Rebar shaped for your project
Rebar fabrication means cutting and bending reinforcing bars to the lengths and shapes shown on your drawing.
What do you need to prepare?
Rebar cut to length
Straight pieces to the lengths and quantities in your schedule.
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Stirrups and ties
Square, rectangular or custom shapes to drawing.
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L-shaped rebar
Rebar bends to the dimensions specified for your project.
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Hooks and hooked bars
Anchorage ends and shapes from your bending schedule.
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Custom shapes to drawing
Made-to-measure shapes, subject to fabrication review.
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Rebar crossties
Bent pieces to the shape and dimensions shown on your drawing.
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Engineered reinforcing mesh
We review engineered mesh requirements from drawings: diameters, spacing in both directions, panel dimensions and quantities.
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Reference photos and diagrams; they do not depict our own work or replace the approved drawing. The ties photograph shows smooth wire.
From your schedule to identified material
- Share your drawing or schedule
Include dimensions, diameters and quantities.
- We review the fabrication
We confirm shapes, scope and schedule.
- We coordinate your order
We review grouping and staged delivery.
What we need for your quote
- Specified diameter and grade.
- Dimensions, bends and hooks for each shape.
- Pieces per shape or mark.
- Current drawing or cutting schedule.
- Delivery location and required date.
Dimensions and shapes are reviewed against the approved drawing. Design changes must be approved by the structural engineer.
Frequently asked questions
Can you make stirrups to my dimensions?
Share diameter, grade, dimensions, hooks and quantity. We review fabrication against the approved drawing.
What should my cutting schedule include?
Include each piece mark, diameter, grade, shape, dimensions and quantity. Attach the current drawing and identification requirements.
Can pieces be grouped by project area?
Include your level, area or element labels so we can review identification and grouping.
Can delivery be quoted?
Yes. Share the location, volume and required date so delivery can be reviewed with the material and fabrication order.
Photo credits
Rebar cut to length: SIDENOR · CC BY-SA 4.0. Resized and converted to WebP; adaptation under the same license.
Engineered reinforcing mesh: Lukasz Rzychon · CC BY-SA 4.0. Resized and converted to WebP; adaptation under the same license.
Ties: existing catalogue photograph.
