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In starting my own business and have been plastering for 14 years but I've always worked for other people aN never had to price the work. Can anyone tell me how to price a job by metre squared
Yes you measure and multiply the m2 by the amount you want per m2.In starting my own business and have been plastering for 14 years but I've always worked for other people aN never had to price the work. Can anyone tell me how to price a job by metre squared
https://www.differencebetween.com/difference-between-square-meters-and-vs-meters-squared/In starting my own business and have been plastering for 14 years but I've always worked for other people aN never had to price the work. Can anyone tell me how to price a job by metre squared
Yes you measure and multiply the m2 by the amount you want per m2.![]()
Is this site work your pricing? Or domestics?
If your not going to be helpful f**k off, I've always let "the boss" take care of pricing, as I was only ever getting paid from the neck down, now I do have basic understanding of measuring and how to get an area but I know there is an actual method for plastering pricing. Some people go by time and multiply it by how much they need a day but there is a mathematical way of doing this and I'd like to hear from anyone experienced enough in pricing to explain the method or methods for doing so, you useless troll14 years and your asking that pmsl
Can't need it for development of business plan, like I can only guess doing by day rate and that's not good enough need to be exact on method of pricing,the easiest way is to do it by your day rate or an hourly rate which ever you prefer
Can't need it for development of business plan, like I can only guess doing by day rate and that's not good enough need to be exact on method of pricing,
AGAIN NOT LOOKING FOR A f**k**g PRICE LIST, I WANT TO KNOW WHAT METHOD FOR MEASURING UP A JOB IS, I.E, HOW TO MEASURE UP ALL SURFACE TO BE PLASTERED OTHER THAN MEASURING EVERY WALL TO GET METRE SQUARED, ANYONE ANSWERING TO THIS PLEASE READ ALL OLDER POST BEFORE THROWING IN YOUR TWO CENTS
OK so it's the way I already stated before in my earlier post? Is it? When I work for someone else I only get paid from neck down like I said I don't get paid to use my head, just to plaster, so why don't you enlighten me? How do you measure up a job?AGAIN if you have been plastering 14years unless you are thick as pig s**t you would know.
It really isn't difficult
Have you nothing better to do BobYou must be a rubbish plasterer![]()
Thank you but I know my rate, and I've seen people measuring the square metre of the floor of a house and pricing like that but that doesn't seem to taking account of the walls, I'm looking for a quick mathematical way of measuring up total surface to be plastered in a house including ceiling with one calculation, instead of measuring the area of the floor to get the ceiling area by m2 and then the same with the walls, do you know of any other method cause doing the way I just said takes agesKnow your metre rate and buy a digital laser measure. They calculate the area and are very quick and the better ones are accurate. Our hire a QS.
How is no one getting this, I have a good grasp of mathematics and when I work for someone else it's a day rate not by metre, now I need to know if anyone can describe to of in detail how to price up a job with one mathematical equationIf you don't know the basics of measuring up after 14 yrs,you boss must have been robbing you blind. Oh boss I've done 100 m2 this week,No you haven't its 75m2
NoThank you but I know my rate, and I've seen people measuring the square metre of the floor of a house and pricing like that but that doesn't seem to taking account of the walls, I'm looking for a quick mathematical way of measuring up total surface to be plastered in a house including ceiling with one calculation, instead of measuring the area of the floor to get the ceiling area by m2 and then the same with the walls, do you know of any other method cause doing the way I just said takes ages