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Actual thickness of wall with 2.5 brick is __________

(a) 30cm

(b) 50cm

(c) 49cm

(d) 20cm

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This interesting question is from Arch Masonry Calculation in section Methods of Building Estimate & Estimate of Building of Civil Engineering Drawing

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Correct option is (c) 49cm

For explanation I would say: A two-by-four wall stud is 3^1⁄2 inches wide, and an interior wall typically has ^1⁄2-inch drywall installed on both sides, bringing the wall thickness to 4^1⁄2 inches. Walls that contain plumbing, such as walls behind sinks, however, should be thicker than standard walls. Two-by-six wall studs are 5^1⁄2 inches wide and they provide a larger stud space for running drainpipes, air ducts or other mechanical elements. With the addition of drywall on both sides, a two-by-six wall is 6^1⁄2 inches wide.

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