FINAL BT4 ACTIVITY

Proposed
Fence Layout

Presented by:
Cusipag, Allyssa Denise
Julian, Alexander Louise
Lugtu, Prince Joshua
Marmon, Johnden
Rosca, Ashlee Dane
Sison, Isaiah Randall
Sumaway, Salcedo
Tolentino, Rhynelle Matt

Presented to:
Ar. Antonio C. Nudas III
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PROPOSED FENCE LAYOUT

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FRONT FENCE DIMENSION OF COLUMNS AND WALLS

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CARBON RECTANGULAR STEEL PIPE

COLUMN HEAD 60 X 30 MM
0.40 X 0.40 X 0.20

CONCRETE WALL
0.40 X 0.20 X 0.15

COLUMN
0.30 X 0.30

CONCRETE WALL
0.40 X 0.20 X 0.15 M

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REAR FENCE DIMENSION OF FOOTINGS

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REAR FENCE DIMENSION OF COLUMNS AND WALL SLATS

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COLUMN HEAD
0.40 X 0.40 X 0.20

CONCRETE WALL
0.40 X 0.20 X 0.15 M

COLUMN
0.30 X 0.30 M

OAK WOODEN SLATS

70 X 15 MM CONCRETE WALL
0.40 X 0.20 X 0.15 M

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LEFT AND RIGHT SIDE FENCE DIMENSION OF FOOTINGS

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LEFT AND RIGHT SIDE FENCE DIMENSION OF COLUMNS AND WOODEN BOARD
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OAK PLANK CARBON RECTANGULAR STEEL PIPE

COLUMN HEAD 195 X 20 MM 100 X 30 MM
0.40 X 0.40 X 0.20

CONCRETE WALL
0.40 X 0.20 X 0.15 M

COLUMN
0.30 X 0.30 M
CONCRETE WALL
0.40 X 0.20 X 0.15 M

LEFT AND RIGHT SIDE FENCE MATERIALS DIMENSION

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PROJECT TITLE: A PROPOSED FENCE DESIGN

TECHNICAL SPECIFICATIONS
1.0. General
1.1. Scope
All work specified under the various sections of the Technical Specifications shall be
subject to the General Conditions which forms an integral part of these Specifications.
1.2. Delivery Storage, and Handling
a) Contractor shall check the materials upon delivery to assure proper material
has been received.
b) Contractor shall prevent excessive mud, concrete, and like construction
materials from encountering the materials.
c) Contractor shall protect the materials from damage once on site. Damaged
materials including cracked and chipped block beyond allowances provided.

2.0. Materials Specification

2.1. Concrete
2.1.1. Scope
• The project involves complete cast-in-place concrete construction.
• Unless specified otherwise, the contractor is responsible for providing all
necessary materials, equipment, and labor to complete the
proportioning, mixing, depositing, curing, and finishing of the concrete.
2.1.2. Protection and Storage
• Store cement in dry, water-tight, properly ventilated structures to
prevent deterioration and contamination.
• Any cement that is caked, partially set, deteriorated, or contaminated
must be rejected.
2.1.3. Materials
• Cement: Portland Cement conforming to ASTM C-150, “Standard
Specifications for Portland Cement”.
• Coarse Aggregates: Well graded, clean, hard particles of crushed gravel
or rock not larger than 3/4 of the minimum clear spacing between
reinforcing bars, bundle of bars, and in no case larger than 33mm in
diameter.
• Fine Aggregates: Clear washed natural sand equal to “PORAC” or
“PLARIDEL”.
• Water: Clean and free from injurious amounts of oils, alkali, organic
materials, and other substances that may be deleterious to concrete or
reinforcement.
• Steel Reinforcement: Structural Grade deformed bars - sizes as
indicated on drawings.
2.1.4. Concrete Mixes and Placing
 • Concreting involves primarily the pouring of the reinforced concrete
footings and pedestal. Portland cement shall be used. Concrete
proportions shall be of class “A” (1:2:3 mix). Concrete shall attain a
minimum compressive strength of 3,000 psi in 28 days. Washed sand
shall be used; shall have the approval of Project Engineering as to quality.
Gravel shall be of acceptable quality, ¾” diameter minimum. Disapproved
materials shall immediately be hauled away from the construction site at
the expense of the contractor. Structural footings shall be reinforced and
constructed as per approved drawings and specifications.
2.1.5. Use of Forms
• Forms to confine and shape concrete shall have sufficient strength to
withstand pressure from placement and vibration of concrete. Forms for
exposed surfaces shall be lined with form grade plywood and be
sufficiently tight to prevent loss of mortar from the concrete.

2.2. Concrete Hollow Blocks

2.2.1. Scope
• Unless specified otherwise, the contractor is responsible for providing all
necessary materials, equipment, and labor to complete the
proportioning, mixing, depositing, curing, and finishing of the concrete.
2.2.2. Protection and Storage
• Store CHB in dry, water-tight, properly ventilated structures to prevent
deterioration and contamination.
• Any CHB that is caked, partially set, deteriorated, or contaminated must
be rejected.
2.2.3. Materials
• 100mm thick will be used for fence unless otherwise indicated. All CHB
Walls have a minimum compressive strength of 450PSI.
• 400mm x 200mm x 150mm is the dimension of CHB. The tolerance in the
length of the units shall not be more than +/- 5 mm and maximum
variation in height and width of the unit, not more than +/- 3mm.

2.3. Rectangular Steel Pipe

2.3.1. Scope
• Unless specified otherwise, the contractor is responsible for providing all
necessary materials, equipment, and labor to complete the
proportioning, mixing, depositing, curing, and finishing of the concrete.
2.3.2. Protection and Storage
• Store steel pipe in dry, water-tight, properly ventilated structures to
prevent deterioration and contamination.
• Any steel pipe partially set, deteriorated, or contaminated must be
rejected.
2.3.3. Materials
• 2mm thick 60mm x 30mm carbon rectangular steel pipe.
 • Rectangular steel pipes shall be ASTM A36 Steel with yield strength of Fy
= 248MPA.
• Rectangular steel pipes shall have at least two coats of red lead o zinc
chromate primer paint.

2.4. Wood
2.4.1. Scope
• Unless specified otherwise, the contractor is responsible for providing all
necessary materials, equipment, and labor to complete the
proportioning, mixing, depositing, curing, and finishing of the concrete.
2.4.2. Protection and Storage
• Store woods in dry, water-tight, properly ventilated structures to prevent
deterioration and contamination.
• Any woods partially set, deteriorated, or contaminated must be rejected.
2.4.3. Materials
• 6mm thick oak wood slat and plank
• Waterproofing: Furnish wood materials required to complete all
waterproofing work as shown on the drawings and herein specified. All
applications shall be strictly performed by an approved waterproofing
Contractor. All materials shall be Environmental Protection Agency (EPA)
certified and approved.

2.5. Sand
2.5.1. Scope
• Unless specified otherwise, the contractor is responsible for providing all
necessary materials, equipment, and labor to complete the
proportioning, mixing, depositing, curing, and finishing of the concrete.
2.5.2. Protection and Storage
• Keep containers securely sealed. Store in a cool, dry area protected from
environmental extremes.
• Store away from incompatible materials and foodstuff containers.
• Protect containers against physical damage and check regularly for leaks.
2.5.3. Materials
• Fine aggregate/ coarse sand consists of natural sand, crushed stone sand
or crushed gravel stone dust. It should be hard, durable chemically inert,
clean and free from organic matter, not containing any appreciable
amount of clay balls or pellets and other harmful impurities.
• It should be passed through I. S. Sieve 4.75 MM. It should have the finest
modulus 2.50 to 3.50 and silt contents should not be more than 4%.
Coarse sand should be either river sand or pit sand; or combination of
the two.
• Bistay Sand approximately 13kg per bag
2.6. Admixtures
2.6.1. Scope
• Unless specified otherwise, the contractor is responsible for providing all
necessary materials, equipment, and labor to complete the
proportioning, mixing, depositing, curing, and finishing of the concrete.
2.6.2. Protection and Storage
• It must be stored at moderate temperature in sealed condition. If sachet
is opened, usage must be within 72 hours at moderate temperature.
• It can be stored for 2 years if stored as recommended in unopened,
original sachets.
2.6.3. Materials
• “Bostik” Addmix Ultra is a ready-to-use powder admixture comprising of
Hi-Grade Super Plasticizer specially designed to impart high range water
reduction, better workability, and accelerated strength development to
cement-based mixtures intended for concrete structures. It does not
contain chloride.
• It meets the requirement of ASTM C494 Type D & G
• It is compatible with any set retarders air entraining agents approved
under ASTM specifications whenever extended workability is desired.

2.7. Tie Wire

2.7.1. Scope
• Unless specified otherwise, the contractor is responsible for providing all
necessary materials, equipment, and labor to complete the
proportioning, mixing, depositing, curing, and finishing of the concrete.
2.7.2. Protection and Storage
• Store tie wire in dry, water-tight, properly ventilated structures to
prevent deterioration and contamination.
• Any tie wire partially set, deteriorated, or contaminated must be
rejected.
2.7.3. Materials.
• “Solid Gabion” Heavy duty high zinc coated tire wire and resistant to
weathering.
• Diameter: 2.2mmø with heavy zinc and PVC material
 COMPUTATIONS
FORMULAS
CHB getting total no. of blocks by volume method
Column LxWxH then multiply by 10 vol of front x vol of side x vol of rear walls
Column Footing LxWxH then multiply by 10 total wall volumes / chb volume = no of chb
Wall Footing no. of chb + wastage (10%) = final no. of chb
Concrete Opening

Mortar
Quantity of Cement Volume x 36/3 Qty of Cement Qty of Sand
Quantity of Sand Volume ÷ 2 area x 1.111 area x 1.111
Quantity of Aggregate Total no. of volume

Column Volume Quantity of Cement Quantity of Sand Quantity of Gravel

0.30 x 0.30 x 2.60 (2.34x36)/3 = 31.92 or 32 bags 2.66/2 = 1.33 m^3 2.66 m^3
0.234 x 10 = 2.34 m^3
Column Head
0.4 x 0.4 x 0.2
0.032 x 10 = 0.32 m^3
TOTAL VOLUME: 2.66 m^3

Column Footing Quantity of Cement Quantity of Sand Quantity of Gravel

0.20 x 1.00 x 1.00 (2.0x36)/3 = 24 bags 2.0/2 = 1 m^3 2 m^3
0.20 x 10 = 2.0 m^3

Wall Footing Quantity of Cement Quantity of Sand Quantity of Gravel

32750 (32.75) (0.20) (0.30) = 2.136m^3 (2.136x36)/3 = 25.63 or 26 bags 2.136/2 = 1.07 m^3 2.13 m^3

Concrete Opening Quantity of Cement Quantity of Sand Quantity of Gravel

2850 (0.60) (0.15) = 0.2322 m^3 (0.2322x36)/3 = 2.79 or 3 bags 0.2322/2 = 0.12 m^3 0.23 m^

QUANTITY OF CEMENT AND SAND - MORTAR FOR CONCRETE HOLLOW BLOCKS (CHB) LAYING
SIZE OF CHB QUANTITY OF CEMENT per square meter under Class of Mixture
Quantity of Sand
Centimeter Construction Term A B C D
10 x 20 x 40 4" - Kwatro 0.981 0.654 0.491 0.393 0.0545
12.5 x 20 x 40 5" - Singko 1.397 0.9931 0.698 0.559 0.0776
15 x 20 x 40 6" - Sais 1.667 1.111 0.833 0.667 0.0926

CHB
L = 0.20, H = 1.00, W = 0.15

Front Wall Volume CHB

4.20 x 1.40 x 0.15 = 0.882m^3 (0.20 + 0.0254) + (0.40 + 0.0254) X 0.15 = 0.0144m^3

Side Walls Volume NO. BLOCKS or CHB

Left Wall Right Wall 0.882 + 4.515 + 0.9303 = 6.3273 m^3 (total volume)
3.58 x 1.40 x 0.15 = 0.7518 3.58 x 1.40 x 0.15 = 0.7518 6.3273/0.0144 = 439.39 or 440 no. of blocks
0.7518 x2 = 1.5036 m^3 0.7518 x2 = 1.5036 m^3 440 + 10% wastage (44) = 484 CHB
3.59 x 1.40 x 0.15 = 0.7539 m^3 3.59 x 1.40 x 0.15 = 0.7539 m^3
1.5036 + 0.7539 = 2.2575 m^3 1.5036 + 0.7539 = 2.2575 m^3
2.2575 + 2.2575 = 4.515 m^3

Rear Wall Volume

0.73 x 1.40 x 0.15 = 0.1533
0.1533 x 4 = 0.6132m^3
0.755 x 1.40 x 0.15 = 0.15855
0.15855 X 2 = 0.3171
0.6132 + 0.3171 = 0.9303 m^3

AREA
FRONT WALL 4.20 x 1.40 = 5.88 m^2 QTY of Cement QTY of Sand
5.88 x 1.111 = 6.53 or 7 bags 5.88 x 0.0926 = 0.54 m^3
LEFT WALL 3.58 x 1.40 x 2 = 10.024 m^2 QTY of Cement QTY of Sand
3.59 x 1.40 = 4.99 m^2 15.014 x 1.111 = 16.68 or 17 bags 15.014 x 0.0926 = 1.39 m^3
10.024 + 4.99 = 15.014m^2

RIGHT WALL 3.58 x 1.40 x 2 = 10.024 m^2 QTY of Cement QTY of Sand
3.59 x 1.40 = 4.99 m^2 15.014 x 1.111 = 16.68 or 17 bags 15.014 x 0.0926 = 1.39 m^3
10.024 + 4.99 = 15.014m^2

REAR WALL 0.73 x 1.40 x 4 = 4.088m^2 QTY of Cement QTY of Sand

0.755 x 1.40 x 2 = 2.114m^2 6.202 x 1.111 = 6.89 or 7 bags 6.202 x 0.0926 = 0.57 m^3
4.088 + 2.114 = 6.202 m^2
Total QTY for Mortar
Cement Sand
46.78 or 47 bags 3.89 m^3
 CONSTRUCTION COST ESTIMATE
Project Number BT4 Date May 30, 2023
Project Manager/s Cusipag, Allyssa Denise Project Title Construction of Concrete Fence
Julian, Alexander Louise Client Name Mr. Antonio C. Nudas II
Lugtu, Prince Joshua Location Block 2 Lot I, Treveia Nuvali, Calamba, Laguna
Marmon, Johnden
Rosca, Ashlee Dane
Sison, Isaiah Randall
Sumaway, Salcedo
Tolentino, Rhynelle Matt

CONCRETING WORKS

Column
Volume (cu. m) 2.66
Concrete Mix Ratio 1:2:3

Materials Type/Brand Quantity Qty. Round Up Unit Price (PHP) Unit Amount (PHP)
Cement Portland Cement 31.92 32 225 bag 7200
Sand Porac Vibro Sand 1.33 2 1,600 cu. m 3200
Aggregrates Gravel 3/4 2.66 3 1,400 cu. m 4200
Overall Unit Price 14600

Column Footing
Volume (cu. m) 2
Concrete Mix Ratio 1:2:3

Materials Type/Brand Quantity Qty. Round Up Unit Price (PHP) Unit Amount (PHP)
Cement Portland Cement 24 24 225 bag 5400
Sand Porac Vibro Sand 1 1 1,600 cu. m 1600
Aggregrates Gravel 3/4 2 2 1,400 cu. m 2800
Overall Unit Price 9800

Wall Footing
Volume (cu. m) 2.136
Concrete Mix Ratio 1:2:3

Materials Type/Brand Quantity Qty. Round Up Unit Price (PHP) Unit Amount (PHP)
Cement Portland Cement 25.63 26 225 bag 5850
Sand Porac Vibro Sand 1.07 2 1,600 cu. m 3200
Aggregrates Gravel 3/4 2.13 3 1,400 cu. m 4200
Overall Unit Price 13250

Concrete Opening
Volume (cu. m) 0.2322
Concrete Mix Ratio 1:2:3

Materials Type/Brand Quantity Qty. Round Up Unit Price (PHP) Unit Amount (PHP)
Cement Portland Cement 2.79 3 225 bag 675
Sand Porac Vibro Sand 0.12 1 1,600 cu. m 1600
Aggregrates Gravel 3/4 0.23 1 1,400 cu. m 1400
Overall Unit Price 3675

MASONRY WORKS

CHB Laying
Total Volume (cu. m) 6.3273
CHB Size 15x20x40
Mortar Mix Ratio 1:3

Materials Type/Brand Quantity Qty. Round Up Unit Price (PHP) Unit Amount (PHP)
CHB 6" CHB 439.39 440 37 pc 16280
 Mortar
Cement Portland Cement 46.78 47 225 bag 10575
Sand Porac Vibro Sand 3.89 4 1,600 cu. m 6400
Overall Unit Price 33255

TOTAL COST OF MATERIALS (PHP) 74580

FINAL ESTIMATE OF COSTS

Construction
Work Description Labor Cost (PHP) Material Cost (PHP) Line Total (PHP) Notes
Concreting Works
Column 5840 14600 20440 1 Mason, 2 Helpers
Column Footing 3920 9800 13720 1 Mason, 2 Helpers
Wall Footing 5300 13250 18550 1 Mason, 2 Helpers
Concrete Opening 1470 3675 5145 1 Mason, 2 Helpers
Masonry Works
CHB Laying 11640 33255 44895 1 Mason, 2 Helpers
Subtotal 102750

Work Description Professional Fee (PHP)

Engineer 25680
Architect 10275
Subtotal 35955

TOTAL CONSTRUCTION COST (PHP) 138705