How much sand and cement is required fo a brick wall of 11000 brick, 1 brick thick 1:5 mix

1 ton of sand will lay 1000 bricks I would get 10 ton lorry and see cheapest way different bricks depending on size of frog on the brick you use some bricks don’t have frog hope this helps Patrick Moorhouse

1mtre of sand lays 1000 bricks not a tonne a tonne is .6 of a mt need about 12 tonne and about 60 cement

Tonne bags generally aren’t a full Tonne. So I would go for 12 tonnes, and 60 bags of cement.

Being a single skin brickwork I would add a little more cement. I would make a mix of 3 quarter of bag 25kg cement to 13 full shovels of sand. And you should get 10 full 140 bell mixers to a ton of building sand. And you should lay at list 90 to 100 bricks to a mix.

Fill with bricks as your going up.

60 bricks per square metre of single skin. So 11,000 divided by 60 equals, 183 square metres of wall. For 183 square metres of brickwork, you require 10 tonnes sand and 2.84 tonnes of cement. Don't forget the plasticiser! Cheers, Adam