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what are the standard & nominal size of brick..

Answer / mohsin uddin jafri.

The standard size's of bricks as per code are
19cm x 9cm x 9cm and
20cm x 10cm x 10cm.

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what are the standard & nominal size of brick..

Answer / sivaraman

The standard size of the brick is 190 mm X 90 mm x 90 mm

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what are the standard & nominal size of brick..

Answer / akshaya

Standard size of brick is ....
19cm(length) X 9cm(breadth) X 9cm(thickness)
In case of nominal size, the thickness of morter is used so
the size is 20cm(length) X 10cm(breadth) X 10cm(thickness)
(mortar thickness is generally used as 1cm)

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what are the standard & nominal size of brick..

Answer / arvind.b

Std. Size 19x9x9 cm

Nominal size 20x10x10 cm

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what are the standard & nominal size of brick..

Answer / tapish hinge

19*19*9 without mortor joint
20*10*10 with mortor joint
consider 1cm THK. of mortor joint

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what are the standard & nominal size of brick..

Answer / kartik sharma

Standard size of brick is
19cm(length) X 9cm(breadth) X 9cm(thickness)...

In nominal size, the thickness of morter is used so
the size is 20cm(length) X 10cm(breadth) X 10cm(thickness)...

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what are the standard & nominal size of brick..

Answer / bethina sudheer

Standard size of brick is 19*9*9cm and nominal size is 20*10*10cm

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what are the standard & nominal size of brick..

Answer / m

st size 19cmx19cmx9cm
nominal size 20cmx20cmx10cm it include thikness of mortar
joint

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