Site Works:

1.) Site Clearing – the building site shall be levelled according to the plans and cleared of rubbish, roots, and other
perishable and objectionable matters to a suitable sub grade.

2.) Lay-out and Staking – the building lines shall be staked out and all lines and grades shown in the drawing shall be
established before any excavation is started. Batterboards and reference marks shall be erected at such places where
they will not be disturbed during the excavation of the building.

3.) Pest Control and Soil Poisoning – the area where the building shall be constructed shall be treated for pest control
and soil poisoning.

Earthworks:

a.) Excavation

- all excavations shall be made to grade indicated in the drawings where the building site is covered with any kind of fill,
the excavation for footings should be made deeper until the stratum for safe bearing capacity of soil is reached.

b.) Backfilling, Trimming and Compaction

- After concrete foundations is hard enough to withstand pressure resulting from fills and the retaining wall is erected,
the materials removed from excavations shall be used for backfill around them.

- It shall be placed in layers not exceeding 200 mm in thickness, and each layer shall be thoroughly compacted by
tamping or rolling.

- Do not backfill against basement walls until slab on grade have been placed.

Waterproofing:

- Balcony, Pump Room, Laundry Area and T&B walls shall be provided with Zocalo and Torch-on waterproofing
membrane

Glass and Glazing:

- Fixed Glass Wall shall be of a 12mm Thk. Tempered glass

Doors and Windows:

- Doors and windows and frames shall conform to the sizes, designs and kinds of materials shown in the details
and schedule of doors and windows or as per bill of materials. And shall be installed together with its accessories.

Steel Railings:

- Stair, Balcony and Carport shall be provided with 50mm Diameter Stainless Steel Pipe Railings with 0.8 meters
in height and balusters spaced at 250mm O.C.

Floor Finishes:

The Materials to be used as floor finishes for the building are as follows:

- Ground Floor and Second Floor Finishes – (600mm x 600mm Ceramic Tiles

- Third Floor Finishes – (600mm x 600mm Wood Tiles)

- T&B – (300mm x 300mm Ceramic Tiles)

- Balcony, Carport, Laundry Area, Pump Room, Porch, and Lanai – (Pebble Tiles)
Wall Finishes:

The Materials to be used as wall finishes for the building are as follows:

- Exposed Columns/Beams (Exterior) – Stone Cladding

- Interior/Exterior Walls – Skim coat Finished

- T&B – (300mm x 300mm Ceramic Tiles @ 1.8 meters above finished floor)

Ceiling Finishes:

The Materials to be used as wall finishes for the building are as follows:

- Slab soffit – Skim coat Finished

- Third Floor Ceiling, Kitchen, T&B – 12mm Thk. Moisture Resistant Gypsum Board

Roof:

- Roof shall be of Trimdex Hi-Ten Roof installed at C – Purlins together with its accessories. And shall be provided
Ridge Caps and Gutters for Moisture Protection purposes.

SLIDING DOOR

A sliding door is a type of door which opens horizontally by sliding, usually parallel to a wall. There are several
types of sliding doors such as pocket doors, Arcadia doors and bypass doors. Sliding doors are commonly used
as shower doors, glass doors, screen doors, and wardrobe doors.

SLIDING WINDOWS

Homeowners seeking to maintain a greater level of comfort at home can rely on Sliding windows which are not only
designed to guard against harsh weather elements, but also to look great. The unique design of Sliding window makes
cleaning a breeze by allowing the sashes to swing into your home.

AWNING WINDOWS

Awning windows are hinged on top and open outward, enabling ventilation without letting in rain or falling
leaves. Screens are on the inside of the window, where they're more protected from the elements.

TINTED GLASS WALL

Glass that has been coloured by adding metallic salts during its manufacture. The coloured glass is
crafted into stained glass windows in which small pieces of glass are arranged to form patterns or pictures, held together
(traditionally) by strips of lead and supported by a rigid frame. Painted details and yellow stain are often used to
enhance the design.

GALVANIZED IRON SHEET

This material consists of sheets of hot-dip galvanized mild steel. The corrugations increase bending strength of
the sheet in the direction parallel to corrugations but not across them.

FLOORING

Oak Hardwood Flooring is a traditional Flooring choice that is sturdy, beautiful and has a timeless look. Oak
Flooring has a strong, obvious grain pattern that can be enhanced by the stain – lighter color stains allow the grain to be
more pronounced, while darker stains provide less contrast.
WOOD DOOR

The sapwood of Walnut is creamy white, while the heartwood is light brown to dark chocolate brown,
occasionally having a purplish cast with darker streaks. Walnut is usually supplied steamed to darken the sapwood.
Walnut is famous for its wavy, curly and mottled figures. Finish with a clear finish or use a blending stain to minimize the
color variation.

CERAMIC TILES

Ceramic tiles are made from thin layers of fired clay. They are a popular mosaic material on account of the wide
range of colours available and the fact that many types of tile can be easily cut and shaped with standard tools

YAKAL

THIS RESINOUS WOOD WITH YELLOW TO GOLDEN RED TONES IS ANOTHER LOCAL MAHOGANY TYPE A HIGH
GRADE TIMBER,YAKAL CAN TOLERATE HARSH HOT AND COLD WEATHER

Tempered plate glass

• Three to five times as strong as regular plate of the same thickness – and area in resisting compressive forces
and fracture due to strain or thermal shock. It is made by reheating and suddenly cooling plate glass. As a result,
the outer surfaces are under high compressive stress that produces a condition that is highly resistant to
breakage.

Parquet flooring

• Consist of blocks or fillets of hardwood of various sizes which can be laid in any number of patterns such as
herringbone basket weave, and squares. Parquet glue used for this flooring are the brands of stickwell.

 Living green walls are panels of plants, grown vertically using hydroponics, on structures that can be either
free-standing or attached to walls. Living green walls are also referred to as vertical gardens, green walls,
living walls or Eco walls.

CURTAIN WALL (using Low –E Glass)

SPECS :

Production Capability:
Thickness
Max Size 3mm 4mm 5mm 6mm 8mm 10mm 12mm
144"X236", (3660X6000mm)
Standard Size 2134*3300mm 2134*3660mm 2440*3300mm 1830*2440mm 2440*3660mm 2250*3300mm
Colours Clear/Neutral, dark gery, euro grey, silver grey, light blue, blue green, green, ocean blue, Ford blue, dark blue
and other color in differrent shades, etc
NATURAL STONE VENEER (ADOBE)

SPECS :

Production Capability:

the adobe stones are cut to sizes like 4"x8", 8" x 8", etc., and other small sizes for special orders for use in
wall claddings for residential homes and commercial establishments. Its thickness is about 3/4 inch in most of our
finished cuts. Some designs we made are of composite size that make up an attractive piece suited for modern
architectural designs. Colors of adobe are gray, brown, and natural color ( concrete color). Our product sizes are for
3/4x11x 11, as the largest size, and the rest down to the smallest size. For specific sizes requirement, buyers can
suggest special sizes.

 Concrete masonry wall may be left exposed or plastered. Cement textured finish, this is a decorative finish
and its mortar is prepared in cement based material. It is applied faced plaster with a trowel and after that is
colored with paint.

Reflective glass

This kind of glass is often used in warm and sunny regions or locations. Reflective glass reduces solar radiation
that can minimize ultraviolet damage at home. Aside from its considerable benefits, it also provides design versatility
and visual impact making it a popular choice for well designed homes and buildings.

Framed and paneled door

These types of doors and windows are most commonly provided in the houses. The frame for the
door is made out of wood and the shutter panels out of timber, plywood, block board, hard board, etc. A number of
designs can be made on the panels, thereby making such door quite decorative.
Cedar wood

- It is made from cedar because it is light, yet durable.

- a long lasting product as well.

- Cement plastering is commonly used as ideal coating for external and internal surface of wall. Cement plaster is
usually applied in a single coat or double coat. Double coat plaster is applied where thickness of plaster is required to
be more than 15 mm or when it is required to get a very fine finish.

Application of cement plaster finish

 Step-1 Preparation Of Surface For Plastering

 Step-2-Ground Work For Plaster

 Step-3-Applying First Coat (Or Under Coat Or Rendering Coat)

 Step-4-Applying Second Coat (Or Finishing Coat Or Fine Coat)

 Keep all the mortar joints of wall rough, so as to give a good bonding to hold plaster.

 Clean all the joints and surfaces of the wall with a wire brush, there should be no oil or grease etc. left on wall
surface.

 Roughen the entire wall to be plastered.

 Wash the mortar joints and entire wall to be plastered, and keep it wet for at least 6 hours before applying
cement plaster.

- One of such a beautification process is wall cladding. It is also known as wall shielding.

- A very common thing which lots of people are adapting in order to enhance the look of one’s house. However
this process is not just used in order to make a house look good but it also has a lot more to it. It can actually
work as a shield for your house.

- It is mainly constructed in order to create an outer layer to the primary walls. The construction is done so that
the primary walls are protected from heavy winds, rains, or snow. Shielding is basically done to any wall.

The most ancient method of wall cladding which is timber walls. Also very popular as hardwood cladding, this method
is again a durable option for you. As being in the market from decades its popularity is very high when compared to
others. They are majorly used for exterior cladding purpose.

Wood is a durable material for both homes and commercial buildings.

Wood is structurally very strong

Slate

- is one of the oldest roofing materials. Though brittle and expensive, it is very durable and resists both wind
and fire.

- Offering lots of beauty and a distinctive elegant appearance, slate colors include shades of black, green, grey,
red and purple.

Materials: Made from natural slate rock.

Appearance: Usually dark gray with irregular appearance.

Eco-Friendly: Made from natural materials.

Durability: Long lasting, durable (depending on where quarried).

Weight: Heavy, require reinforced roofing structure to support.

Slope: Steep sloped roofs only.

Fire & Wind: Good fire and wind resistance.

Cost: Very expensive. Requires specially trained workers to install.

Pros: Slate is very durable, fire-resistant and a sustainable roof that can be recycled.Cons: Slate is expensive, heavy,
and requires extra framing and professional installation. The quality can vary with imported slate.

House Styles: Slate works well with Colonial, European and French chateau homes.

Cost and Life Span: Prices start at about $600 a square and up. Slate can last more than 50 years and sometimes 100
years or more.