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how much quantity of blocks, cement and sand is required to
complete 1sq.m of CC Hollow blockwork. Size-16"x8"x8". Also
what is the cement sand ration commonly used?
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Answer Posted / alpesh patel
how many cement& sand consumption for 600*200*200 light weight block (1:5 ratio)in 1m3
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