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How to use this Wid9et

  1. 1Enter the width and height of the wall in metres.
  2. 2Enter your brick dimensions and mortar joint thickness in millimetres.
  3. 3Choose an extra allowance for cuts, breakage and spare bricks.
  4. 4Use the estimated total when ordering bricks.

Useful tips

  • •Measure openings such as doors and windows separately and subtract their area before calculating if needed.
  • •Check your supplier's brick dimensions, as sizes can vary.
  • •Order a few additional bricks if matching future repairs may be difficult.

Frequently asked questions

Does this calculator include mortar joints?

Yes. The brick face area includes the mortar joint thickness you enter.

Why should I add a waste allowance?

Extra bricks account for cuts, breakage, matching and installation waste.

What brick dimensions should I use?

Use the actual length and height of the brick you plan to buy, in millimetres.