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Boundary Wall Cost Calculator Nepal

Estimate boundary or compound wall bricks, cement, sand, plaster and planning cost from total running length, height, thickness, gate openings and local material rates.

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Boundary wall planning estimate from running length, height, thickness and your editable Nepal material/labor rates.

Net wall area
68 m²
Bricks incl. wastage
8,773 bricks
Masonry cement
22 bags
Plaster cement (est.)
17 bags
Sand (masonry)
4.58 m³
Plaster faces area
136 m²
Material + labor subtotal
NPR 281,250
Planning total (with contingency)
NPR 303,750

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Planning estimate only—not a structural design or quotation. Foundations, RCC columns/piers, copings, gate frames, excavation, soil conditions, plaster finish quality and municipal height rules are not fully modeled. Confirm with a local engineer/contractor before building.

How this estimate works

Length × height drives everything

  • Net wall area = running length × height − openings
  • Brick volume uses the same modular brick logic as the brickwork calculator
  • Plaster cement is a simplified planning add-on per face—replace with your plaster BOQ when you have it
  • Read the full design notes in the boundary wall design & cost guide

Practical guide

Understand the numbers before you use them on site

Read the related guide for assumptions, ordering tips and ways to compare the estimate with actual site records.

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Frequently asked questions

Use the estimate with confidence

Is the Boundary Wall Cost free?

Yes. The Boundary Wall Cost works in your browser without an account. You can install GharNaksa when you want to track the real project costs, payments and progress.

Can I use this result as a final quotation or professional approval?

No. It is a planning estimate based on the information you enter. Verify rates, quantities, drawings, local requirements and contract terms with the appropriate qualified professional before making a commitment.

How do I track the estimate during construction?

Use GharNaksa to record actual material deliveries, labor, payments, bills and site photos. Comparing the estimate with a dated site record helps reveal cost differences early.