Quantity & Cost Take-off Worksheet
Programmed by Rey Asuncion (Rox Isabela) (Copyright 2026)
Based on lumber, tile, painting and finishing take-off methods from Max Fajardo's Simplified Construction Estimate.
This worksheet is a material take-off and cost-estimating aid for lumber, tile, paint, ceiling, and finishing works. It is not a substitute for an approved construction plan, a finish schedule sealed by a design professional, or a permit-ready document.
Framing member sizing, structural lumber grading and spans, and all resulting material quantities generated here must be reviewed and verified by a licensed Architect, Civil/Structural Engineer, or qualified contractor before any purchase or construction, in accordance with the National Building Code of the Philippines and applicable local government requirements.
Quantities follow lumber (board-foot), tile, painting, and ceiling take-off methods referenced in Max Fajardo's Simplified Construction Estimate. Coverage rates for adhesive, grout, paint, and furring are typical trade values only — actual coverage varies by product, brand, substrate, and application method. Always confirm against the specific manufacturer's technical data sheet before ordering.
This tool does not account for cutting losses beyond the wastage percentage you enter, lumber grade/species strength properties, structural adequacy of framing members and spans, or site-specific installation conditions. A licensed professional must verify these for the actual project.
This tool is provided "as is," without warranty of any kind, express or implied, including but not limited to accuracy, completeness, or fitness for a particular purpose. The programmer and any distributor of this tool assume no liability for damages, losses, or errors arising from its use or from decisions made based on its output.
Unit prices, currency, and VAT/tax rates are entered manually by the user. This tool does not fetch or verify live market prices — always confirm current supplier pricing before finalizing a cost estimate.
All entries stay in your browser for the current session only and are never uploaded anywhere. Use "Save Entries File" to download your data as a file on your own device, and "Load Entries File" to restore it later.
By using this worksheet, you acknowledge and accept the terms above.