10 × 2.5 m wall with a 2 m² door
50 × 20 cm blocks, 1 cm joints, 5 % margin: 23 m² net, 9.34 blocks/m², 226 blocks, about 362 L of mortar and 4 bags of cement.
Enter the wall size, the openings to deduct and the block format: PRAXAO calculates the number of blocks or bricks with a breakage margin, the mortar volume and the cement bags to buy.
Choose the type of work, then enter the dimensions.
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50 × 20 cm blocks, 1 cm joints, 5 % margin: 23 m² net, 9.34 blocks/m², 226 blocks, about 362 L of mortar and 4 bags of cement.
With 50 × 20 cm blocks and 1 cm joints, about 9.3 per m². The calculator uses your block size and joint, so it also works for bricks.
Roughly 10 to 25 litres per m² depending on the block thickness and the joints. Hollow blocks laid with thin joints need less.
Yes, deduct the openings, but keep the breakage margin: cuts around openings and lintels create waste.
Yes: choose “Wall with openings”, enter the number and size of windows and doors, and the calculator deducts their exact area. The drawing shows the 3D wall, the elevation with the block bond, the plan and two sections. Openings are spaced evenly in the drawing: their position does not change the quantities, only their area does.
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