Any of you guys know amount of bricks in a pallet!?
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Amount ot 65mm Common bricks in Pallet?
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why do you want to know?
why do you want to know?
so he can get his quantities for a new extension! cause plumbers can lay brick as well Sponsored Links
lol , right ,all you do is count how many bricks you need,builders merchants will split palletswhy do you want to know?
at a guess 475 sometimes less some times more like richard said Its like me asking how many copper tubes in a bundle how many is in a bundle?
how many is in a bundle?why do you want to know?
LOL your right new extension! although not laying them myself just wana get idea many pallents i need, i have calculated that i need 115m2 of facing brick just in process of doing my rough costs !
some extension that is lolwhy do you want to know?
LOL your right new extension! although not laying them myself just wana get idea many pallents i need, i have calculated that i need 115m2 of facing brick just in process of doing my rough costs !
Bricks don't come by the pallet. They come in packs, and the packs will vary for the type of brick and from different manufaturers.
But either way you should not order by the pack, but by the amount you need (plus wastage).
Packs are only relevant if you need to avoid part load charges
But either way you should not order by the pack, but by the amount you need (plus wastage).
Packs are only relevant if you need to avoid part load charges
60 bricks in a square metre x 115=6900 add 5% for wastage comes to 7250 hope this helps
yea thanks for replys guys! i know the brickie/bricks is going to be the most expensive thing im going to have to fork out!
59.50 bricks to a square metre
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