Answer / naveen

Including Wastage 500 Nos.

Answer / vikas chauhan

Standard(Actual) size of Modular Brick = 190mm x 90mm x 90mm
Nominal(with mortar) size of Modular Brick = 200mm x 100mm x 100mm
One Cubic Meter Brick work = 1cum = 1m x 1m x 1m = 1000mm x 1000mm x 1000mm
Now if we Divide 1cum Brick Masonary work by one Brick volume then we get number of bricks in 1cum.
So number of bricks in one cubic meter "Brick Masonary Work"= 1cum/1Brick volume = 1000mm*1000mm*1000mm/200mm*100mm*100mm = 500
So number of Bricks in one cubic meter "brick masonary work" = 500 Nos.

Answer / komalvgarg

its is taken as 500 Nos. in 1 Cum of brickwork.
But when u measure at site it comes from 430-480 Nos/Cum. due to variable sizes of bricks and mortar thickness.

Answer / ahasan syed

the brick size without mortar 19cm x 9cm x 9cm total brick
is 650 nos of 1 cubic mtr

Answer / shailendra yadav

460 Nos

Answer / subhash

including wastage 500nos
excluding wastage & mortar 460-465nos

Answer / kanchan

With mortar
no. of bricks per cum= 480nos.

Without mortar
no. of bricks per cum= 500nos.

Answer / mesfin

512

Answer / ganesh bharsakle

the brick size without morter 19cm x 9cm x 9cm. total brick
is 550 nos of 1 cubik meter.

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