Reinforced Concrete Construction For Small Projects

Designing the steel is half the job. Placing it is the other half.

Knowing the size and spacing of the rebar is only the start. The book shows the part most texts skip: how the cage actually goes together, how long heavy bars are supported and lowered into the forms, and how you keep foot access across a slab while you pour it. These are the steps you only know if you have built one, more than once, and fixed what went wrong.

Rebar, detailed and placed: a beam cage in cross-section A beam cross-section showing two top bars and three bottom bars held inside a rectangular stirrup, with concrete cover all around. This is the cage that must be assembled and lowered into the forms. top bars (compression side) stirrup tie holds the cage square bottom bars (tension side) concrete cover

Reinforced Concrete Construction For Small Projects · Ron Dean

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