BRICKWORK Clause Samples

The BRICKWORK clause defines the standards, materials, and methods required for all brickwork performed under the contract. It typically specifies the type and quality of bricks to be used, mortar composition, workmanship standards, and any special requirements such as reinforcement or weatherproofing. By setting clear expectations for construction quality and compliance, this clause ensures that the finished brickwork meets both structural and aesthetic requirements, reducing the risk of disputes over workmanship or material defects.
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BRICKWORK. 4.1 Pacca brick work in foundation and plinth in:-Cement, sand mortar:-Ratio 1:5 100 Cft. 214.00 4.2 Pacca brick work in ground floor:-:-Cement, sand mortar:-Ratio 1:5 100 Cft. 170.00 i) First Floor 100 Cft. 35.00 4.3 Pacca brick work in ground floor:-:-Cement, sand mortar:-Ratio 1:4 100 Cft. 4.00 4.4 Providing and laying fair face Gutka charge. i) 2-1/4" x 2-1/4" x 9" Sft. 20,219.00
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BRICKWORK. 1.1. External brickwork to be 270mm standard cavity brick walls to comply with SABS STANDARDS. 1.2. Internal brickwork to be standard 115mm or 230mm brick walls to comply with SABS STANDARDS.
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BRICKWORK. Pacca brick work in ground floor:- Cement, sand mortar:-Ratio 1:5 100 Cft. 5.00 100 Cft. 2.00 100 Cft. 2.00
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BRICKWORK. Eco-friendly, premium brickwork with Autoclaved Aerated Concrete (AAC) blocks used for better quality finish and thermal insulation.
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BRICKWORK. (a) The concrete used during construction with bricks is 350 Kg cement per m3 of concrete for 0.400m3 sand, and 0.800m3 coarse aggregate. (b) The concrete on the floor shall be allowed to set at least 12 hours before starting the laying of bricks. (c) The cement mortar used for joints, and for cement rendering is 400 Kg cement per m3 of sand, size varying between 0.08 mm to 2 mm.
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BRICKWORK. Brickwork of NFX bricks (14 MPa nominal compressive strength) in Class I mortar: 11 One brick walls. m2 30 12 230mm Wide reinforcement built in horizontally. m 200
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BRICKWORK. Exterior Walls: All exterior walls will be of SABS approved cement Maxi stock bricks – 220mm x 90mm x 115mm – plastered and painted. Interior Walls: Will be of SABS approved cement Maxi stock bricks – 220x 90mm x 115mm – and finished in one coat smooth plaster, with one (1) coat plaster primer and two (2) coats interior, colour & brand will be as per final quote from specialist painter.
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