农村自建房瓷砖方案

Breaking down the surface area

First, I calculated the total ground floor area for 2 blocks, each 3.5 floors high, which equals 40 sqm. Progressing through each floor, the total floor area comes to 280 sqm.

Tiling floors and walls

I'm mapping out tile options for each floor: 80x80 cm tiles for the first floor, 40x80 cm for the walls, and 80x80 cm tiles for the second and third floors' floors.

Laying out tile estimates

OK, I’m calculating the number of 80x80 cm tiles needed for 80 sqm, factoring in 10% waste. This results in around 138 tiles.

Evaluating tile choices

I'm figuring out tile prices, opting for 30 rmb each to keep costs down. Now I’m estimating the wall area to be tiled, assuming 3 meters high around the perimeter.

Making an estimate

OK, I’m estimating the wall area in two blocks, guessing 120 sqm. With 40x80 cm tiles, I calculate about 413 tiles, factoring in 10% waste.

Evaluating costs

I’m calculating the expense of tiling floors and bathrooms using 80x80 cm and 40x80 cm tiles, including cost, labor, and waste to ensure the budget stays under 50k RMB.

Choosing bathroom tiles

OK, let me see. I’m thinking about 60x60 or 30x30 tiles for the bathroom floors and 40x80 cm tiles for the walls, considering cost and durability.

Figuring out the cost

I’m calculating the cost of tiling 6 bathrooms, using 40x80 cm tiles for the walls and 30x30 cm tiles for the floors. The total cost for walls is 5410 rmb.

Tiling the kitchen

I'm estimating the cost for kitchen tiles: 34 tiles for the floors and 50 tiles for the walls. The total cost works out to around 1590 RMB.

Taking a closer look

I’m estimating labor and material costs for tiling jobs around the Pearl River Delta, factoring in tile type, area size, and bathroom complexity. Prices range from 20 to 60 RMB/sqm.

Mapping out floor areas

I’m working through floor spaces: 80 sqm on the 1st floor, 160 sqm on the 2nd and 3rd floors, 24 sqm in bathrooms, and 20 sqm in kitchens, totaling 284 sqm.

Calculating wall area

I’m summing up the wall areas: 120 sqm on the 1st floor, 156 sqm in bathrooms, and 50 sqm in kitchens, leading to a total wall area of 326 sqm.

Confirming the layout

I’m piecing together the floor area: 80 sqm each for the 1st, 2nd, and 3rd floors, totaling 240 sqm. The wall area for the 1st floor is estimated at 80 sqm.

Piecing together the guess

I’m estimating the 1st floor wall area for both blocks at 120 sqm, considering the user’s hint about partial tiling. This leads me to refine my estimate for a more accurate assessment.

Allocating areas

I’m considering full coverage for all floor areas, excluding bathrooms. With 6 bathrooms, each 30 sqm, the total bathroom area is 180 sqm. This adjustment refines the overall estimate.

Establishing bathroom allocation

Taking a closer look, each floor in both blocks has 2 bathrooms, with a total bathroom floor area of 24 sqm. This adjustment clarifies the overall floor space.

Assessing kitchen walls

I'm considering the kitchen walls separately, estimating 40 sqm for both kitchens based on their mentioned sizes. This helps fine-tune the overall wall area calculation.

Breaking down the tiling costs

I’m calculating the tiling cost by estimating the 1st floor floor area at 80 sqm and the 2nd and 3rd floors at 160 sqm. Removing bathroom floors from the total area simplifies the estimate.

Revisiting bathroom tiling

I'm thinking through the option of tiling the entire 240 sqm floor area and adding a separate tile line item for 150 sqm of bathroom walls, avoiding redoing floor tiles.

Calculating tile needs

I'm figuring out the tile quantity: 413 tiles for floor with 10% waste, costing 12390 RMB. For bathroom walls, estimating 156 sqm of 40x80 tiles.

Calculating tile expenses

Summing tile costs: 0.32 sqm tiles for 1st floor walls total 4130 RMB, and 0.32 sqm tiles for 156 sqm bathroom walls come to 5360 RMB, resulting in a combined 21880 RMB.

Assessing labor expenses

I’m gathering info on labor costs. It includes large floor tiles at 40 RMB/sqm, non-bathroom walls at 45 RMB/sqm, and bathroom walls at 55 RMB/sqm, totaling 23580 RMB.

Estimating tile adhesive

I'm thinking the tile adhesive needs are simplified by standard ratios or bag coverage, focusing on a total area of 516 sqm, including all floor and wall surfaces.

Calculating costs

Piecing together 129 bags of tile adhesive at 3870 RMB, leveling materials costing 3000 RMB, and epoxy grout for 516 sqm at 5160 RMB, along with corner strips for wall edges.

Estimating waterproofing expenses

Let's break down waterproofing costs by calculating materials and labor for 6 bathrooms and 2 kitchens, totaling 80 sqm. Also, consider installing exhaust fans for adequate ventilation.

Choosing exhaust fans

I’m noting the decision to equip 6 bathrooms and 2 kitchens with exhaust fans, ensuring sufficient ventilation for the space.

Calculating expenses

OK, let me see. I’m summing up material and labor costs for tiles, adhesive, sand, grout, corner trims, waterproofing, and exhaust fans, which total around 64,290 RMB.

Revisiting tile choices

I'm rethinking tile selections to stay under 50k RMB, aiming for cheaper options like 80x80 cm tiles at 20 RMB each, adjusting for a more budget-friendly outcome.

Adjusting my approach

I’m simplifying tile choices by going with 80x80 cm tiles at 25 RMB each, and 40x80 cm tiles at 10 RMB each, considering the user's budget constraints to manage costs effectively.

Refining calculations

I’m working through tile and labor costs, considering a modified labor rate due to the budget. Using a normal cement-sand mix could potentially substitute the tile adhesive.

Costing materials

I'm pulling together estimates for cement and sand, totaling 12,900 RMB, and grout at 1,548 RMB, opting for a straightforward, non-epoxy solution.

Crunching the numbers

I’m adding up the costs for tiles, labor, cement, grout, corner trim, waterproofing, and fans. The total is 62,073 RMB, which exceeds the 50k budget.

Tweaking scope

Reducing the first floor wall area to 40 sqm and the kitchen wall area to 20 sqm each, while eliminating corner trim and epoxy grout, could potentially bring costs below 50k RMB.

Revisiting bathroom costs

I'm rethinking the tile and labor for the bathroom walls, totaling 150 RMB, while excluding the floor, which I've already factored into the overall costs separately.

Breaking down the costs

I’m checking the total costs for tiles, labor, cement, grout, corner trim, waterproofing, and fans, while noting the recalculated wall and floor areas. The total is 53,795 RMB.

Rolling out adjustments

OK, I’m refining labor rates and tile costs to bring the total under 50k RMB. This requires extensive adjustments, including reducing labor rates and optimizing tile costs.

Making adjustments

Mapping out tile costs at 20 RMB for floors and 8 RMB for walls, and revising labor rates to 30 RMB for floors and 40 RMB for walls to reduce expenses.

Creating detailed estimates

I’m finalizing a comprehensive table for materials, labor, and additional tools, including specifications and quantities, ensuring it remains within budget constraints.

Fabricating a comprehensive table

I’m crafting a detailed table for materials, labor, and tools, ensuring the final sum aligns with the budget. I’m also noting the cost structure for bathrooms as per the user's query.

Reasoned about rural self-built house tiling，持续 1m 41s

Creating a project table

Constructing a comprehensive project table with sections for major materials and labors. The focus is on providing a clear, simplified structure without currency, focusing on descriptions, quantities, and estimated costs.

Assembling cost tracking

I'm pulling together two comprehensive tables: one for materials, detailing specifications, use, market prices, and subtotals; another for labor and construction costs, with pricing methods and quantities.

Reasoned about施工项目对照表，持续 19 秒

Choosing bathroom tiles

I think through the best sizes for bathroom tiles in China: smaller 300x300 or 400x400 floor tiles for drainage, and larger 300x600, 400x800, or 300x450 wall tiles are often recommended.

Reasoned about bathroom tile specifications，持续 几秒

Crafting the table

I’m pulling together the details for a table that includes material names, specifications, unit prices, quantities, subtotals, and remarks, to estimate the cost of materials for tiling and cement.

Mapping out the cost

I'm estimating the material quantities for tiling and mortar based on the area of 200 sqm, considering tile type, waste, and cement with sand bag prices.

Calculating cement bags

I’m estimating the number of cement bags needed for tiling 200 sqm, assuming a 20mm thick bed will require about 80 bags of 50 kg each.

Assessing sand needs

I’m calculating the sand required for 4 cubic meters of mortar, mixed at a 1:3 ratio with cement, and finding that about 3000 kg of sand might suffice.

Estimating cement costs

I’m calculating cement costs for tiling 200 sqm, assuming a 1:3 ratio and estimating a cost of 28 RMB per 50 kg bag, leading to 70 bags needed.

Figuring out sand bags

OK, let's think this through: for 8 cubic meters of sand, at 50 kg per bag and 30 bags per cubic meter, you'd need about 240 bags.

Establishing the table

I’m building a table to estimate material costs, including tiles, mortar, cement, and sand. Each material will have columns for area coverage, quantity, price, subtotal, and remarks.

Estimating costs

I’m calculating tile and cement costs for a 200 sqm area, factoring in 5% waste. Tiles at 10 RMB each total 6570 RMB, and cement at 28 RMB per bag totals 1820 RMB.

Piecing together

I’m gathering info on sand cost for 8 cubic meters at 6 RMB per bag, totaling 1440 RMB. Considering including tile adhesive and beauty seam, keeping the table concise for clarity and totaling.

Constructing the table

I’m assembling a Chinese table that details tile count, cement usage, sand usage, and additional items, all while factoring in a 5% waste. The total cost will be clearly specified.

Reasoned about tile area and material estimation，持续 24 秒