Sandbaggy Plastic Rebar Chairs - Elevates Rebar 2.5" or 3" - Rebar #3 to #5

Support & Reinforce Your Rebar!

Secure your rebar in place when pouring concrete with our Plastic Rebar Chairs. These rebar chairs, also known as rebar stands, are extremely versatile. They're compatible with rebar sizes #3 to #5, can elevate your rebar either 2-1/2 inch or 3 inches off the ground, and hold up to 2 rebar bars at a time.

These rebar chairs are so strong, you can step on them and they won’t break! This heavy duty 2.5" to 3" rebar chair is made with a wider base than our older design for added stability. It is made from an industrial grade polypropylene, so it never rusts or corrodes in concrete.

Please Note* - Orders above 15,000 pcs have a 60 day lead time

Features

• Snap & Lock Feature: No more wire tying. Set-up rebar with ease with our snap and lock design that installs the rebar in seconds!
  
• Provides Structural Support: Holds your rebar at the correct (desired) depth within the concrete, which is important for the overall strength and stability of the structure.
  
• Won't Tip Over When Pouring Concrete! We’ve constructed these plastic rebar chairs with an extra wide and uniquely designed base for added stability when concrete is being poured on top of your rebar.
  
• Dual Height - Elevates Rebar 2.5" or 3" Off The Ground: Can be used as either 2.5 inch rebar chairs (insert rebar into the lower notch) or 3 inch rebar chairs (insert rebar into the top notch).
  
• Extremely Heavy Duty: Designed so you can step on them without breaking! We’ve constructed our rebar chairs using extra thick plastic. These chairs are made from industrial grade polypropylene.
  
• Rebar Sizes: Compatible with rebar sizes #3, #4, and #5. Can hold up to 2 rebar each.
• Holds 2 Rebar Bars: Each chair securely supports two rebar bars, saving you time and materials compared to using single-rebar chairs. Upper notch elevates rebar 3", lower notch elevates rebar 2.5" off the ground.

FAQ

Plastic vs Metal Rebar Chairs

Metal Rebar Chairs are stronger, while plastic rebar chairs are easier to install, more economical, and are corrosion resistant. Choosing between them will depend on project requirements.

Are rebar chairs necessary?

Rebar chairs keep rebar in place during construction, as well as provide more stability and proper concrete flow when concrete is poured in. Rebar chairs enhance the support and stability of the concrete structure.

Do you leave rebar chairs in concrete?

Yes, Rebar Chairs are left inside the concrete to help support the rebar.

What is a rebar chair for?

Rebar chairs are rebar support products used to secure and hold rebar (reinforcing steel bars) in place as concrete is being poured. They come in many shapes and sizes. They are commonly used in:

• Foundations: slabs, footings, and walls
• Bridges: bridge decks and piers
• Buildings: columns, beams, and walls
• Retaining walls
• Roads and highways

Rebar Spacing - How many rebars chairs do I need?

The amount of rebar chairs needed will depend on the project. As a best practice, place them about 2 to 3 feet apart along the length of the rebar.