Answer / ravindrarana8421

(1:3) 15 mm thick = 8.42 kg / sq m
(1:6) 15 mm thick = 4.81 kg / sq m

Answer / arjun

For 15mm Thick Cement Plaster:
In CM 1:3 cement Consumption is 8.772 Kgs/Sqm (0.172*510)
In CM 1:6 cement Consumption is 4.300 Kgs/Sqm (0.172*250)

For 12mm Thick Cement Plaster:
In CM 1:3 cement Consumption is 7.344 Kgs/Sqm (0.144*510)
In CM 1:6 cement Consumption is 3.600 Kgs/Sqm (0.144*250)

For 20mm Thick Cement Plaster:
In CM 1:3 cement Consumption is 11.424 Kgs/Sqm (0.224*510)
In CM 1:6 cement Consumption is 5.600 Kgs/Sqm (0.224*250)

Answer / umair khan k.k

in
1:3 ratio consuption of cement is=.13244kg
and 1:6 =.26488kg

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