- 2082 Baisakh · 2 marks
Units: flooring, skirting, railing, half brick wall
Short answer
Flooring is measured and paid in m² of net floor area; skirting in running metre along the wall with door deductions; railing in running metre along the top rail; half-brick wall in m² with openings deducted.
Write down the unit of measurement and payment of the given items of works: i) Flooring works ii) Skirting iii) Railing works iv) Half brick walls.
| Item | Unit of measurement | Unit of payment | Remarks |
|---|---|---|---|
| i) Flooring | m² | m² | Length x width of net floor area, thickness and type stated |
| ii) Skirting | m (running metre) | m | Height and thickness specified; measured along the wall, deducting door openings |
| iii) Railing | m (running metre) | m | Measured along the centre line of the top rail, with height and pattern given |
| iv) Half-brick wall | m² | m² | Thickness 115 mm; the area deducts openings larger than the limit in the rules |
In some DUDBC items skirting is also paid per m² by area of the finished strip; the unit stated in the item description governs.
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