Free Brick Block Estimator — HTML Tool
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What this is
Who it's for: Freelancers who need a brick calculator wall estimator
A brick and block estimator for builders, in HTML format, that estimates bricks or blocks for a wall area including a mortar and wastage allowance.
Free in full — download it and use it on your own freelance work.
The brick block estimator is a free single-file HTML tool that estimates bricks or blocks for a wall area including a mortar and wastage allowance for builders.
The brick block estimator is a free single-file HTML tool that estimates bricks or blocks for a wall area including a mortar and wastage allowance for builders. Ordering bricks is one of those jobs where a small error becomes a second delivery charge or a half-finished wall, so the tool does the estimate from the wall area and adds the allowance that covers mortar joints, cutting and breakage, set at 10 percent by default. It runs in any modern web browser with no internet needed after download, and nothing is uploaded.
How to use it. Open brick-block-estimator.html in a browser and enter the wall length and height, then pick bricks or blocks and set the wastage allowance if your job needs something other than the 10 percent default. One step matters more than the rest: deduct doors and windows first. Subtract opening areas from the wall area before entering it, or enter the net wall area directly, because a gross wall area that includes a large door opening will over-order every time. Use the order quantity the tool shows when buying, and round up rather than down, since a few extra bricks are cheap and a short delivery is not.
Worked example. A builder is pricing a garden wall and measures it at 10 metres long and 2 metres high, giving a gross area of 20 square metres. The wall has a gate opening of 1 metre by 2 metres, which is 2 square metres, so the net wall area is 18 square metres. He enters 18 square metres, picks bricks, and leaves the wastage allowance at its 10 percent default. The tool adds the allowance for mortar joints, cutting and breakage to the net-area estimate and shows the order quantity, which he uses when buying, rather than the raw net figure, because the raw figure assumes perfect bricks and perfect cutting, and no site has either.
The tool is free in full, with no checkout and no account. If a download fails or a file arrives damaged, email tariqshahzad88@gmail.com and the file will be re-sent, and if a product does not work as described it will be fixed or replaced within 7 days.
Questions
Q: What does brick calculator wall estimator do?
A: A brick and block estimator for builders, in HTML format, that estimates bricks or blocks for a wall area including a mortar and wastage allowance.
Q: What files do I get?
A: The download is brick-block-estimator.html.
Q: What do I need to open or use it?
A: Any modern web browser. No internet needed after download.
Q: Do I deduct doors and windows?
A: Yes, subtract opening areas from the wall area before entering it, or enter the net wall area.
Q: What does the allowance cover?
A: Mortar joints, cutting and breakage, set at 10 percent by default.
User manual
- Open brick-block-estimator.html in a browser
- Enter wall length and height
- Pick bricks or blocks
- Set the wastage allowance
- Use the order quantity when buying
Requirements
Any modern web browser. No internet needed after download.
Download details
Format: HTML
What is inside: A single HTML file with a working estimator: wall dimensions, material select, allowance input, and order quantity output.
Download free — brick-block-estimator.html (2.1 KB)
- README.txt — 453 B
- brick-block-estimator.html — 2.1 KB
Questions
What does brick calculator wall estimator do?
A brick and block estimator for builders, in HTML format, that estimates bricks or blocks for a wall area including a mortar and wastage allowance.
What files do I get?
The download is brick-block-estimator.html.
What do I need to open or use it?
Any modern web browser. No internet needed after download.
Do I deduct doors and windows?
Yes, subtract opening areas from the wall area before entering it, or enter the net wall area.
What does the allowance cover?
Mortar joints, cutting and breakage, set at 10 percent by default.