Rebar Cages For Concrete Piers

I have never seen architectural or structural drawings that did not indicate some amount of reinforcing for concrete piers.

Rebar cages for concrete piers.

The original 6 concrete cover rebar spacer wheel fits rebar sizes 3 through 5 and our 4 and 8 concrete cover pier wheels fit rebar sizes 3 through 7. Reinforcement rebar cages reinforcement cages with verts protected prior to concrete pour fusion welded on centered stirrups a rebar cage pre assembled by pj s has allowed our customers to save time and accelerate their concrete pour schedules getting them paid sooner and the job done faster. All are designed to properly position a reinforcing rebar steel cage in a drilled shaft with a concrete cover requirement but also work for other applications where concrete cover must be maintained. Configurations are usually rectangular and round with the main bars contained with a ligature.

A larger diameter pier should have four or more pieces of vertical rebar. For concrete exposed to weather or earth such as basement walls 6 bars and larger 2 inches 5 bars or smaller 1 inches. For concrete not exposed to weather or in contact with the ground. Vertical rebar reinforcement to develop a bending moment resistance.

Slabs walls and joists 14 and 18 bars inch. Generally speaking you want 0 75 1 5 inches of cover this means concrete between the reinforcement and the edge of the footing so choose a pipe roughly 4 inches in diameter smaller than the diameter of your footing. Let us show you the service you expect. Manual bar cages are typically used in pre casting as well as columns and main beams in large structures.

We usually recommend that a minimum of two pieces of 4 rebar be placed vertically in an 8 inch diameter concrete pier supporting a structure. For concrete cast against and permanently exposed to earth such as footings 3 inches. Our cage will include two types of steel reinforcement.