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spssawhney
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08/12/2009 3:57 AM

dear sir

what is the thumb rule of construction may i know the use of bricks,cement,iron, etc for covering 1square meter area

kindly advise

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Re: civil construction

08/12/2009 4:14 AM

The number of bricks to be used to cover 1m2 depends upon how high the stack is. The same is true of the other materials. So the question needs re-phrasing before a sensible answer can be given to it.

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Re: civil construction

08/12/2009 11:09 AM

There's none. Everything will depend on your local code of practice and the architect's and engineer's design.

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08/12/2009 11:32 PM

"1square meter area",is it horizontal or vertical?
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08/13/2009 9:47 AM

Number of bricks = 1 square meter / area of one face of the brick in square meter
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Re: Civil Construction

08/26/2009 1:52 PM

DEAR SPSSAWHNEY, these can be calculated in cubic meter and not in sq. meter
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Re: Civil Construction

08/26/2009 8:43 PM

thanx
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