brickcount.

Brickcount / Plan the quantity

The wall.
The joint.
The brick count.

Estimate bricks for one wall face using your actual brick size and mortar joint. Subtract openings, add an allowance and round to supplier packs.

  • Your brick dimensions
  • Openings deducted
  • Optional pack rounding
01 / Project inputs

Size up the wall face.

Actual brick face + joint
0 means no pack rounding. Use your supplier’s quantity, not a guessed pack size.

For one brick face or skin, using a repeating length × height module. The example dimensions are editable, not a prescribed brick size.

02 / Estimated order quantity
512 bricks

Allowance included · no pack rounding

Net wall face
9.6 m²
Whole bricks, no allowance
466
With your allowance
512
Extra from pack rounding
0

Module coverage: 48.45 bricks/m². A quantity estimate for a single face, excluding bond-specific cuts, corners, piers and reveals. Check the detail and order quantity with your supplier. See the method.

Count the face you plan to build.

Read the brick quantity guide ↗

Joints change the coverage.

One repeating brick module includes the brick face and a joint. Leaving the joint out can significantly overestimate the brick count.

Openings are area deductions.

Add the face areas of doors and windows, then enter their combined total. Reveals, lintel details and bond patterns need a separate check.

Allowance is your decision.

Use a project-specific allowance for cuts, breakage or spares. Pack rounding comes afterwards and is shown separately so it does not hide extra bricks.