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    This document discusses masonry works including concrete hollow blocks (CHB), rebars, cement, and gravel used for footings. It notes there are two ways to estimate CHB requirements using area and dimensions, and mentions plaster and finishes can be easily applied to masonry and are waterproof. CHB dimensions are provided as 4"x8"x16".

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    This document discusses masonry works including concrete hollow blocks (CHB), rebars, cement, and gravel used for footings. It notes there are two ways to estimate CHB requirements using area and dimensions, and mentions plaster and finishes can be easily applied to masonry and are waterproof. CHB dimensions are provided as 4"x8"x16".

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    module 5:

    masonry works
    -CHB
    -rebars
    -cement
    -gravel used for footing

    -in actual, two ways to estimate chb


    using area,
    -plaster-pampakinis, easy to apply finishes, waterproof
    -4"x8"x16",txhxl
    convert centimeter, multiply by 2.5 each
    -

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