ANALYSIS OF COST FACTORS PER SQUARE. (100 SQ. FT.)

Slate, @ .............................
Slater, 8 hrs., @ ....................
Roofing Paper, @ .....................
Placing paper, 20 min ................
Nails, 2 lbs. (8" × 16" slate) @ .....
Total$
Metal work extra.

Plastering.—Plastering is estimated by the square yard. In estimating the number of square yards, deduct ½ the area of openings. The extra labor involved in working around grounds is thus allowed for. Strips of plastering less than 1 foot wide are estimated as a foot in width. Closet areas are increased by J/ to make allowance for the extra labor involved in working small surfaces. Special plastering of cornice, etc., will be charged extra: Lathing is usually a part of the plasterer's contract, tho done by a different set of workmen. The unit is either the square yard or the 1000 laths.

ANALYSIS OF COST FACTORS FOR LATHING A SQUARE (100 SQ. FT.)

Lath, 1500 @ .........................
Nails, 10 lbs. 3d fine @ .............
Lather, 8 hrs. @ .....................
Total$

ANALYSIS OF COST FACTORS PER SQUARE FOR 2-COAT LIME PLASTER

Lime, 10 bu. @ .......................
Hair, 6 lbs. @ .......................
Sand, 1 yd. @ ........................
2 plasterers, 12 hrs. each @ .........
1 helper, 12 hrs. @ ..................
Total$

ANALYSIS OF COST FACTORS PER SQUARE FOR 3-COAT LIME PLASTER

Lime, 13 bu. @ .......................
Hair, 8 lbs. @ .......................
Sand, 1½ yds. @ ......................
Plaster of Paris, 1 bbl. @ ...........
2 plasterers, 16 hrs. each @ .........
1 helper, 16 hrs .....................
Total$

Painting.—Painting is estimated by the square yard, no deductions being made for openings such as doors and windows. Railings, grills, etc., are figured as if solid.