Grey Structure Contract

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it is our responsibility for their by-laws you don't need to worry about it

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AL Naafay Company is based in Lahore. We endeavor to provide our clients with the highest quality finished products, We give our customers the best rates at the best price and as expeditiously as possible In order to achieve this mission, We maintain our profitability and growth by upgrading our Innovative design always develops in tandem with innovative Designer and can never be an end in itself. the system, a perpetual process of learning and continued development of our employee’s skills. We do not compromise on anyone’s work. We strive to do the best we can

In which we keep our margins very low and do not compromise on quality work Which is why we have so many customers and so much work We work in all societies of Lahore We do construction work only in Lahore city We do mapping work all over Pakistan


what is included in the grey structure?



what is included in the grey structure or Framework implied in building and construction? What is consisted of in Grey Structure Masonry work or FRAMEWORK as well as what is NOT?

Framework and masonry work difference

the framework is column work with pillars and bricks work and mostly used for the commercial projects and grey structure masonry work is totally bricks work with a good ratio of cement and sand

It's a very general question people ask and they got robbed by local other contractors. and it depends on the work how you are dealing with your builder or contractor for the work to be done

items are very simple for the grey structure and all main items till plaster you can say that all masonry work included with plumbing and electric piping or you can count items mentioned below

All that looks grey it’s called grey structure. Following items have been available in grey structure, however, require to get concurred before signing an agreement.

Grey Structure Rate


Grey Structure Work Items

ALL Wall surfaces Brick Wall mentioned in working drawings

Roofing system (Clay Tiles Mud Polythene Bag Bitumen or waterproofing)

Concrete Plaster to wall

Over Head Water tank (OH Tank) or dura master 300/gallon tank

Underground water container (UN Tank)

Roofing system water Tank

Sewage-disposal tank (Septic Tank)

Boundary wall

All Ground Electric pipes

ALL sewerage Pipes

Safety Grills

Metal gate optional

what is not included in the grey structure

Electric wires

Flooring plaster & marble flooring or tiles

paint job

woodwork

aluminum work

lights & switches

false ceiling

as told you optional metal gate

Land Escape

for more information, you can contact us we will not hesitate to provide you information

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