Reinforced steel for concrete is one of the most commonly used construction supplies around the world. This tool is made from a combination of concrete and reinforcement, hence the term reinforcement concrete.

Reinforcement concrete is created by embedding deformed steel bars or welded wire into fresh concrete when casting. A reinforcement bar is beneficial in providing additional strength for concrete when needed. The steel offers all the tensile strength where concrete is in tension, like in beams and slabs. It compresses the materials to add more power to columns and walls.

The rebars (short for reinforcing bar) are typically made from twisted strands of steel with nobbles or ridges to allow them to hold the concrete without slipping around inside it firmly. While other contractors use other kinds of materials to reinforce concrete, Carrabay only uses steel because it contracts and expands in the heat and cold, just like the concrete. This characteristic means it won’t crack the concrete that surrounds it, unlike other materials.