How much brickwork can be done in a day? How many brick can a bricklayer lay in a day? Can a bricklayer lay 1000 bricks a day? How long does it take to lay 1000 bricks? And many similar questions are frequently asked.
How Much Brickwork Can Be Done in a Day?
The answer to this question varies depending on the type of brick used. A brick worker lays between 500 to 600 bricks a day. When you divide these numbers by the number of bricks per square meter given below, you can find out how many square meters of brick walls a brick wall worker can build per day.
For example, a worker can build 600/60 = 10 square meters (m2) of wall per day with 8.5 cm vertical bricks.
Since the number of briquettes that brickworkers can lay per day is also between 500 to 600, you can also calculate how many square meters of briquette walls a bricklayer can build per day based on the number of briquettes per square meter.
Number of Vertical Perforated Masonry Bricks Going to 1 Square Meter Wall
- 8.5 cm (Vertical) Bricks: Approximately 60 masonry bricks are needed. (19 cm by 19 cm brick, 8.5 cm high)
- 13.5 cm (Vertical) Bricks: Approximately 38 masonry bricks are needed. (19 cm by 19 cm brick, 13.5 cm high)
- 13.5 cm (Vertical) Bricks: Approximately 25 stacked (masonry) bricks are needed. (19 cm by 29 cm brick, 13.5 cm high)
Number of Horizontal Perforated Block Bricks Going to 1 Square Meter Wall
- 8.5 cm (Horizontal) Bricks: Approximately 60 pieces of 8.5x19x19 horizontal bricks are needed. (Generally used on interior walls)
- 13.5 cm (Horizontal) Bricks: Approximately 60 pieces of 13.5x19x19 horizontal bricks are needed. (Generally used on interior walls)
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