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Bricks come in many different sizes. One of the most common is 215mm x 65mm. Add space for mortar and each brick will take up an area of about 225 x 75 (about 9 inches by 3 inches).

Therefore there will be 36 bricks in each row and 30 rows so the wall will need a little more than 1000 bricks.

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