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Calculate how much mortar is needed for a block or brick project, and see how to calculate type O, N, S, & M mortar with the ratios for each.
This mortar calculator is a simple tool that will come in handy for any wall construction project! If you've ever had to ask yourself: "How much mortar do I need?", you're in the right place. Use this calculator to find out the amount of materials you should buy for your project.
You can use this concrete calculator to help you determine the number of bags of QUIKRETE® Concrete Mix, Mortar Mix, or Fast-Setting Concrete you will need for the following projects.
Use this coverage calculator to find out the exact amount of mortar that you need to use and contact TEC for your mortar needs!
This mortar calculator tool will help you estimate the amount of cement, sand, and water required for your masonry project. Enter the number of bricks you will be using in your project and the amount of mortar required per brick in kilograms. Then, click on the “Calculate” button to find out the total amount of mortar needed.
This Calculator/Estimator will provide the quantities of bricks, blocks and mortar (sand & cement) required for a given area for metric bricks (single & double skins) as well as 100mm, 140mm & 215mm blockwork. It will also provide approximate brick work prices.
Calculate how many bricks and bags of mortar you’ll need for a wall or masonry project by entering the wall dimensions and selecting a brick size. Optionally, estimate the cost of materials by adding the price per brick.
Use our mortar calculator for tiles to determine the exact amount of mortar you need. Input the dimensions of the tiles and the desired mortar thickness, and our calculator will instantly provide you with the necessary quantity of mortar.
To quickly calculate the amount of mortar required for your construction project, use our online calculator. Improve your planning for building.
Please select the type of bricks or blocks you are using. Note: The standard thickness of a mortar joint is 10mm. There is a 10% allowance for wastage of both bricks/blocks and mortar included in this calculation. The bag requirement has been rounded up to the nearest whole bag.