Answer / saravana prasad chandrababu

Indian Brick Standard Size 9inches*4.25inches*2.75inches
Therefore depends on lenght and breadth it varies,for
instance if it is (L*B)9 inches *4.25 inches wall then for
1 sq.ft it requires 3.76 bricks [MAXIMUM], excluding of
mortar,if it is (L*B)9inches *2.75 inches wall then for 1
sq.ft it requires 5.81 bricks[MAXIMUM} ,excluding
mortar.When mortar is added based on thickness of mortar
the following bricks will be reduced accordingly.

Answer / vigneswaran

Area of 41/2" wall required 60 nos of bricks per sq.m
Area of 9" wall required 120 nos of bricks per sq.m
area of solid blocks (11 -12 nos) per sq.m

CONSTRUCTION AREA = 100.00 Sq.ft
= 100/10.76 = 9.29sq.m
= 9.29x60 = 557.40 (558.00 nos)41/2" wall
= 9.29x120 =1114.80 (1115.00 nos)9 "wall

Answer / alagar

3"x4.5"x9"=0.07
i brick = .07 cft
so 100 sqft= 100 x .75 = 75 cft
so 100 sqft=75cft= 75 / .07 =1071 nos + 5% wast

so 100sft = 1071+53= 1124nos

Answer / fawad

block size= 0.4x0.2x0.2

1sq.m= 12.5 blocks
so 100sq.ft/10.76=9.3sq.m

9.3*12.5=117 blocks

Answer / sudesh bhilare

Bricks standard size for 6 inch is H-3.75", W-6", L-9". Wall thickness 6" so it doesn't matter to calculate. Only H and L ie. 4X9= 36 Sq.Inch. In 1 sqf = 144 Sq.inch so, 144÷36=4 Nos.bricks in 1 Sqf. So for 100 Sqf (1 Brass) 4X100= 400 Nos.of 6" bricks.

Answer / silpa

Block Size 200 x 200x 400mm

H= 2.84/0.4=7.1 =8Joints
V= 2.84/0.2 = 14.2=15 Joints

H= 2.84-(8*0.02)=2.68m
2.68/0.4=6.7=7No.s
V= 2.84-(15*0.02)=2.54M
2.54/0.2=12.7=13No.s

Total No of blocks=7*13=91 No.s
for 100sft=91No.s.

Answer / v.ramachandraiah

what is the size of solid brick, solid block are available
in various sizes

Answer / prakash

12.5 for 1m sq
12.5*100=1250 no

Answer / santosh ukarande

Brick size-9"x6*x4" or .23x.15x.10m (100s.ft=2.83m^3) with mortar thk. 10mm i.e(.24x.16x.11m) bricks no.= (2.83 / .24x.16x.11) = = 673.81 no.s with wastage 5% = 707.49 no.s say 708 no.s bricks reqd. for 100 s.ft brick work.

Answer / najeebullah

1cft use 13.5 bricks
100*13.5=1350 bricks

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