Price of Construction Sand used in Islamabad August 2024
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Sand is a crucial building material used in construction projects,
and its availability and pricing play a significant role in planning and budgeting. Let’s delve into the details of sand types and their rates in Islamabad as of August 2024:
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| Sand for House Construction in Islamabd |
1. Coarser Sand: (Laranspur)
o Coarser sand is commonly used for masonry work and concrete construction.
o In the twin cities of Rawalpindi and Islamabad, the nearest source of coarser sand is Lawrencepur.
o The current rate for Lawrencepur sand is Rs. 95 per cubic foot, which translates to Rs. 47,500 for 500 cubic feet (damper).
2. Fine Sand: (Ghazi)
o Fine sand is primarily used for plasterwork.
o For Rawalpindi and Islamabad, the closest source of fine sand is Tarbela Ghazi.
o The current rate for Tarbela Ghazi sand is Rs. 100 per cubic foot, equivalent to Rs. 50,000 for 500 cubic feet (damper).
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3. Backfilling Sand (Ghassu):
o Backfilling sand, also known as “ghassu,” is widely used in construction projects.
o It comes from the same source as coarser sand: Lawrencepur.
o The current rate for backfilling sand is Rs. 80 per cubic foot.
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| Sand Mines near Islamabad |
Remember that these prices are subject to change due to market fluctuations, fuel prices, and other economic factors. It’s essential to stay updated with the latest rates before starting any construction project. Sand remains a versatile and indispensable material in the construction industry, contributing to the strength and durability of buildings and infrastructure.
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| Sand Supply Company, Pakistan |
For more information's
please feel free to contact us:
Kamran Shahid
Dhurnal Enterprises,
Sand & Gravel
Supply Company,
Office # 11, Bilal
Kanta, G.T Road, Sanjwal Chowk,
Atock, Punjab,
Pakistan.
Call & WhatsApp : 0321 5215281
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