Brick and block calculator

Calculation of the number of bricks, gas blocks and foam blocks for the wall

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Brick and block calculator

Calculation of the number of bricks, gas blocks and foam blocks for the wall

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Online brick and block calculator

An online brick and block calculator for walls will help you calculate the number of bricks, gas blocks or foam blocks for masonry. The service takes into account the thickness of the wall, the dimensions of the materials, the percentage of reserve, and also allows you to calculate the cost and volume of mortar or glue.

The brick and block calculator uses precise formulas to calculate the amount of materials taking into account wall dimensions, masonry thickness, material size and joint thickness. Suitable for calculating various materials: single, one-and-a-half and double bricks, gas blocks and foam blocks. Calculation formula: Quantity = (Wall area / Area of ​​one material) × Wall thickness in units of material.

Examples of calculating bricks and blocks

Let's look at practical examples of calculating the amount of materials for various wall sizes and thicknesses:

Example 1: Wall 10×3 m, single brick

Load-bearing wall, single brick, thickness 1.5 bricks

Входные данные:

Length: 10 m Height: 3 m Thickness: 1.5 bricks Material: Single brick (250×120×65 mm) Seam: 10 mm Stock: 5%

Расчёт:

Wall area: 10 × 3 = 30 m² Wall volume: 30 × 0.38 = 11.4 m³ Brick area: 0.25 × 0.065 = 0.01625 m² Number per row: 10 / 0.26 = 38 pcs Number of rows: 3 / 0.075 = 40 pcs Quantity without stock: 38 × 40 × 1.5 = 2280 pcs. With reserve: 2280 × 1.05 = 2394 pcs.

Результат:

Quantity: 2394 pcs, Solution: 1.14 m³

Материал:

Single brick

Load-bearing wall, recommended thickness 1.5 bricks

Example 2: Wall 8×2.5 m, gas block

External wall, aerated block, thickness 1 block

Входные данные:

Length: 8 m Height: 2.5 m Thickness: 1 block Material: Gas block (600×300×200 mm) Seam: 3mm Stock: 5%

Расчёт:

Wall area: 8 × 2.5 = 20 m² Block area: 0.6 × 0.2 = 0.12 m² Number per row: 8 / 0.603 = 13 pcs Number of rows: 2.5 / 0.203 = 12 pcs Quantity without stock: 13 × 12 = 156 pcs With reserve: 156 × 1.05 = 164 pcs. Glue: 20 × 0.003 = 0.06 m³

Результат:

Quantity: 164 pcs, Glue: 0.06 m³

Материал:

Gas block

External wall made of aerated concrete, quick laying

Example 3: Partition 5×2.5 m, one-and-a-half brick

Internal partition, one and a half brick, thickness 0.5 bricks

Входные данные:

Length: 5 m Height: 2.5 m Thickness: 0.5 bricks Material: One-and-a-half brick (250×120×88 mm) Seam: 10 mm Stock: 5%

Расчёт:

Wall area: 5 × 2.5 = 12.5 m² Wall volume: 12.5 × 0.12 = 1.5 m³ Brick area: 0.25 × 0.088 = 0.022 m² Number per row: 5 / 0.26 = 19 pcs Number of rows: 2.5 / 0.098 = 25 pcs Quantity without stock: 19 × 25 × 0.5 = 238 pcs. With reserve: 238 × 1.05 = 250 pcs.

Результат:

Quantity: 250 pcs, Solution: 0.15 m³

Материал:

One and a half brick

Internal partition, thickness 0.5 bricks

Example 4: Wall 12×3.5 m, foam block

External wall, foam block, thickness 1 block

Входные данные:

Length: 12 m Height: 3.5 m Thickness: 1 block Material: Foam block (600×300×200 mm) Seam: 3mm Stock: 5%

Расчёт:

Wall area: 12 × 3.5 = 42 m² Block area: 0.6 × 0.2 = 0.12 m² Number per row: 12 / 0.603 = 20 pcs Number of rows: 3.5 / 0.203 = 17 pcs Quantity without stock: 20 × 17 = 340 pcs. With reserve: 340 × 1.05 = 357 pcs. Glue: 42 × 0.003 = 0.126 m³

Результат:

Quantity: 357 pcs, Glue: 0.126 m³

Материал:

Foam block

External wall made of foam block, good thermal insulation

Example 5: Wall 6×2.8 m, double brick

Load-bearing wall, double brick, 2 bricks thick

Входные данные:

Length: 6 m Height: 2.8 m Thickness: 2 bricks Material: Double brick (250×120×138 mm) Seam: 10 mm Stock: 5%

Расчёт:

Wall area: 6 × 2.8 = 16.8 m² Wall volume: 16.8 × 0.51 = 8.57 m³ Brick area: 0.25 × 0.138 = 0.0345 m² Number per row: 6 / 0.26 = 23 pcs Number of rows: 2.8 / 0.148 = 19 pcs Quantity without stock: 23 × 19 × 2 = 874 pcs. With reserve: 874 × 1.05 = 918 pcs.

Результат:

Quantity: 918 pcs, Solution: 0.86 m³

Материал:

Double brick

Load-bearing wall, 2 bricks thick for strength

Example 6: Partition 4×2.2 m, gas block

Internal partition, gas block, thickness 1 block

Входные данные:

Length: 4 m Height: 2.2 m Thickness: 1 block Material: Gas block (600×300×200 mm) Seam: 3mm Stock: 5%

Расчёт:

Wall area: 4 × 2.2 = 8.8 m² Block area: 0.6 × 0.2 = 0.12 m² Quantity in a row: 4 / 0.603 = 7 pcs Number of rows: 2.2 / 0.203 = 11 pcs Quantity without stock: 7 × 11 = 77 pcs With reserve: 77 × 1.05 = 81 pcs. Glue: 8.8 × 0.003 = 0.026 m³

Результат:

Quantity: 81 pcs, Glue: 0.026 m³

Материал:

Gas block

Internal partition, quick construction

How to calculate bricks and blocks

Calculation of bricks and blocks includes determining the area of ​​the wall, the amount of materials and the volume of mortar, taking into account all parameters.

Формулы расчёта:

  • Wall area = Length × Height
  • Wall volume = Wall area × Wall thickness
  • Quantity = (Wall Area / Area per Material) × Thickness in Material Units
  • Volume of mortar = Wall area × Joint thickness
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Determination of wall area

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Calculation of wall thickness in bricks/blocks

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Calculation of the number of units of material

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Adding material stock

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Calculation of the volume of solution or glue

Types of materials

The calculator supports different types of bricks and blocks:

Кирпич одинарный

250×120×65 мм

3.5-4 кг

Кирпич полуторный

250×120×88 мм

4-4.5 кг

Кирпич двойной

250×120×138 мм

6-7 кг

Газоблок

600×300×200 мм

25-30 кг

Пеноблок

600×300×200 мм

22-27 кг

Wall thickness

The calculator supports different wall thicknesses:

0.5 кирпича

120 мм

Для перегородок

1 кирпич

250 мм

Для внутренних стен

1.5 кирпича

380 мм

Для наружных стен

2 кирпича

510 мм

Для несущих стен

Benefits of Bricks and Blocks Calculator

Using a brick and block calculator provides many advantages when planning construction: accurate calculation of the amount of materials, cost savings, procurement planning, waste minimization.

Accuracy of calculations

The calculator uses proven formulas taking into account all wall parameters to obtain an accurate result.

Saving money

Correct calculation allows you to avoid overuse of materials and unnecessary costs for the purchase of unnecessary bricks or blocks.

Procurement planning

Knowing in advance the required amount of materials, you can plan the budget and purchases for construction.

Ease of use

The calculator's simple and intuitive interface allows you to quickly calculate the required amount of materials.

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To get an accurate result, follow our recommendations when calculating bricks and blocks.

Measurements

  • Measure the wall dimensions carefully
  • Specify the correct wall thickness
  • Consider the thickness of the mortar joints

Material

  • Choose material depending on the purpose of the wall
  • Consider the dimensions of the materials
  • Add a margin of 5-10% for trimming

Masonry

  • Prepare mortar or glue before laying
  • Follow the correct masonry technique
  • Control the quality of masonry

Frequently Asked Questions

How to calculate the number of bricks for a wall?

To calculate the brick, measure the length and height of the wall in meters, select the wall thickness (0.5, 1, 1.5 or 2 bricks), indicate the dimensions of the brick and the thickness of the seam. The calculator will automatically calculate the required amount of bricks taking into account the stock.

How many bricks do you need for 1 m² of wall?

The amount of brick depends on the size of the brick and the thickness of the wall. For a single brick (250×120×65 mm) in a wall with a thickness of 1 brick you need approximately 50-52 pcs/m², for a one-and-a-half brick (250×120×88 mm) - 45-47 pcs/m², for a double (250×120×138 mm) - 30-32 pcs/m².

How to calculate the number of blocks for a wall?

To calculate the blocks, measure the length and height of the wall, select the size of the block (gas block or foam block usually 600x300x200 mm), indicate the thickness of the wall in blocks. The calculator will calculate the required number of blocks.

How many blocks are needed per 1 m² of wall?

For a standard block 600×300×200 mm with a wall thickness of 1 block you need approximately 8.3 pcs/m². With a thickness of 300 mm (the block is laid on its side), approximately 5.6 pcs/m² are needed.

How to calculate mortar for brick?

The volume of the solution depends on the area of ​​the wall and the thickness of the joints. For brickwork with 10 mm joints, you need approximately 0.03-0.05 m³ of mortar per 1 m² of wall. The calculator will perform the exact calculation.

How to calculate glue for blocks?

For gas blocks and foam blocks, glue with a thin seam (3-5 mm) is used. Glue consumption is approximately 20-25 kg (1 bag) per 1 m³ of blocks. For a wall made of blocks 200 mm thick you need approximately 4-5 kg ​​of glue per 1 m².

What wall thickness is optimal?

For external walls, a thickness of 1.5-2 bricks (380-510 mm) or 1 block (200-300 mm) is recommended. For internal load-bearing walls - 1-1.5 bricks (250-380 mm), for partitions - 0.5-1 brick (120-250 mm).

How to calculate bricks for a house?

To calculate bricks for the whole house, calculate each wall separately, then add the results. Take into account openings (windows, doors) - their area is subtracted from the total area of ​​the walls.

How many bricks are in a cube?

The number of bricks in a cube depends on the size. Single brick (250×120×65 mm) - approximately 512 pcs/m³, one-and-a-half (250×120×88 mm) - 378 pcs/m³, double (250×120×138 mm) - 242 pcs/m³. Excluding seams.

How to calculate the brick with the account of the ocon and the house?

Calculate the total area of ​​the walls, then subtract the area of ​​all openings (windows + doors). Use the remaining area to calculate the number of bricks. The calculator takes this into account automatically.

What is the thickness in bricks?

The thickness of the wall in bricks shows how many bricks are laid in the width of the wall. 0.5 bricks = 120 mm, 1 brick = 250 mm, 1.5 bricks = 380 mm, 2 bricks = 510 mm. This is standard terminology in construction.

How to calculate a brick for a partition?

For the partition, measure the length and height, select a thickness of 0.5 bricks (120 mm) or 1 brick (250 mm). Specify the dimensions of the brick. The calculator will calculate the amount taking into account thin walls.

How much does a brick cost for a wall?

The cost depends on the type of brick and region. A single brick costs 8-15 rubles/piece, one-and-a-half - 10-18 rubles/piece, double - 15-25 rubles/piece. For a wall of 30 m² with 1.5 bricks you need approximately 2400 pieces, the cost will be 24000-36000 rubles.

How to calculate a gas block for a home?

To calculate gas blocks, calculate each wall separately. Standard gas block 600×300×200 mm. For external walls, use a thickness of 300-400 mm (the block is laid sideways), for internal walls - 200 mm. Add up the results for the total.

Which is better: bricks or blocks?

Brick is stronger and more durable, but more expensive and requires more time to lay. Blocks (gas block, foam block) are faster in construction, retain heat better, but are less durable. The choice depends on the project and budget.

How to calculate a foam block for a wall?

The foam block usually has a size of 600x300x200 mm (or 600x300x300 mm). The calculation is similar to a gas block. Area of ​​one block = 0.6 × 0.2 = 0.12 m². Quantity = Wall area / 0.12 × Thickness in blocks.

How much mortar is needed per 1 m³ of masonry?

For brickwork you need approximately 0.2-0.3 m³ of mortar per 1 m³ of masonry. Depends on the thickness of the seams and the size of the brick. For blocks with a thin seam you need approximately 0.05-0.1 m³ of glue per 1 m³ of blocks.

How to calculate a brick for a garage?

For a garage, calculate all walls separately. Typically, a thickness of 1 brick (250 mm) is used for external walls and 0.5 brick (120 mm) for internal partitions. Take into account the gate - its area is subtracted from the area of ​​the wall.

What is the thickness of the joint for brick?

The standard joint thickness for brickwork is 10-12 mm. For facing masonry - 8-10 mm. Seams affect the consumption of mortar and the amount of brick. Thin seams (8-10 mm) are more economical, thick seams (12-15 mm) are easier to work with.

How to calculate the supply of bricks?

A stock of 5-10% of the estimated quantity is recommended. For complex shapes (bay windows, arches) - 10-15%. The stock takes into account fight, pruning, defects. The calculator automatically adds stock to the estimated quantity.

How many blocks are in a pallet?

The number of blocks in a pallet depends on the size of the block and the pallet. For a block 600×300×200 mm in a standard pallet there are usually 40-50 pcs. For a block 600×300×300 mm - 32-40 pcs. Check with the supplier for the exact quantity.

How to calculate a brick for a bathhouse?

For a bathhouse, calculate the walls, partitions and stove separately. For external walls, use a thickness of 1.5-2 bricks, for internal walls - 1 brick. Consider the features of bathhouse construction (insulation, vapor barrier).

What is the effective area of ​​a brick?

The effective area of ​​a brick is the area including seams. With a 10 mm seam, the effective area of ​​a single brick is 0.0196 m² instead of 0.01625 m². This is important for accurate quantity calculation.

How to calculate bricks for a fence?

For the fence, calculate the length and height of the fence, the thickness of the posts and spans. Columns are usually made 1.5-2 bricks thick, spans - 0.5-1 bricks. Consider the gate and the gate.

How much does a brick wall weigh?

The weight of the wall depends on the thickness and material. A wall made of a single brick with a thickness of 1.5 bricks weighs approximately 1800-2000 kg/m², taking into account the mortar. To calculate the load on the foundation, use a calculator.

How to calculate blocks for a 10x10 m house?

For a house 10x10 m, calculate the perimeter (40 m) and the height of the walls. With a height of 3 m, wall area = 40 × 3 = 120 m². For blocks 600×300×200 mm you need approximately 120 / 0.12 = 1000 blocks (excluding openings and stock).

What is bonding in brickwork?

Bonding is a method of laying bricks in which the seams of one row are overlapped by the bricks of the next row. The dressing ensures the strength of the masonry. Dressing does not significantly affect brick consumption.

How to calculate a brick for a plinth?

For the plinth, measure the perimeter and height of the plinth. Usually the base is made 1.5-2 bricks thick for strength. Calculate the volume of masonry and the amount of brick, taking into account a margin of 10-15% for uneven foundations.

How much does it cost to lay brick?

The cost of masonry depends on the region and complexity. Simple masonry costs 1500-2500 rubles/m², facing - 2000-3500 rubles/m², decorative - 3000-5000 rubles/m². The price includes labor, but not materials.

How to calculate blocks for a partition?

For a partition made of blocks, use a thickness of 100-150 mm (the block is laid on edge) or 200 mm (standard). Measure the length and height of the partition. The calculator will calculate the number of blocks taking into account the thin partition.

What is masonry mesh?

Masonry mesh is a metal or fiberglass mesh laid every 3-5 rows of brick to reinforce the masonry. Does not affect brick consumption, but improves the strength of the wall.

How to calculate bricks for a stove?

For the stove, use refractory bricks. Calculate all surfaces of the stove separately (walls, firebox, chimney). The furnace usually requires a special calculation taking into account the design features. Contact a specialist.

How many bricks are in a pack?

The number of bricks in a pack (pallet) depends on the size of the brick and pallet. Single brick - approximately 300-330 pcs/pallet, one-and-a-half brick - 200-240 pcs/pallet, double - 150-180 pcs/pallet. Check with the supplier for the exact quantity.

How to calculate blocks for a garage?

For a garage made of blocks, calculate all the walls. Typically a thickness of 200 mm is used for external walls (1 block) and 100-150 mm for partitions (block on edge). Take the gate into account when calculating the area.

What is a thermal engineering calculation of a wall?

Thermal engineering calculation determines the thickness of the wall to retain heat. For a brick wall in central Russia you need approximately 640-770 mm (2.5-3 bricks) without insulation. With insulation, the thickness can be reduced.