Brick Requirement Calculator: Bricks, Mortar, Cement, Sand
With enough optimism and a tape measure, I suppose you could tackle that brick wall. But it’s not going to work out most of the … Read More
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Brick Per Square Foot Calculator: Coverage Density
Accurate Brick Counts are Essential to Avoid Expensive Project Mistakes Guesswork always result in too many or not enough bricks. Whether you are short by … Read More
Brick Quantity Calculator: Total Bricks by Wall Area
Here’s what happens: You imagine a solid brick wall in your head, then find yourself standing in front of an empty swath of land. Seems … Read More
Brick Course Height Calculator: Courses, Gauge & Height
A wall that stops just shy of a window opening will trigger a bout of standing-on-scaffolding-without-a-wall-to-hold-onto panic. This typically occurs when math was done by … Read More
Drywall Layout Calculator: Horizontal vs Vertical Sheets
While it might appear smooth from across the room, up-close you’ll see ridges on drywall. Typicaly that’s not due to bad taping but rather poor … Read More
Drop Ceiling Grid Calculator: T-Bar Runners, Tees, Tiles
When installing a drop ceiling, lifting heavy panel is no problem. Half of this job are the ceiling itself, and the other half is the … Read More
Drywall Takeoff Calculator: Sheets, Mud, Tape & Screws
When you’re standing in an empty room staring at a sea of drywall and wondering how many screws you have, it’s easy to get panicked. … Read More
Lumber Calculator For Project: Board Feet & Boards To Buy
The problem is that when you calculate how many boards you will need, it’s under ideal circumstances. In real life those ideal circumstances don’t happen. … Read More
Lumber Package Calculator: Stud, Plate & Header Takeoff
The panic: You’re standing in front of a stack of lumber, holding your list of measurements, and there’s something about seeing all those 2 x … Read More
Gambrel Roof Pitch Calculator: Slopes, Area & Shingles
Gambrel Roof, Gambrel roofs has two slopes on one side, rather than just one straight line. This results in high ceilings but not necessarily tall … Read More