How many bricks in 1 cubic feet if brick of size is 94.53?

Answer 1

if you are constructing 4" thick wall, calculate the length * height that gives answer in square meter.

Per square meter 60 bricks are required, so multiply the answer with 60 no's. And you will get the no's of brick required for the given length * height.

if you are constructing 9" thick wall, instead of 60 bricks for 4" use 120 bricks for 9" wall.

eg:-

lenght = 10 meters

height = 10 meters

No of bricks for 4" wall:- 10*10=100 sqmtr

100*60=6000 no's

if 9" wall:-100*120=12000.

That's how i do, if you know any other method plz do save it here.

thanks: Pawan

Answer 2

To calculate the number of bricks in 1 cubic foot, you need to determine the volume of each brick first. Since the size of the brick is given as 94.53 units, you can calculate its volume (volume = length x width x height) in cubic units. Then, divide the volume of 1 cubic foot (12 x 12 x 12 cubic units) by the volume of each brick to find the number of bricks that can fit in 1 cubic foot.

Answer 3

Practical usage suggests that with appropriate mortar it comes out to be 13.5 bricks in 1 CFT. So in 100 CFT its 1350 bricks. Wastage included.

Answer 4

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