Brick Calculator

Estimate bricks, wall volume and mortar for a wall — with editable brick size, mortar joint and wastage.

This brick calculator estimates how many bricks, how much wall volume, and how much mortar you need for a wall. Enter the wall's length, height and thickness — and adjust the brick size, mortar joint or wastage if needed — to get a quantity you can take to your mason or vendor.

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Assumptions — edit to match your site

Standard Pakistani brick is 9″×4.5″×3″ with a 10 mm mortar joint. Adjust to your bricks.

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Bricks needed (incl. wastage)873
Bricks to fill wall (before wastage)831
Wall volume75 cft= 2.124 m³
Mortar volume needed16.59 cft= 0.47 m³

How it's calculated

Wall volume = 10 × 10 × 0.75 ft = 75 cft

One brick + joint = 0.0903 cft → bricks to fill = 75 ÷ 0.0903 = 831

+ 5% wastage → 873 bricks

Mortar = wall − bricks = 75 − (831 × 0.0703) = 16.59 cft

Indicative estimate only — quantities and prices vary by site, materials and method. Always verify with your contractor or vendor before buying.

How this calculator works

The calculator finds the wall volume, then divides it by the volume of one brick including its mortar joint. Pakistan's standard brick is 9 × 4.5 × 3 inches, and a 10 mm mortar joint is added on the shared faces before dividing.

A wastage allowance (5% by default) is added for breakage and cutting. The mortar volume is the wall volume minus the space the bricks themselves occupy.

Common questions

What brick size does it assume?
The standard Pakistani brick, 9 × 4.5 × 3 inches, with a 10 mm mortar joint — both editable if your bricks differ.
Does it include mortar?
Yes — it reports the mortar volume alongside the brick count, and you can carry that figure straight into the mortar calculator.

Last updated: 8 July 2026

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