Ashwinkumar Khot

• May 18th, 2015

 

Brickwork is generally measured in cubic metre and not in square metre..

SHREEDHAR

• May 23rd, 2015

 

230 MM and above brickwork is measured in cum, 115MM thick and below brick work is measured in sq m.

KAMAL MISHRA

• May 27th, 2015

 

BRICK -46
COARSE SAND -0.286 CUM
CEMENT :- 0.21 BAGS

arshad

• Jun 2nd, 2015

 

Brick work is always calculated in CUM and the size of bricks without mortar is 190*90*90 and brickwork with mortar is 200*100*100
For 1 CUM brickwork 500 bricks are required
in which 23% is mortar and 77% is brick

vellingiri

• Nov 5th, 2015

 

bricks=44/sqm^2,assume,1:5 cement=((1/5)*1440*1.52*10.76)=94.2bags,sand=((5/5)*1.52*10.76)=16.35cft

abdul malik

• Jan 18th, 2016

 

Can you elaborate the answer? How the 46 bricks has came and etc...

DEVANAND SHARMA

• Jan 21st, 2016

 

Sand coarse-0.286
Cement-0.21 bag
Bricks-46

Lingraj Patil

• Feb 26th, 2016

 

By using standard bricks of size 19x9x9 and adding 1 cm to every side as mortar mix we get brick size as 20x10x10 and we get 100 bricks for 1 square meter

manjitsingh

• Mar 10th, 2016

 

In simple ways: You can convert 1 square m intro cubic meter by assuming only one layer of brick work in square meter and so multiplying the thickness of one brick (0.09 m)

Once you get total bricks by dividing total cu.m by Vol. of brick
you can assume 30% mortar in one cu.m (by standard but you can also calculate it)

You will get quantity of cement in bag and sand

panchal darshan

• Mar 18th, 2016

 

Can you elaborate the answer? Which type calculation?

A.Amalraj

• Apr 1st, 2016

 

Brick=54 Nos.
Sand=0.05 m3
Cement=0.22 Kg

Binay Kumar

• Nov 7th, 2016

 

1 cubic meter brick work requires 500 bricks, 9 cft coarse sand and 1.25 bags of cement

suresh

• Dec 6th, 2016

 

How to calculate cement in square meter 1:4 ratio?

Mosaddeque Hossain

• Dec 17th, 2016

 

How much cement required for 1 Sft brick work 1:5 ratio?

KUNAL SHAHU

• Jan 11th, 2017

 

For CM 1:4, The cement required for 1 sq. ft will be 0.50 bag.
i.e, 1 sq. ft = 0.092 sq.m
(0.092 / CM RATIO)
= (0.092/1+4) = 0.0186.
Now divide the volume of Mortar by Volume of 1 cement bag
i.e, = 0.0186/0.0357
= 0.52 bag.

Sam

• Mar 5th, 2017

 

These are all depends on the cement mortar. If the mistery make it thick, then less brick will be consumed. Average numbers of bricks per sqm is 45-50. We cannot tell the exact numbers of bricks

Kuldeep

• Mar 28th, 2017

 

Brick 47 Sand 0.28 cum Cement 0.21 bag.

Anand Singh

• May 24th, 2017

 

Please Elaborate how 44/sqm bricks come.

Vishal

• May 24th, 2017

 

Area- 1 Sqm
size of 1 brick per sqm is 0.2*0.1
Hence no of bricks per sqm will be =(1x1)/(0.2x0.1)= 50

umang parmar

• Jun 8th, 2017

 

Yes you are right but in gov tender and in book half brick wall unit is sqmt....sir

abhishek thakur

• Jun 24th, 2017

 

but dear sir, for single wall i.e. 115mm or also known as partition wall
they ARE IN SQM

JUNAID

• Sep 21st, 2017

 

It depends upon the size of bricks.
for example
thickness of wall is 0.115 .
size of bricks is 0.230x0.75x0.115
so, 0.115mm = thickness
1.0 = length
1.0 = height
so calculate the thickness x length x height = 0.115*1*1=0.115cum
in 1 cum there should be requied 400 nos of bricks
so, 0.115x400=46

Prathamesh Kulkarni

• Nov 8th, 2017

 

In Half Brick Thick wall, the measurement is in square meters. Hence Volume of Bricks required for 1 sq m of brickwork needs to be calculated for the payment of the lead of that volume of bricks.

RAVISHANKAR

• Jan 21st, 2018

 

1sqm plaster in cement