PORCH CEILING, YELLOW PINE _Quantities_ FEET B. M. Porch ceiling, same as porch flooring 654 _Cost_ The cost of yellow-pine ceiling is $45 per thousand feet B. M. Since there is no white lead to be used and the joints are not struck, $11 will pay for laying it. The nails will cost 67 cents, which will bring the cost per thousand feet B. M., up to $56.67. Therefore, 654 feet B. M., yellow-pine ceiling, at $56.67 per thousand, will cost $37.06. CORNICE, SPANDRELS, ETC., WHITE-PINE DRESSED LUMBER _Cost_ Cornice, 393 lin. ft., at 50 cents per foot $196.50 Spandrels, 357 lin. ft., at 12 cents per foot 42.84 Base, 128 lin. ft., at 6 cents per foot 7.68 16 porch posts, 8" × 8" × 9' at $4 each 64.00 ------- Total $311.02 _Summary_ Yellow-pine ceiling $ 37.06 White-pine dressed lumber 311.02 ------- Total $348.08 _Recapitulation of Cost of Carpentry_ Framing $755.57 Sheathing and shingles 427.37 Flooring 470.55 Porch ceiling, cornice, etc. 348.08 --------- Total cost of carpentry $2,001.57 ROOFING =6.= Roof framing and sheathing are included in the estimate for carpentry. Following are given the estimates for slating and miscellaneous roof items: SLATING _Quantities_ SQUARES Main and dormer roofs 22.0 Porch roof 6.4 Tower roof 3.7 ---- 32.1 _Cost_ The price of slating per square is given in Table XII, _Estimating and Calculating Quantities_, Part 1. Bangor slating costs $8 per square. On account of the curved tower and the number of hips and valleys, and because the measurement just given is actual measurement, the price will be put at $10 per square. Thus, the cost of 32.1 squares at $10 will be $321.