Approx 4.5 inch. With plaster it goes to 5 inches

@@Welkin-Architects I am sorry. Here in Kolkata , rather in West Bengal, Odisha, Jharkhand I have been working, bricks 's size is constant i.e.., 10"X5"X3". Means the width of a brick is clear 5" and not 4 or 4.5".

Nehi ji, 😅

Well it's a tricky situation, But there are ways to test it, both technically and practically. Technically - get to know "gauge" of the iron used for your gate, they have a standard weight according to length, so if you can find out the total length, then you can calculate the theoretical weight of the whole gate. This is easy for simple gates. Practically - drill a whole or cut open one side of the iron gate section, see if it's okay or not. Then you can re-weld it back 😅😅

@@Welkin-Architects not possible by cutting or drilling because its finished and painted but can i check by hitting someting on the pipe and by observing sound can we tell if its hollow or filled inside?

Good 👍 but it's not easy for everyone, specially in tight spaces

M appke experience ki respect krta hu, but kya aap bhi ye mannte hai ki Agar ye 9 inch ka hota toh zada better hota ??? Appka experience kya kheta hai.... Agar ye 9 inch ka hota ya RCC ka hota ..... toh kya voh esse better hota ya nehi ??? Bss... simple question hai

Atleast 9 inches, ya phir RCC best hai

People often forget that we architect design the building and consider the load factors just like an engineer. And in some places architects are authorized to design the structure of a "residential" building upto g+4. And if what I am explaining is common sense, then why are all these people making the same mistake, just look around in the comment section, You well see a lot of buffoons... We want people to understand that they cannot just cut costs and hope for it to work, people get in a trouble during construction and most of the time it's because of either the (contractor or client) wanted to cut cost.... or tried an cheaper alternative... mostly it's in (steel,cement ratio, beams, foundation). I have seen this is real life, people make their house dangerous just to save 10~20k... Common sense is not so common after all.. i just want people to make better home 😇👍

Mistri ji... aap log hi toh galat Bana rhe ho, thode se paise bachne ke liye... Kuch mistri toh Ghar m "beam" bhi nehi de rhe.

Congratulations 😇👍

@@Welkin-Architects ha ager pluster ki jgah mota zeera lgaya jaye to tank nhi leak krta

Awesome question my brother !! And YES aata hai....Agar Nali sehi se nehi bani toh.... Nali se Pani theere theere.... appki foundation m jata hai, and foundation weak hojati hai..... Balki Hume recently hi esse ek Ghar ko theek Kiya hai, nali ka Pani foundation m Jane se Pura Ghar samne jhook gya Tha....!! Humne phele Ghar ko theek Kiya, then vaha pr nali bhi ban gyi.. ab koi problem nehi hai.. appko jaldi hi video se explain kregye 😇

@@Welkin-Architects लेकिन ऐसा नहीं होता है भाई साहब। मेरा घर के ठीक आगे एक बड़ा सा नाला है । नाला का बॉन्ड्री ही मेरा केपिंग बीम है और कॉलम है।और घर लगभग 50साल पहले बना था लेकिन अभी तक सब सही है।

Appke case m kuch nehi hua, that is good 👍.... but generally Agar "nali" damaged ho toh problem aa sakti Hai, and kuch Ghar pr aayi bhi hai .... humne khud theek Kiya hai ....

​@@Welkin-Architectssir aap india me kisi ko technical nhi samjha paenge ..ye log sirf puraani experience pr bolte hai..

Great point!