Titlebook: Building Quantities Explained; Ivor H. Seeley Textbook 1966Latest edition Macmillan Publishers Limited 1966 building.civil engineering.con

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,General Principles of ‘Taking-off’,Some of the general principles to be followed in ‘taking-off’ building quantities are detailed in the ‘General Rules’ in Section . of the .. The following clause is of particular importance:

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Use of Mensuration in Quantities, is concerned with the measurement of areas and volumes of triangles, rectangles, circles, etc., and some basic knowledge of this subject is required by all quantity surveying students. This chapter sets out to explain how the principles of mensuration are used in the measurement of building quantities.

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Measurement of Staircases and Fittings,Most intermediate examination syllabuses in this subject include the measurement of relatively simple timber staircases. It is important to adopt a logical order of ‘taking-off’ in order to simplify the measuring process and reduce the possibility of omitting any items.

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Measurement of External Works,This chapter is concerned with the measurement of roads, drives, paths, grassed areas, planting of trees and shrubs and fencing. Drainage work has already been covered in the previous chapter. Demolition work is considered to be outside the scope of this book and has accordingly been omitted.