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✅ Calculation for Random Rubble Masonry. 📌GIVEN DATA ◼Length of the wall (L) = 5 m ◼Height of the wall (H) = 3 m ◼Thickness of the wall (T) = 0.6 m ◼Mortar proportion = 1:6 (Cement: Sand) ◼Dry Volume coefficient = 1.33 (to account for voids in stones) 📌Calculate Volume of Masonry ◼Volume = Average Length x Height x Thickness =5 × 3 × 0.6 =9 m³ 📌 Calculate the Quantity of Stone and Mortar 1. Stone Typically Occupies 70% of Total Volume: = Volume of stone = 9 × 0.7 = 6.3m³ 2. Mortar occupies 30

🧱 Random Rubble Masonry Work for Front Boundary Wall Foundation in Progress! Stones: 9"–12" (225mm–300mm) thick hard rubble stones selected for strong bonding. Mortar: 1:5 Cement : Sand mix used for excellent strength and durability. Joint Thickness: Maintained at 12mm–18mm for good adhesion. Laid in layers with proper interlocking & bonding stones. Base leveled & compacted before placing masonry for long-lasting foundation. #RubbleMasonry #FoundationWork #ConstructionUpdate #PiumalPathirana #E

Boundary wall random rubble masonry work in progress 🧱🔨Building strong foundations with timeless craftsmanship for your secure and elegant boundary. #PiumalPathirana #EngPiumalPathirana #MasonryWork #BoundaryWall #ConstructionSite #StoneMasonry #BuildingStrong #SiteProgress #HomeConstruction | Eng. Piumal Pathirana

Random rubble masonry work for boundary wall foundation in progress 🧱👷‍♂️ A strong start begins with a solid foundation 💪✅ #EngPiumalPathirana #PiumalPathirana #RubbleMasonry #FoundationWork #BoundaryWall #ConstructionUpdate #SiteProgress #CivilEngineering #SriLankaConstruction | Eng. Piumal Pathirana