WALLS
Multiple Walls
Add unlimited walls with separate dimensions and wall-by-wall breakup.
Brick Calculator
Calculate bricks, mortar, cement, sand and construction cost quickly and accurately.
Wall & Brick Details
Brick Size
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Material & Labour Cost (Optional)
🧱 Total Bricks Required
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Including 5% wastage
Estimated Material Cost: ₹0
Total Bricks
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Wall Area
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Wall Volume
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Mortar (Wet)
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Cement
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Sand
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Estimated Cost
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Detailed Result
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Wall-by-Wall Result
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Cost Breakdown
Brick Calculator Report
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Disclaimer: Brick quantities shown by this calculator are approximate estimates for planning purposes. Actual quantities may vary depending on brick size, mortar joint thickness, wall construction method, wastage, workmanship, openings, site conditions, and local construction practices. For structural construction, always consult a qualified engineer or construction professional.
Brick Calculator - Estimate Bricks, Mortar & Cost
A brick calculator helps you estimate the number of bricks, mortar, cement, sand, and total construction cost for brick walls. It considers wall dimensions, brick size, mortar joint thickness, wastage, and openings to give you a reliable estimate.
How to Calculate Number of Bricks
The basic formula is: Number of bricks = Net wall volume ÷ Volume of one brick with mortar. Mortar joint thickness is added to brick dimensions to get the effective volume.
How Many Bricks Are Required for a Wall?
For a 10 ft × 10 ft wall with 9-inch thickness using standard bricks (190×90×90 mm) and 10 mm mortar joint, you need approximately 1,800–2,000 bricks including wastage. Use the calculator above for exact numbers.
Brick Wastage
Wastage of 5–10% is typically added to account for breakage, cutting, and site handling. You can adjust the wastage percentage in the calculator.
Mortar Calculation
Mortar volume is the difference between the total brickwork volume and the actual volume of bricks. It is then increased by a dry volume factor (usually 1.33) to account for shrinkage.
Cement and Sand Calculation
Cement and sand are calculated from the dry mortar volume using the selected ratio (e.g., 1:6). Cement bags are rounded up to the nearest whole bag.
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Key Features
Built for speed & clarity
Everything you need to estimate bricks, mortar and cost.
OPENINGS
Openings Deduction
Deduct doors, windows and ventilators automatically from wall area and volume.
MORTAR
Brick & Mortar Logic
Standard + custom brick sizes, mortar joint, dry-volume factor and wastage control.
COST
Cost Estimation
Material, labour, transport and other expenses with full cost-breakdown table.
SAVE
Save & Share
Save calculations in browser, copy results, or share via Web Share API.
PRINT
Print Report
Clean print-friendly report with highlight cards and detailed tables.
FAQ
Good to know
No. Saved calculations stay in your own browser (localStorage). Clearing browser data removes them.
Yes. The calculator layout is fully responsive and the calculation logic works the same on mobile and desktop.
It is an approximate estimate for planning. Add wastage and confirm with your engineer or contractor before ordering.
Approximately 500–600 bricks for a 4.5-inch wall using standard bricks, including wastage. Use the calculator for exact numbers.
Common sizes include 190×90×90 mm, 230×110×75 mm, and 230×110×70 mm. You can also enter custom sizes.
Typically 5% to 10% wastage is recommended for breakage, cutting, and handling.
Mortar volume is the difference between total brickwork volume and the actual volume of bricks, adjusted by a dry factor (usually 1.33).
It depends on mortar ratio and volume. The calculator gives you the exact number of bags needed, rounded up.