Brick Circle Calculator

Plan your perfect brick circle project with our comprehensive calculator for accurate material estimates

Circle Dimensions

Measure from outer edge to outer edge

Construction Details

Your Brick Circle Calculation Results

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Enter your dimensions to see material requirements for your brick circle.

Detailed Calculation

Your detailed calculation breakdown will appear here.

๐Ÿ’ฐ Material Cost Estimator

Standard 80lb bag covers ~12 sq ft at 3/8" joint

๐Ÿงฑ Popular Brick Circle Patterns

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Running Bond

The simplest pattern with bricks laid end-to-end in a continuous circular course. Requires minimal cutting.

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Circular Pattern

Bricks radiate from the center like spokes. Creates a stunning visual effect but requires precise cutting.

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Herringbone

Bricks laid at 45ยฐ angles create a zigzag pattern. More complex but provides excellent interlock.

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Basketweave

Pairs of bricks laid perpendicular to each other. Works well in circular designs with some adaptation.

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Fan Pattern

Bricks fan out from center point. Creates dramatic radial lines but requires skilled masonry.

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Cobblestone Style

Uses irregular brick placement for a rustic, old-world look. Forgiving for DIY projects.

๐Ÿ”จ Brick Circle Construction Tips

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Accurate Layout

Use a string tied to a center point to mark your circle perimeter before beginning.

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Dry Layout First

Arrange bricks without mortar to test your pattern and minimize cuts.

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Proper Drainage

Slope bricks slightly outward (1/4" per foot) for water runoff.

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Consistent Joints

Use joint spacers to maintain uniform width throughout the circle.

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Mortar Consistency

Mix mortar to a stiff but workable consistency - like peanut butter.

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Curing Time

Keep bricks moist and protect from foot traffic for at least 48 hours after laying.

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Note: This calculator provides estimates only. Actual material needs may vary based on workmanship, waste, and specific brick dimensions. Always purchase 10-15% more materials than calculated to account for cutting and breakage.