HOW we can calculate the quantity of sand and cement for 1:4
plastering with a thickness of 12 mm..total area need to be
plaster is 985 sqm
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Answer Posted / ashish
Area to be covered 985 sqm
thickness = 12mm
total cubic meter of work to be done = 985*.012 = 11.82 cum
cement sand ratio = 1:4
Cement to be consumed i Volume = 11.82*1/5 = 2.364 cum
Weight of Cement used = 2.364 * 1440 (density of cement) = 3404kg
no of bags used = 3404/50 = 68 bags (approx)
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