自建房瓷砖预算方案

Determining budget needs

I’m pulling together a detailed table with all tile installation costs, including materials and labor, for the specified area, aiming to fit within a RMB 50,000 budget.

Assessing tile needs

I’m gathering info on the total tiling areas for two buildings: 80 sqm per floor for the second and third floors, 6 bathrooms at 32 sqm each, and 2 kitchens.

Confirming tile coverage

OK, let's see: the 200 sqm is for the entire first floor and some wall areas, while the 2nd and 3rd floors have 160 sqm of floor area. Each bathroom has 32 sqm of tile coverage.

Assessing tiling strategies

I’m figuring out if the 192 sqm of bathroom tiles should be included in the main floor area or treated separately, considering ceiling-to-floor coverage and standard room-by-area pricing.

Clarifying floor area

I’m noting that the 160 sqm floor area for the second and third floors likely includes the 192 sqm of bathroom tiles, assuming bathrooms are part of the total floor space.

Tallying tile expenses

Adding the separate wall coverage of the second and third floors brings the total to 192 sqm. Considering this against the RMB 50,000 budget for a clearer cost comparison.

Assessing tiling needs

First floor includes 2 bathrooms, each 32 sqm, totaling 64 sqm. The second and third floors have 160 sqm of tiled floor, plus 2 bathrooms per floor.

Adding up floor areas

First floor: 200 sqm with 2 bathrooms. Second and third floors: 160 sqm each plus 4 bathrooms, totaling 288 sqm. Clarifying total coverage for a precise estimation.

Mapping the space

First floor is unclear if it includes bathroom area. If 200 sqm includes 2 bathrooms, then 488 sqm for the first floor, plus 128 sqm for 4 bathrooms on second and third floors.

Revisiting calculations

If 200 sqm covers the first floor, then 144 sqm each for the second and third floors, totaling 488 sqm. Adjusting calculations ensures precision in total area estimation.

Verifying layout

I'm thinking about the total area, including walls and floors, which is 488 sqm. Different tile sizes are specified for various rooms and purposes, aligning seamlessly with the coverage.

Breaking down tile costs

I'm gathering info on 80x80 floor tiles and 40x80 wall tiles. The total tile coverage is 488 sqm, with 264 sqm for floors and 224 sqm for walls.

Assessing layout

I'm determining floor and wall areas: 80 sqm for floors and 120 sqm for walls on the first floor, with 80 sqm for floors and 144 sqm for walls on the second floor.

Choosing tile sizes

I'm noting a preference for 80x80 tiles for main floors and 40x80 for walls. Bathrooms typically feature 30x30 anti-slip floor tiles and 40x80 walls, aligning with standard practice.

Detailing bathroom coverage

I’m thinking through the bathroom layout: each bathroom spans 32 sqm, including 4 sqm of floor space and 28 sqm of wall space. This aligns with standard practices.

Determining tile choices

Since the tile size for bathroom floors wasn't specified, I'm assuming 40x80 anti-slip tiles for both the floor and wall coverage to ensure coherence and practicality.

Breaking down tile choices

I'm mapping out the second floor: 80x80 tiles cover 80 sqm of floor space, while two bathrooms use 40x80 tiles for a combined 64 sqm of wall space.

Piecing together tile layout

Interestingly enough, each floor uses 80x80 tiles for 80 sqm of floor space. For walls and bathrooms, 40x80 tiles are utilized to cover the remainder.

Evaluating tile needs

I’ve calculated 240 sqm of 80x80 tiles for floors, excluding bathrooms. Additionally, 248 sqm of 40x80 tiles are needed for walls and bathrooms, ensuring thorough coverage.

Adjusting waste and cost

Interestingly enough, after adding a 5% waste factor, I’m rounding up to 394 pieces of 80x80 tiles at 40 RMB each, aiming to keep the cost under 50k.

Estimating total expenses

I’m thinking through the cost for 40x80 tiles, totaling RMB 8,140. Adding labor at RMB 19,520 brings us to RMB 50,460, below the 50k budget.

Mapping out the budget

OK, let’s think this through: reducing labor cost to RMB 35/sqm. This strategy grabs us about 9,000 leftover for possible extra materials.

Piecing together kitchen and bathroom specifics

OK, let me see. I'm estimating 20 sqm for kitchen waterproofing and 192 sqm for six bathrooms, considering walls up to 1.8 or 2m, aiming to keep costs manageable.

Establishing waterproofing and materials

Calculating the cost for 212 sqm of waterproofing and estimating an extra 1,000 RMB for adhesives and cement, the total stands at 46,280 RMB.

Estimating supplies

I'm thinking through the amount of cement and sand needed for 488 sqm of tiles, considering a 1:3 ratio of cement to sand, aiming to keep things efficient and within budget.

Adjusting my budget

Calculating mortar costs for 488 sqm, I find 52,429 RMB. This exceeds the 50k budget, so I consider lowering labor or tile expenses.

Revisiting tile choices

I’m opting for 80x80 and 40x80 tiles at 11,820 RMB and 6,512 RMB respectively, lowering the tile budget to 18,332 RMB, still within our 50k limit.

Integrating ventilation specifics

I'm working through including estimated costs for vent fans and exhaust piping. This results in a tighter budget, just under 50,261 RMB after potential price adjustments.

Compiling the budget

OK, I’m pulling together a detailed table in Chinese, covering tiles, mortar, waterproofing, labor, and edging, including expected and actual quantities with a 5% waste factor, ensuring clarity and precision.

Crafting the budget

I’m whipping up a comprehensive Chinese table, listing tiles, mortar, waterproofing, and labor costs. The goal is to keep the total under 50k by using the most economical options.

Tracking material amounts

I'm noting tile pieces and labor costs. For waterproofing, tallying 212 sqm for two coats ensures a thorough waterproofing approach.

Wrapping up the budget

Calculating the total cost by summing up floor and wall tile costs, labor, waterproofing, cement, sand, edge strips, grout, and vent fans, ensuring all components are included.

Finalizing calculations

I’ve completed the summing of all items, ensuring the total is under 50k RMB. There are placeholders for actual measurements, and a margin for unforeseen costs is considered.

Tweaking the budget

I’m adjusting the budget to stay under 50k. Specifically, reducing vent fan costs and adding "过门石" to manage the total, ensuring it stays within the target range.

Adjusting the plan

I’m re-evaluating labor and vent costs to stay under 50k. By removing vents from the total, I can better control costs and ensure the budget remains manageable.

Mapping the plan

OK, I’m finalizing the table, ensuring it stays under 50k RMB. Removing <br> tags and confirming the total includes all selectable options for clarity.

Constructing the table

I'm working through the budget items, ensuring the total stays under 50k RMB by adjusting costs and removing excess elements. The final table includes all necessary details.

Tweaking details

I've adjusted the vent system cost, getting the total under 50k RMB, and finalized the budget discussion with key cost details, ensuring all critical items are thoughtfully considered.

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Revisiting bathroom area

I’m noting that each bathroom is 30 sqm and ensuring this adjustment aligns with the final cost of 60k.

Piecing together floor plans

Including the first-floor kitchen and bathrooms, the total tile area is 200 sqm. The second floor, with 2 bathrooms, will have 60 sqm for tile.

Clarifying tile areas

Separating the floor space from bathroom areas, each floor has 80 sqm of open floor area plus 60 sqm for two bathrooms, totaling 140 sqm.

Crunching stairs

Estimating 32.4 sqm for stairs, assuming 20 steps per building. This area is added to the total tile area for the 2nd and 3rd floors.

Optimizing layout

Calculating tile areas: 200 sqm for the 1st floor, 140 sqm for the 2nd and 3rd floors each, and 35 sqm for stairs. The goal is to stay within a 60k budget.

Calculating and estimating

I've calculated a total tile area of 541 sqm, including wastage, and identified different usages for floor and wall tiles, particularly in the bathrooms. The approach will be refined based on this estimation.

Separate floor and wall areas

I'm noting the floor tiles on each level separately (275 sqm) and considering the bathroom areas (180 sqm combined floor and walls) to differentiate tile usage effectively.

Reassessing floor areas

I'm weighing whether the 200 sqm for the 1st floor covers bathrooms and kitchens, and considering if the 280 sqm for the 2nd and 3rd floors includes their respective bathrooms.

Breaking down bathroom measurements

I'm analyzing the tile area for bathrooms, assuming 30 sqm includes both floor and walls. This involves estimating additional wall areas and considering 2 bathroom spaces.

Laying out the options

I’m keeping each bathroom at 30 sqm, totaling 180 sqm. The kitchens fit within the 1st floor's 200 sqm. Stairs and the main floors are also considered.

Revisiting bathroom spaces

I’m piecing together the bathroom areas for the 1st, 2nd, and 3rd floors, ensuring a consistent 30 sqm per bathroom and avoiding duplication. The total area now is 515 sqm.

Allocating tile areas

I’m pulling together 541 sqm of tiles, earmarking half for floors and half for walls. The 2nd floor gets 80x80 tiles for its 80 sqm floor area.

Allocating tiles efficiently

I’m piecing together 305 sqm of 80x80 floor tiles across the 1st, 2nd, 3rd floors, bathrooms, and staircase, mixing with 40x80 wall tiles for bathrooms.

Piecing together costs

I’m mapping out tile areas and costs, aiming to stay under 60k yuan. The strategy involves using 80x80 tiles for the floor and 40x80 tiles for the walls.

Piecing together fish

Breaking down the various costs and materials needed for the bathroom and floor tiles, aiming to find a balance that keeps everything under budget while maintaining quality.

Calculating material costs

I’m estimating the total costs for tiles, cement, and sand, aiming for a budget-friendly approach to meet quality needs. Progressing smoothly through each cost component.

Identifying extra expenses

I’m noting costs for tile adhesive, edge strips, overdoor stones, waterproofing, and labor. These help create a detailed cost overview for better budgeting.

Evaluating tile expenses

I’ve tallied estimates for all necessary materials and labor, ensuring the total cost remains under 60k yuan. This careful screening ensures a balanced and budget-friendly approach.

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Mapping out the plan

I'm designing a tile layout for a rural self-built house with two 40 sqm buildings over three floors, totaling 80 sqm ground floor area. This involves thoughtful space planning and material selection.

Crafting the blueprint

Planning the tile layout for each room, thoughtful cost estimation, and waterproofing measures to ensure functionality and aesthetics.

Mapping out materials

Calculating the amount of tile, cement, and sand needed for 200 sqm of tiling, factoring in 5% waste. Ensuring all details are included in a standard table for clarity and budgeting.

Estimating material needs

I'm calculating the floor areas for 9 square meter bathrooms across three floors, including 15 square meters of tiled wall per bathroom, while factoring in window and door areas.

Organizing the layout

Piecing together tiling for the first floor, including kitchens and bathrooms, with detailed cost estimation in a spreadsheet. Also factoring in the second and third floors, focusing on bathroom walls.

Organizing the budget

I’m mapping out a detailed table to track tiling costs, maintaining clarity without unnecessary formatting. This ensures a thorough and efficient budgeting process, keeping costs under control.

Calculating floor areas

I’m working out the tiling areas: 200 sqm for the first floor, with two bathrooms included, and 160 sqm for the second and third floors. This totals 360 sqm thus far.

Piecing together floor areas

OK, let me see. The second floor's 80 sqm likely includes bathroom areas, totaling 9 sqm for four bathrooms. This makes the calculation more straightforward and consistent.

Reflecting on tiling specifics

I'm thinking through the ambiguity in floor areas and bathroom inclusivity. The second and third floors likely cover 80 sqm each, with bathrooms potentially part of the common areas.

Estimating tiling needs

OK, let me see. Multiplying bathroom perimeter by height gives 18 sqm for 6 bathrooms. Adding 30 sqm for 2 kitchens and 30 sqm for a staircase.

Estimating usage

Adding up floor areas for the first, second, and third floors plus the staircase gives 390 sqm. Bathrooms on the second and third floors add another 72 sqm for wall tiling.

Clarifying tiling scope

It's becoming clear that the 200 sqm for the first floor includes the entire area, while the second and third floors' 160 sqm cover the floor areas, excluding bathroom walls.

Organizing tiling logistics

OK, let's break this down: adding the floor area for the second and third floors to the bathroom wall spaces, totaling 120 sqm each, clarifies the tiling layout.

Assessing tile usage

Interestingly enough, the total area is 470 sqm. Including 5% waste, this stretches to 494 sqm. Differentiating between floor and wall tiles, the exact proportions are the next step.

Crunching tile numbers

Mapping out necessary tiles for floors and walls. Considering size and waste, approximately 443 floor tiles and 75 wall tiles are required.

Calculating tile costs

OK, here's the plan: using 35 yuan for floor tiles and 8 yuan for wall tiles, the total for the tiles is around 22,753 yuan, aiming to keep costs low.

Evaluating materials

I’m thinking through the quantities for cement, sand, tile glue, and waterproofing needed for the tiling project. This involves calculating the areas to determine each material's requirements.

Gathering estimates

Including edging, threshold, grouting, and ventilation costs, along with labor. Summing up these elements results in a comprehensive total estimate for the project.

Summing up costs

Piecing together various items for the tiling project, I find the total cost, including labor, is around 52,315 yuan—well under the 55,000 yuan budget.

Mapping out the budget

Wrapping up the budget finalization, I’m opting against a separate contingency line item to maintain simplicity and ensure the total stays under 55,000 yuan.

Taking a closer look

I'm emphasizing budgeting and measurement. A quick review confirms the total cost is under 55,000 yuan.

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