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Ian
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15th Oct 11 at 10:45   View Garage View User's Profile U2U Member Reply With Quote
Anyone got a figure for this in area, need to check how it compares to metal sheeting for a garage wall.
Dave
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Materials only or complete? Also what type/thickness of block, single skin/cavity wall etc.

For reference 10 standard size concrete blocks = 1sq/m.
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Single skin is fine using 100x215x440 blocks. Cant see metal framing being cheaper.
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Buy the blocks and do it yourself block paying is piss easy
Ian
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It's a building.
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Up here a bricklayer will want about £10 a metre as long as there is a decent amount to go at, possibly a bit more, that's labour only though so you've got to figure in blocks, sand, cement etc too.
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what are the measurements?
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The plot is 40ft x 60ft but that's getting a bit silly for price, trying to do something big as cheaply as possible.
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Just go all somolian and get some corrogated iron and a few planks of wood.
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What are you wanting it for?

I know you said garage but is it just storage, workspace etc?
Tom J
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planning? if its wooden and under certain height planning will be easier classed as temporary then
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Planning are happy as it's to replace an existing building rather than increasing any area.
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brace yourself if you get a quote for blockwork on a footprint of that size
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Can't do the whole plot, too expensive.

Blockwork looks to be cheaper to buy the blocks but I wasn't sure how much to factor in for other supplies and labour.

Metal sheeting we could do but I wouldn't fancy brickwork.
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timber frame, corrugated sheeting walls?
Cole
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quote:
Originally posted by Cole
Buy the blocks and do it yourself block paying is piss easy


Poxy iPad auto correct it was meant to say block laying ffs
JM_16v
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down here i would pay a bricklayer with labourer about £240 a day he would lay approx 10-12m2 in a day i would guess. its twice as fast as bricks. Block themselves would be £8-£10 per metre square. Sand and Cement and fixings i would budget at £5 per m2 dependant on your requirements and the job.

dependant on use id suggest a raft foundation if its for cars?
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http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Ebr9rMO_v1w

DIY....
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Up here you'd be looking at an all in rate of between £25-£30/m2 for blockwork
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Originally posted by Mad Moe
Up here you'd be looking at an all in rate of between £25-£30/m2 for blockwork

when i worked for a housing developer it was labour only £15 for blockwork and £30 for brickwork but they were very large developements. i would assume this rate would be correct for the smaller kind of project labour only although a bricklayer would prob price it in days
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That rate I mentioned would be labour and materials, I tender at between £20-£25 depending upon type and size of job

 
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