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a wall having area 100 sqft and bricks size 19cm*9cm*9cm so
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a wall having area 100 sqft and bricks size 19cm*9cm*9cm so how many bricks required.....

Answer / roni paul

544 -to 550---

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a wall having area 100 sqft and bricks size 19cm*9cm*9cm so how many bricks required.....

Answer / senthil kumar.s

460 nos

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a wall having area 100 sqft and bricks size 19cm*9cm*9cm so how many bricks required.....

Answer / roni paul

464

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a wall having area 100 sqft and bricks size 19cm*9cm*9cm so how many bricks required.....

Answer / sk imran

540-560 maybe !

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a wall having area 100 sqft and bricks size 19cm*9cm*9cm so how many bricks required.....

Answer / madhusudhanan

544 to 550 bricks

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a wall having area 100 sqft and bricks size 19cm*9cm*9cm so how many bricks required.....

Answer / dinesh

friends pls give me formula's ...

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a wall having area 100 sqft and bricks size 19cm*9cm*9cm so how many bricks required.....

Answer / pradeep

100 sqft x .29= 29 cft

taking 3 mm joint for mortar

15 no bricks in horizontal

29 no in vertical

15 x 29= 435 no

add 10 % wastage = 456 no

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a wall having area 100 sqft and bricks size 19cm*9cm*9cm so how many bricks required.....

Answer / esantharaj.c

100/10.76 =9.29 sq.m
brick size -19*9*9
add 10mm wall thickness
so, .2*.1=0.02
1/0.02. =50 nos
50*9.29=465 nos

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a wall having area 100 sqft and bricks size 19cm*9cm*9cm so how many bricks required.....

Answer / ravichandra rao

496..1m3..(230mm)including wastes
56..1m2(115wall) including wastes

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a wall having area 100 sqft and bricks size 19cm*9cm*9cm so how many bricks required.....

Answer / imran

1500

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