Wire mesh is a steel fabric building material that can be used in concrete slabs. More specifically, this grid of steel consists of many orthogonal wires that are joined together at intersections.  When long joint spacing is required or when joints are unacceptable in floor use. Although short joint spacings alleviate the need for reinforcement, wire mesh will allow for increased distance between joints if correctly placed in the upper portion of the slab, at least two inches below the surface.

Conventional Rebar, or reinforcing bar, is a common feature of many concrete applications. Its primary purpose is to increase the tensile strength of the concrete, helping it resist cracking and breaking. With greater tensile strength, concrete is better able to resist breaking under tension.

Rebar chairs are specially designed components made for supporting rebars, which are embedded metal bars used to reinforce newly poured concrete. Rebars are laid out in a crisscross grid pattern and are locked together with the rebar chairs before the fresh concrete is poured over them.

Lightweight, easy to store, and erect, Greif EasyPour™ Weathershield™ Concrete Forming Tubes are perfect for columns, pilings, and footings.

Greif EasyPour™ Weathershield™ Concrete Forming Tubes are built to withstand the rigors of construction, designed to hold the full hydrostatic pressure load of concrete in a single continuous pour*, EasyPour tubes have earned their mark as a go-to standard for demanding concrete projects.

Epoxy-coated rebar prevents corrosion and the problems that it causes. Manufacturers cover the entire bar of rebar in a coating of epoxy. This water-impermeable layer minimizes the chances that corrosion will take hold of the rebar.

Rebar chairs are specially designed components made for supporting rebars, which are embedded metal bars used to reinforce newly poured concrete. Rebars are laid out in a crisscross grid pattern and are locked together with the rebar chairs before the fresh concrete is poured over them.