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Construction material calculators
Estimate exactly what you need — concrete, cement, brick, plaster, tile, paint and steel — with Indian defaults (50 kg bags, 190×90×90 bricks, the 1.54 and 1.33 dry-volume factors), wastage allowance and live cost. No guessing, no sign-up.
Concrete Calculator
Cement bags, sand and aggregate for any grade and volume.
Calculate → CementCement Calculator
How many cement bags for your concrete, mortar or plaster.
Calculate → SandSand Calculator
Sand for concrete, mortar or plaster — cft, m³ and tonnes.
Calculate → AggregateAggregate Calculator
Coarse aggregate (stone) for concrete, by grade.
Calculate → BrickBrick Calculator
Number of bricks plus the cement and sand for mortar.
Calculate → PlasterPlaster Calculator
Cement and sand needed to plaster a wall area.
Calculate → TileTile Calculator
Number of tiles and boxes for a floor or wall.
Calculate → FlooringFlooring Calculator
Flooring area and material cost — tile, marble, wood, vinyl.
Calculate → PaintPaint Calculator
Litres of paint for your walls, by coats and coverage.
Calculate → RoofingRoofing Calculator
RCC slab materials, or the number of roofing sheets.
Calculate → SteelSteel Weight Calculator
Weight of reinforcement bars by diameter and length.
Calculate → BudgetConstruction Cost
Total cost to build, by area, finish and city tier.
Estimate →Quantity surveying & estimating
For contractors & estimators
Total a whole job, not one material at a time — these reuse the same engine to estimate and bill.
BOQ & Estimator
Add every work item and get one consolidated material bill with cost.
Estimate → PCCPCC Calculator
Plain cement concrete for a bed or base, by area and thickness.
Calculate → RCCRCC Calculator
Concrete and steel for a slab, beam, column or footing.
Calculate → MasonryMasonry Calculator
Bricks or AAC / concrete blocks plus mortar, by block type.
Calculate → LabourLabour Cost Calculator
Crew wages by number, days and rate — or by built-up area.
Calculate →One engine, Indian defaults
Every quantity here runs on the same civil-estimating maths your site engineer uses — wet volume scaled to dry volume (1.54 for concrete, 1.33 for mortar and plaster), then split by the cement:sand:aggregate ratio of your chosen grade, and converted to 50 kg bags and cubic feet. Bricks, tiles, paint and steel use their own standard formulas. Each tool defaults to Indian units and lets you add a wastage allowance and your local rates for a cost.