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Sai · by **satya79** » 17 Apr 2014, 15:39

Hi,

Would any of you be kind to enough explain to me the break up of the "Total Cost of laying a vitrified tile per square feet" using a base price for a tile.

I am basically looking for break of the various cost involved in laying a 1 sq feet of tile not just labour cost. Say for example if i were to lay 1 sq feet of a vitrified tile what would be cost for -

Cost of Cement for per sq ft of laying tile -
Cost of Fine Sand for per sq ft of laying tile -
Cost of Brick Blast for per sq ft of laying tile -
Cost of Coarse Sand for per sq ft of laying tile -
Cost of White Cement for per sq ft of laying tile -
Cost of Cement for Base course for per sq ft of laying tile -
Cost of Acid Wash and Polish for per sq ft or laying tile (if required) -
Cost of Labour for per sq ft of laying tile - Rs 15-25 (This i am aware)
Cost of a Vitrified tile per sq ft - Rs 60-90 (As per current market rates)

Similarly i would like to know the cost break of laying 1 sq ft of Granite.

I would be really thankful to you all if you can help me figure out this cost break up. Going by the knowledge i have so far, there is more to the cost involved in laying a tile than just tile cost and labour cost. I would like to understand the cost of other work involved.

Regards,
Ravi

Sai · by **kraghum** » 05 Mar 2014, 10:10

Buying experience

I started from Commercial street. Their is a shop called V Dass, and he stock commercial variety materials, no discounts/anything. he says a price and no more reduction on that.

Paramanand, he stocks branded one like Magnum, offers 30% discount+Vat.

City Market, SJP Road.- After touring most of shops around Kilari Road and Go-down street, i found Esskay Agencies in Go-down street give a good deal. he said he has big show room in Jayanagar as well. he offered 35% plus some more reduction in final bill with VAT. he is stocking all the major Brands and supply to most of reputed builders (Pashmina, Brigade etc)

Plan to buy my next purchases from Him, he has Yale,Assa,Kich,Magnum etc and offers decent price compared to other. i received my magnum Hinges (Brass with steel coat) with bearing and quality is worth the prices. the minute details like each pack is accompanied by a sticker which carpenter can stick on each Hinges and peel it off when painting and polishing complete thus still getting back it's luster

Raghu

Sai · by **Nivas** » 03 Jan 2015, 06:22

Hi,

Im in the middle of finalization of wood for door frames.

Not going with;

Red sal bcoz it will crack & thr will be bend in long run.

Honne wood if not properly painted & if it comes in contact with water it will strains the flooring with red colour.

Burma Teak- Investemt is too high-4500 per CFT

Oil Sal--- Hearing it for the first time no idea reliability.

Im planning to use Sudan teak for all the Vascals(door frames) instead of Burma Teak due to cost factor. Sudan teak will cost us around 2500 per CFT, which is bit more than honne but we can polish this wood & one can have a premium look.

Since for the first time im going to use this wood & moreover Sudan started Exporting this in the year2013, Just need to know feed back/advice on going with Sudan teak.

Thanks & regrads,
Anil

Sai · by **selva** » 10 Jan 2014, 09:53

Hello,
I would like to know the present cost of windows with following materials:
1.Red Sal wood frames and Honne Shutters
2.Red Sal wood frames and Shutters
3.UPVC

Please mention in rates per sq.ft basis along with merits & demerits of them.

Regards,
K S Vishal

Sai · by **ardesarchitects** » 14 Dec 2010, 11:12

Hi,
Bath room partitions are mostly preferred in plain glass(toughened).
First preferred will be frame less glass with patch fittings and sealing the gaps with silicon.In this the advantage is that ,there will be no chance for soap settlements on the partition.
Second option will be glass with frame in steel/aluminium .In this regular cleaning is required in the joints and glass inserted in the frame.

Few precautions while selecting the partition.
1.Prefer only plain glass,frosted will be most difficult to clean the soap settlements .
2.In case you want frosted keep the frosted part on to the outer side.
3.Use clear silicon to fill the gaps between glass and walls
4.Use only toughened glass for frame less
5.Min 12mm for framed partition as safety precaution

regards
Ar.Praveen.N
Ardes Architects and Interior Designers
ardesarchitects@gmail.com

Sai · by **sam_m400** » 02 Mar 2013, 11:35

I purchased Legrand Modular Switches yesterday from Vaibhav Lightronics. (BVK Iyengar street).

Sai · by **Vimal** » 27 Nov 2012, 18:57

Hello All,

Any good place to buy Bathroom fittings like Tap, Hot & Cold water Mixer, Shower etc.

What are the kind of discounts i can expect? Are rates for these Items same for same brand in all shops.

I am looking for Jaquar or Hindware Make and preferabally a shop in Jayngar or B.G road.

Thanks
Amit

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by maheshvivid2003 » 08 May 2013, 23:53 i thnk cera faucets a shower fitting is new in market u can go for jacquar 20% net and ess ess 30% net discount

by maheshvivid2003 » 08 May 2013, 23:53

i thnk cera faucets a shower fitting is new in market u can go for jacquar 20% net
and ess ess 30% net discount