Self-built two-story building 300 square, what materials, how much use each
Cement is almost 28 tons, brick .. 6 tons of steel, sand almost to about 5 cars, lime a car more. Probably so much, there are other wood to see how you built. Hope to adopt!
Since the construction of the province, the amount of steel per square meter (by the construction area) about 17kg or so more reasonable, about 1 per gram of concrete per square meter of concrete, brick wall by 240 thick wall porous brick . solid clay brick . other Sand stone and so on. Self-built housing Note: First, the construction area and budget to determine. According to their own economic conditions, to determine the construction area and make a preliminary budget. Second, the layout of the design, bedroom, living room, main room, garage, farmhouse, grain depot, bathroom, kitchen, restaurant, staircase, livestock circle, the number of rooms to be, the rooms to be appropriate. Third, the foundation should be solid and stable, before the construction should be exploration, or digging pits to engineering geologists to confirm the reliability of the foundation. Fourth, the choice of materials, try to use local materials, regular materials, control budget. Fifth, the construction should pay attention to safety.
Cement 28 tons of brick .000 reinforced 6 tons of gravel 5 cars or so lime a car more buildings, refers to two or more layers of the house. Different from bungalows. Cement: powdery hydraulic inorganic cementitious material. Add water after mixing into the slurry, can be hardened in the air or better hardening in water, and can sand, stone and other materials firmly cemented together. The word cement is developed by the Latin caementum, which is the meaning of gravel and stone. The mixture of early lime and volcanic ash is similar to that of modern lime volcanic ash cement, which is made of cemented gravel concrete, hardened not only with high strength but also against fresh water or salt water. For a long time, it has been widely used as a kind of important cementing material, which is widely used in civil engineering, water conservancy, national defense and other projects.
