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Includes jambs, stops, casings, and weather stripping. 2. Does not include sills or thresholds. 3. On wood doors, if power planes, hinge butt routers, and lock mortisers are used, use 0.75 multiplier on installation time. Window Installation Work Element Description Unit Man-Hours Per Unit Wood Windows Double Hung ea 4 mh/unit Casement, Single ea 4 mh/unit Fixed, Wood Sash ea 3 mh/unit Jalouse ea 2 mh/unit Skylights ea 8 mh/unit Metal Windows Casement Commercial Projected ea 2 mh/unit Skylights ea 2 mh/unit Double Hung ea 9 mh/unit Louvers ea 5 mh/unit Screens ea 2 mh/unit Venetian Blinds ea 2 mh/unit Weatherstripping ea 3 mh/unit Caulking ft 0.003 SUGGESTED CREW SIZE: Two to six BUs NOTES: 1. Installation includes drilling for fasteners, expansion shields, installing plugs, toggle bolts, blocking, hinges, locks, and other hardware. 2. For special panic device for doors add three hours for single, four hours for double doors. Glass and Glazing Work Element Description Unit Man-Hours Per Unit Small Panels 2-FT. Square or Less ft 0.2 mh/unit 0.19 sg.m.- m2 1.7 Medium Panels 2- to 6-FT Square ft 0.2 mh/unit 0.0185-to 0.557 sq.m. m2 1.8 Large Panels 6- to 10-FT Square ft 0.2 mh/unit 0.557- to 1.0 sq.m. m2 2.3 Plate Glass Store Fronts 200- to 400- FT Square ft 21.0 mh/unit 18- to 37 sq.m. m2 226.1 NOTES: 1. Estimates are based on putty set installation: if installed with metal stops and rubber, double the man-hour figures; if vinyl set, snap-on triple man-hour figures; for insulated glass use 0.67 multiplier 2. When glazing from outside using scaffolding or swinging staging, one man is required on the ground to support two glaziers; use 1.5 multiplier 3. For winter work add use 1.25 multiplier. 4. Do not air ship insulated glass units such as Thermopane, Twindow, etc., due to unequal pressurization. Log in or register to post comments
R rowstone fausto 👤 Member for 15 years Sun, 2012-09-09 10:17 · Permalink Wood Doors and Frames Door Frames and Trim Single Exterior ea 3 mh/unit Double Exterior ea 6 mh/unit Single Interior ea 3 mh/unit Double Interior ea 4 mh/unit Sliding Door Frame ea 4 mh/unit Doors, Fit, Hand, and Lock Single Exterior ea 5 mh/unit Double Exterior ea 8 mh/unit Single Interior ea 5 mh/unit Double Interior ea 7 mh/unit Screen Doors ea 2 mh/unit Metal Doors Single ea 6 mh/unit Double ea 9 mh/unit Miscellaneous Doors Complete with Trim and Hardware Rolling, Manual Operated ea 29 mh/unit Rolling, Motor Operated ea 36 mh/unit Sliding, Manual Operated ea 20 mh/unit Sliding, Motor Operated ea 26 mh/unit Sliding, Fire ea 19 mh/unit Garage Doors Wood 16' X 7' ea 8 mh/unit Aluminum 16' X 7' ea 10 mh/unit Scuttles ea 10 mh/unit Caulking ft 0.005 mh/unit NOTES: 1. Includes jambs, stops, casings, and weather stripping. 2. Does not include sills or thresholds. 3. On wood doors, if power planes, hinge butt routers, and lock mortisers are used, use 0.75 multiplier on installation time. Window Installation Work Element Description Unit Man-Hours Per Unit Wood Windows Double Hung ea 4 mh/unit Casement, Single ea 4 mh/unit Fixed, Wood Sash ea 3 mh/unit Jalouse ea 2 mh/unit Skylights ea 8 mh/unit Metal Windows Casement Commercial Projected ea 2 mh/unit Skylights ea 2 mh/unit Double Hung ea 9 mh/unit Louvers ea 5 mh/unit Screens ea 2 mh/unit Venetian Blinds ea 2 mh/unit Weatherstripping ea 3 mh/unit Caulking ft 0.003 SUGGESTED CREW SIZE: Two to six BUs NOTES: 1. Installation includes drilling for fasteners, expansion shields, installing plugs, toggle bolts, blocking, hinges, locks, and other hardware. 2. For special panic device for doors add three hours for single, four hours for double doors. Glass and Glazing Work Element Description Unit Man-Hours Per Unit Small Panels 2-FT. Square or Less ft 0.2 mh/unit 0.19 sg.m.- m2 1.7 Medium Panels 2- to 6-FT Square ft 0.2 mh/unit 0.0185-to 0.557 sq.m. m2 1.8 Large Panels 6- to 10-FT Square ft 0.2 mh/unit 0.557- to 1.0 sq.m. m2 2.3 Plate Glass Store Fronts 200- to 400- FT Square ft 21.0 mh/unit 18- to 37 sq.m. m2 226.1 NOTES: 1. Estimates are based on putty set installation: if installed with metal stops and rubber, double the man-hour figures; if vinyl set, snap-on triple man-hour figures; for insulated glass use 0.67 multiplier 2. When glazing from outside using scaffolding or swinging staging, one man is required on the ground to support two glaziers; use 1.5 multiplier 3. For winter work add use 1.25 multiplier. 4. Do not air ship insulated glass units such as Thermopane, Twindow, etc., due to unequal pressurization. Log in or register to post comments
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