if L*B*H = 20 then direct no of bricks =20 *500

if L*B*H = 20
then direct no of bricks =20 *500

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if L*B*H = 20 then direct no of bricks =20 *500..

Answer / jeyakumar

20*500=10000 this what theoretical Requirement/m3. Actual requirement as per site condition 20*436= 8720 (Excluding CM)

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if L*B*H = 20 then direct no of bricks =20 *500..

Answer / chandrashekhar

L*B*H = 20,then direct no of bricks =20 *500/20 = 500

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