dimensions, designs, and types
of doors and windows must be specified. The materials depicted in the drawings. Use "Kwikset"
brand or an authorised equivalent by the Owner and architect for doorknobs and 3" x 3" loose-
pin hinges. The doorjamb should be 2" x 2" Kiln Dry 4" Mahogany for all interior and exterior
doors.

DIVISION VIII FINISHES

Tile Wall and Floor Finishes- Materials to be used as floor and wall finishes shall be

Ten Zen Tile Class A tile. It shall be installed as according to the following:

Ground Floor:

Porch:

Carport: Exterior Concrete finish

Living Area: 24”x24” Ceramic floor tile finish

Powder Room: 12”x12” Non-Skid Tile

Dining Area: 24”x24” Ceramic floor tile finish

Kitchen: 24”x24” Ceramic floor tile finish

Service Area/ Dirty Kit.: Concrete floor finish

Bedrooms: 24”x24” Ceramic floor tile finish

Master Bedroom T&B: 24”x24” Ceramic floor tile finish

Stair: 15 “ X 90” Wood Floor Tiles

Interior and exterior corners of tiled floors and walls shall be provided with the necessary tile
moldings. All tiles for floor, walls, and moldings shall be free from lamination, serrated edges,
chipped-off corners, and other defects, which would adversely affect their appearances and
strength. All joints between tiles and moldings shall be filled with Coordinating Grout Colors
and then carefully wiped. Before the tile and moldings are laid in place, they shall be thoroughly
soaked inwater if recommended by the manufacturer. The mortar to be used in setting the tiles
and moldings shall be a mixture of 1 part cement and 2 parts sand by volume or wetted Tile
Adhesive.

DIVISON IX CEILING WORKS

For all ceiling, use Marine Plywood ,12mm must be fixed every 400mm and 18mm every
600mm.

DIVISION X ELECTRICAL WORKS

All electrical work must be completed in compliance with the most recent specifications.

the Philippine Electrical Code, local rules and regulations, and ordinances enforcing the authority
of Bocaue, Bulacan, and the requirements of the local power company.

Electrical wiring shall use #10 stranded wires for lighting outlets and #12 stranded wires for
power outlets. connection (from main entry to power supply source) and all wiring must be
encapsulated Moldex or a comparable substance. Switches should be made of high-quality,
branded materials. Outlets and receptacles for convenience. Only the circuit breaker can be used;
the others will not accepted by the designer architect. Only use PS-labeled products.

DIVISION XI PLUMBING WORKS

All plumbing work must be carried out in compliance with the approved plans and regulations
under the direct direction and control of a professional Sanitary Engineer or Master Plumber. The
plumbing installation must adhere to the National Plumbing Code.

as well as the local norms and regulations.

Piping must be correctly graded or pitched to facilitate simple circulation and to prevent clogging
.Noise and hammering from the ocean. Drain and vent piping must be made of NELTEX uPVC.
Activate the system. Also, for the water supply installation, use PPR pipes and fittings. All pipes
that are likely to be embedded in a wall must be of standard quality.

The plumbing fixtures and accessories must be of standard size and of high quality. The owner
approved and referred.

DIVISION XII PAINTING

All paint supplies must meet the following specifications and be Davies certified.

acceptable to the owner or architect. Paintable wood surfaces must be

free from dust and in approved condition. The use of water on unpainted wood is prohibited.

Dirt, fungi, grease, and oil must be cleaned from concrete and masonry surfaces.

Prior to applying primer sealer paint, the concrete surface must be prepared with

To neutralize the acid present in the concrete, use zinc sulfate or its equivalent. Utilize three
coats of paint, respectively. Painting must be first-rate in all aspects. Paint enamel must be
applied with caution with clean brushes, rollers, or spraying equipment.

DIVISION XIII FIRE PROTECTION

.All works must adhere to the criteria of PD 1185 as well as the norms and regulations.

Bocaue, Bulacan, local enforcing authorities' regulations.