Centre line method - Revision history

Editor at 07:12, 17 January 2026

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	* Bill of quantities.		* Bill of quantities.
	* Cost plan.		* Cost plan.
		+	* Estimating.
	* Long wall short wall method.		* Long wall short wall method.
	* Measurement.		* Measurement.
	* Types of wall.		* Types of wall.
		+	* Quantity surveyor.

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Designing Buildings at 11:00, 6 January 2023

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−	The centre line method, refers to a method of estimating material quantities and associated costs for a buildings~~, constructions or proposed design~~. It is a method that relies to some extent on symmetry, as well as ~~repeating~~, in that wall types, footings, thickness' etc are the same on each side of the central line.	+	The centre line method, refers to a method for estimating material quantities and associated costs for a buildings and other built assets. It is a method that relies to some extent on symmetry, as well as repetition, in that wall types, footings, thickness' etc are the same on each side of the central line.

−	The process involves establishing the total centre line of the scheme walls, which gives the centre line length, this is then multiplied by their the breadth and ~~therr~~ depth to give estimates of total quantities.	+	The process involves establishing the total centre line of the scheme walls, which gives the centre line length, this is then multiplied by their the breadth and their depth to give estimates of total quantities.
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		+	= Related articles on Designing Buildings =
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		+	* Bill of quantities.
		+	* Cost plan.
		+	* Long wall short wall method.
		+	* Measurement.
		+	* Types of wall.

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Editor at 12:24, 30 November 2022

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−	The centre line method, refers to a method of estimating material quantities and associated costs for a ~~building~~, ~~construction~~ or ~~prposed~~ design. ~~total centre line length of all the walls~~ is ~~first measured~~, ~~provided walls~~ are of same ~~type, long and short having same cross section and same type~~ of ~~footings~~. ~~After~~ the ~~calculation~~ of centre line length, it is multiplied ~~with~~ the breadth and depth ~~correspondingly~~ to ~~find the~~ total ~~quantity~~.	+	The centre line method, refers to a method of estimating material quantities and associated costs for a buildings, constructions or proposed design. It is a method that relies to some extent on symmetry, as well as repeating, in that wall types, footings, thickness' etc are the same on each side of the central line.
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		+	The process involves establishing the total centre line of the scheme walls, which gives the centre line length, this is then multiplied by their the breadth and therr depth to give estimates of total quantities.
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The centre line method, refers to a method of estimating material quantities and associated costs for a building, construction or prposed design. total centre line length of all the walls is first measured, provided walls are of same type, long and short having same cross section and same type of footings. After the calculation of centre line length, it is multiplied with the breadth and depth correspondingly to find the total quantity.