A tool designed to estimate the number of interlocking blocks required for constructing a curved or circular retaining wall. It utilizes parameters such as the desired wall radius, wall height, and block dimensions to calculate the necessary quantity of materials. For example, specifying a smaller radius for the wall’s curvature will generally increase the number of blocks needed compared to a larger radius, given a consistent block size.
Efficient estimation of materials minimizes waste, reduces project costs, and ensures adequate supply for uninterrupted construction. Historically, such calculations were performed manually, leading to potential inaccuracies and inefficiencies. The use of digital calculation aids improves precision and speed, enabling better project planning and resource management, and reducing overall project costs.
