Bricks Rate Today in Pakistan
آج اینٹ کا ریٹ
Fired clay bricks straight from the bhatta — Awwal, Doem, Khangar, Gutka and brick tiles, priced per hazari (1,000).
Today's board
Bricks rates by city
No verified quotes in the last 14 days yet — rates appear as suppliers sync.
Regional supply
Bricks by region
Islamabad–Rawalpindi & Potohar
Fed by the Margalla crush plants, Lawrencepur sand and the Fateh Jang–Chakwal kiln clusters.
- · Fateh Jang kiln cluster
- · Chakwal kiln cluster
Lahore & Central Punjab
Fed by Chenab and Ravi river sand, Sargodha plant crush and the Raiwind–Kasur bhatta belts.
- · Raiwind bhatta belt
- · Kasur bhatta belt
Grades & products
What is traded
Awwal (A-class) Brick
اول اینٹ
First-class, uniformly burnt brick for exposed and load-bearing work.
Quoted per 1,000 (hazari)
Doem (B-class) Brick
دوم اینٹ
Second-class brick for plastered and internal walls.
Quoted per 1,000 (hazari)
Khangar (Over-burnt) Brick
کھنگر
Vitrified, over-burnt brick for soling and foundations.
Quoted per 1,000 (hazari)
Gutka
گٹکا
Lower-grade kiln output used for filling and soling.
Quoted per 1,000 (hazari)
Brick Tile
ٹائل اینٹ
Thin fired-clay tiles for roofs, floors and facades.
Quoted per 1,000 (hazari)
How it's priced & delivered
- Hazariہزاری
- Bricks are priced per 1,000 — one hazari. A Bunyyad challan logs the count loaded at the kiln and the count received at site.
- Trolley & Dalaٹرالی / ڈالا
- Tractor trolleys and dalas carry bricks, sand and crush over short hauls. Load size varies by body, so the challan records the measured quantity, not an assumed one.
Buying brick: what to check
- Awwal (first class) bricks are uniformly burnt, sharp-edged and ring when struck — use for exposed and load-bearing masonry.
- Doem (second class) bricks have minor shape or colour variation — fine for plastered internal walls.
- Khangar are over-burnt, vitrified bricks — dense and water-resistant, used for soling and foundations.
Frequently asked questions
How is brick priced in Pakistan?
Bricks is quoted per 1,000 (hazari). Rates differ by city because of source distance and freight — see each city page for local rates and sources.
How often are brick rates updated?
Continuously. Suppliers on the Bunyyad ERP sync prices as they change, and each city page shows the time of its latest update and how many verified quotes it rests on.
What should I check when buying brick?
Awwal (first class) bricks are uniformly burnt, sharp-edged and ring when struck — use for exposed and load-bearing masonry. Doem (second class) bricks have minor shape or colour variation — fine for plastered internal walls. Khangar are over-burnt, vitrified bricks — dense and water-resistant, used for soling and foundations.
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