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Plaster Work Measurement Sheet

How to Use Plaster and Paint Measurement Tool

Use of our Plaster work Calculator is Very Easy.

Just select entry type if measurement to be added then select add, if entry is for deduction like door, window, ventilator or any other opening then select deduct, Enter the values of Nos, Length and Height in their fields, and tool will calculate their Calculation and auto fill quantities.

For Deductions

Tool will evaluate the deduction based on his size Small, medium or Large, if Deduction is applicable then it will enter value in -quantity, if jambs adding is applicable it will show in remarks please add jambs if applicable.

Auto adding of Quantities

it will add all quantities in last line of table and Show net Quantity.
in Bottom you can find option to add more rows

Download the measurement Sheet.

To download sheet in PDF or Excel you have to click on Buttons and a copy of your Sheet will be save in your Device.
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Method of Measurement of Plaster Work

In construction, the method for measuring plaster work is governed by IS: 1200 (Part XII) – 1976, which outlines the procedures for both building and civil engineering works. This standard ensures uniformity and clarity in the quantification of plastering activities, making it easier to manage projects and costs effectively.

1. Classification of Plaster Work: Plaster work is classified by the type of material used, and each classification is measured separately. The following details are required for each classification:
   • Mix of mortar: The composition of the plaster, such as the ratio of cement to sand.
   • Number of coats and thickness: Whether the plaster is applied in one or more coats, and the thickness of each coat.
   • Surface treatment: The type of finish required on the plastered surface.
   • Nature of base: The underlying surface to which the plaster is applied (e.g., brick, concrete, etc.).
   • Curved or specialized work: For plastering on curved or complex surfaces like conical, spherical, or elliptical shapes, the radius must be specified.
2. Measurement Units:
   • All plaster work is measured in square meters unless otherwise specified.
   • Plastering in bands or isolated widths: If the plaster does not form part of the general wall surface (e.g., bands or cornices), the measurement is done in running meters for sections up to 30 cm wide and in square meters for sections wider than 30 cm​
   • Plastering at heights: When plastering is carried out at heights above 10 m, it is measured separately in 5 m intervals

3.  Specialized Plastering:

• • • For curved or irregular surfaces (e.g., cornices, ribs), plastering is measured based on the girth of the curve, usually in running metres.
    • Ceilings and stair soffits: Measured as plastering on ceilings, and for flowing soffits (curved surfaces), separate measurements are taken​

Method of Deductions for Openings and Other Areas

Deductions are made for openings like windows, doors, or structural elements to avoid overestimating plastering quantities.

1. Small Openings (Are less then 0.5 m²):
   • No deductions are made for openings smaller than 0.5 m².
   • No additions are made for the reveals, jambs, or sills around these openings, meaning these are included in the overall plastering measurement​
2. Larger Openings (Area 0.5 m²  to 3 m²):
   • For larger openings between 0.5 m² and 3 m², deductions are made as follows:
     • If both faces of the wall are plastered, only one side is deducted.
     • If the reveals (the side surfaces of the opening) are unequal in width on both sides, deductions are made only on the smaller side.
     • If the reveals are equal, 50% of the area is deducted from each side​
3. Openings Area Greater than 3 m²:
   • Full deductions are made for both faces, and the plastering of jambs, soffits, and sills is measured separately.
4. Ceiling Deductions: For ceilings, plastering measurements are taken between walls, and any areas covered by cornices are deducted. Stair soffits are treated similarly to ceilings, with flowing soffits measured separately​

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