COTTAGE DWELLINGS IN VARIOUS STYLr.S. 4J One square and fifty-seven superficial feet of inch yellow deal folding floor Forty-nine superficial feet four inches of one and quarter inch fascia wrought Fifty-three superficial feet three inches of one and a quarter inch proper ledged doors Fifty-eight superficial feet six inches of one and a quarter inch six-pa- nelled bead butt and square doors Twenty-one superficial feet of one and a half inch six-panelled bead, butt, and square door Eighty-one superficial feet ten inches of one and a half inch deal cased frames, oak sunk sills, with one and a half inch ovolo sashes, double- hung with white lines, iron weights and brass pulleys Thirty-nine lineal feet six inches of narrow grounds and plugging . . , . One hundred and fifty-seven lineal feet of ogee and fillet moulding .... Twenty-two lineal feet of three-quarters of an inch deal water trunk, four and a half inches square 94. Estimate of Ironmongery and Firings. Three pair of two and a half inch butt hinges, and screws for fixing them One pair of three-inch butt hinges, and screws for fixing them Three pair of sixteen-inch cross garnet hinges Four Norfolk latches Three eight-inch Stock locks Four eight-inch bright rod bolts Three six-inch iron rim brass knob locks , Four spring sash fastenings Two cast-iron casements Two stay-irons Five shutter bars , £38 : 8 : 7 95. Estimate of Plumber's, Painter's, and Glazier's Work. Four cwt. two quarters of milled lead Fifty-two superficial feet three inches of second Newcastle crown glass. . Fifty-one and a half yards three times painted in oil Twenty-eiglit yards four times painted in oil Eleven yards four times painted in oil, of a stone or oak colour Thirty-nine lineal feet six inches of inch skirting, four and a half inches wide Four dozen squares and frames, three times painted in oil One two-light square and frame, three times painted in oil Two casements, three times painted in oil Four dozen squares and frames, four times painted in oil One two-light frame, four times painted in oil Two casements, four times painted in oii Two stay-irons, four times painted in oil £14 : 13 : 4 96. Summary of Estimates. Bricklayer £70 : 3 : 3 Plasterer 10: 7: 2 Slater 13 : 12 : Stone-Mason 4: 0: 6 Carpenter, Joiner, and Ironmonger 69 : 3:11 Plumber, Painter, and Glazier 14 : 13 : 4 £182 : : 2 97. Estimate from the Cubic Contents. This dwelling contains 7,305 cubic feet, which, at £132 for the whole, is between old. and 6d. per foot; but, as before observed, contractors about London generally deduct a per centage from their estimates, according to the kind of building to be erected : this percentage, for ornamental buildings, is about ten per cent. ; but plain buildings, such as the one above given, may admit of a deduction from the estimate of fifteen per cent, which would reduce the amount to about £155.
