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Builders, contractors, and engineers all over Canada can get accurate, dependable, and easy-to-understand information about Rebar from Canadian Rebar. You can look at standard Rebar sizes, weights, diameters, and areas all in one place, which makes planning quick and easy.

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Our goal at Canadian Rebar is to give you accurate information about Canadian-standard Rebar for building, infrastructure, and structural design. To help engineers, architects, and contractors pick the right Rebar for each project, we focus on making technical information easy to understand.
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Canadian Rebar Sizes & Specifications

We give you a full list of Canadian Rebar dimensions so you can quickly figure out how much something weighs, how big it is, and how much space it takes up. Each size of Rebar is in line with national building standards that are used for industrial, commercial, and residential projects.

This Rebar size chart has

Name of the Rebar size

Gross weight (kg/m)

Size (in mm)

Area across the cross-section (mm²)

Complete Canadian Rebar Size Chart

(With Weights, Diameters & Areas)

Our Canadian Rebar size chart shows the exact measurements for all the most common types of Rebar. To help engineers, contractors, and builders pick the right reinforcement steel for building projects, each Rebar size is based on a national standard. For quick reference, the chart below shows the weight of Rebar per meter (kg/m), its diameter (mm), and its cross-sectional area (mm²).

Size Chart for Rebar

Why This Chart of Rebar Is Important

You can use this Canadian Rebar chart to:

Choose the right size of Rebar for the load that the structure needs to hold.
Quickly figure out the weight of materials for ordering.
Check that engineering drawings use standard Rebar measurements.
Plan foundations, slabs, beams, and columns more accurately.

This chart for Rebar sizes makes sure you always have the right technical information on hand, whether you’re designing homes, businesses, or factories.

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Where Canadian Rebar Data Is Used

Our information on Rebar can be used for many construction and engineering tasks, such as:

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Planning the foundations of a house

Commercial

Adding strength to commercial buildings

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Design of industrial slabs and footings

Infrastructure

Planning and building bridges and roads

Our Rebar data helps make sure that structures are safe and reliable. Builders, designers, and educational institutions trust it.

FAQs

Frequently Asked Questions

Q1. What is Rebar used for?

Rebar is used to make concrete stronger by raising its tensile strength. It keeps foundations, slabs, beams, and other structural elements from cracking and makes them last longer.

Q2. In Canada, what are the standard sizes for Rebar?

Canadian Rebar is usually between 10M and 55M, and all construction projects across the country use the same diameters, weights, and areas.

Q3. How do I figure out how much Rebar weighs?

Its kg/m value is used to figure out how much Rebar weighs. In the Canadian Rebar chart, multiply the length of the Rebar by the weight per meter.

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