3/4", and 1". Common widths are from 2" to 8", and in lengths of 10'. cubic feet (g) Base course material is taken off as on the MTO. A detailed description of the material must be annotated in the item of work description. (3) Masonry (i.e. CMU) (a) Masonry wall requirements are taken off on the square footage MTO as the of wall surface area to be constructed. (b) Masonry wall reinforcement is taken off as lineal feet on the MTO, for both vertical and horizontal reinforcement. (On CS #36) (4) Lumber: Lumber is taken off as the number of standard lengths, square plywood and siding is taken off by the footage of area to be covered, and finish trim work is taken off lineal foot. by the Sizes and grades of lumber and plywood, and trim styles must be noted in the takeoff lists. Lumber is broken down into two separate categories on a lumber MTO. (a) carpentry: 1 framing (lumber and plywood) 2 Wall framing (lumber and plywood) 3 Roof framing (lumber and plywood) 4 Wooden concrete forms (lumber and plywood) (b) Finish carpentry: 1 Siding 2 Trim work (On CS #37) (5) Finish Materials: Finish materials are those items needed to the exterior and interior of the structure. “finish”
3/4", and 1". Common widths are from 2" to 8", and in lengths of 10'. (g) Base course material is taken off as cubic feet on the MTO. A detailed description of the material must be annotated in the item of work description. (3) Masonry (i.e. CMU) (a) Masonry wall requirements are taken off on the MTO as the square footage of wall surface area to be constructed. (b) Masonry wall reinforcement is taken off as lineal feet on the MTO, for both vertical and horizontal reinforcement. (On CS #36) (4) Lumber: Lumber is taken off as the number of standard lengths, plywood and siding is taken off by the square footage of area to be covered, and finish trim work is taken off by the lineal foot. Sizes and grades of lumber and plywood, and trim styles must be noted in the takeoff lists. Lumber is broken down into two separate categories on a lumber MTO. (a) carpentry: 1 framing (lumber and plywood) 2 Wall framing (lumber and plywood) 3 Roof framing (lumber and plywood) 4 Wooden concrete forms (lumber and plywood) (b) Finish carpentry: 1 Siding 2 Trim work (On CS #37) (5) Finish Materials: Finish materials are those items needed to “finish” the exterior and interior of the structure.
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