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A standard brick (250×120×65 mm) with a 10 mm joint takes ~51 pcs/m² in half-brick masonry and about 102 in full-brick. Mortar consumption for a half-brick wall is around 0.02–0.025 m³/m². AAC blocks are laid on a thin 1–3 mm adhesive bed — roughly 15–20 kg of glue per cubic metre of blocks.
The calculator counts blocks or bricks from wall area and masonry thickness, subtracts openings and adds mortar or glue in bags, plus masonry mesh and lintels where needed. A breakage reserve of about 5% is usual.
Brick or block quantity depends on net wall area, unit size, joint thickness and wall construction. Subtract large openings from gross area, then add an allowance for cutting and damage.
Mortar or adhesive must suit the material: precision blocks normally use a thin-bed adhesive, while traditional brickwork uses a thicker mortar joint. Lintels, reinforcement and ties come from the design.
Yes, the rate can be adjusted for unit size and joint thickness. Use the manufacturer consumption figure for the final order.
Often 3–5% for a simple wall, with more for many openings and complex junctions.
The calculator can help estimate quantity, but lintel type, length and bearing must be specified by the design.