How to Use Rebar

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Learn how to set up rebar for a mat foundation, column or a footing. this video shows you step by step the names and different types of rebar members placed on a concrete column and a footing slab.

[@MrChagomota]

Well Done Ernie! I'm a building inspector transitioning to a construction inspector and man, there is a difference. especially in interpreting the rebar detail. Saludos from the great state of Texas...

[@bschuber]

im an architecture student, and they don't teach us all these details, thanks for this video - it helped!

[@Visigoth_]

I'm designing my own "small" home and your videos are a great help! thanks for the resources.

[@paulwellard4206]

so very clear when people know their stuff. thanks. FRANCE.

[@gregoriuss4897]

This guy really knew his shit, you should do more with him. Interesting.

[@abellavoz]

hi we are here watching the video from Bolivia. thanks Ernesto for the video. We enjoy this video and we are ready for be a better constructors thank you very much

[@aftaw1]

One point of clarification this is isolated footer, not mat foundation. The rest of the video is awesome.

[@ScanConcrete]

Amazing tutorial video!! People I think surely having great time learning how to use Rebar properly. I enjoyed watching it.

[@shivanandjadav3977]

hello sir i am studying in betch second year.civil brach i want to now somethings from uu Wt is reber i did't now .plz give me answer.949495978

[@MasterCivilEngineering]

Watch more here

[@JosephThomas1968]

Thank you for sharing your expertise and talents. God Bless.

[@MasterCivilEngineering]

Good dear

[@fuckinbastard29]

Thank you for posting this video. Your astute example showing 3" clearance around the cage is excellent information and right on time for me fellas. Cheers

[@MasterCivilEngineering]

Yes dear

[@alejandrodavila9009]

Very educational and helpful, congrats. Just two things i believe you should be clarify because i belivie that this video is educational to learn terminology. 1) on columns there no stirrup, only column tie. 2) stirrup are used on beams.

[@alejandro131]

From Uruguay, thanks "i really appreciate your video"

[@askme2buildit]

Ale ca GREAT!!!! im glad i can help! let me know if i can update something else for you

[@abirsoltani1870]

from Tunis,i study engineering civil, your great video really help me, it's professional work, thanks

[@anjanshrestha3613]

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[@mattdg1981]

alot of you guys saying that the pit isnt deep enough here is something to consider. where i build we use use driven pilings and before we are permitted to build we musr drive a test pile and have it tested by the state. that is typical of homes built along the coast and the actual depth of the pile is determined by butt size as well as tonnage. that being said i single story structure isnt as heavy as the 4 story custom homes that we build so the footing doesnt have to be as deep. from what i can see that is a pretty wide footing for that column so the structures weight is displaced over a pretty large footprint. keep in mind that a state inspector is signing off on the footings so we can deduce that the depth is within engineer spec. of course alot of that has to do with the depth of the frost line as well as the makeup of the soil. looks to me like there is a bit of clay composition so that will be harder than regular top soil. just sayin.

[@aminodingdaud7574]

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[@kalimuthusaminathan200]

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[@simplyfocus9937]

If the building was going to be 6 stories, how deep the footers have to be

[@cholasimmons]

For a 2 storey building, would the rebars need to stop at floor one and some new ones continue from there, or can the rebar run straight from ground to 2nd floor?

[@larslover6559]

They run straight

[@uttamdas8263]

Bahut achcha video dikhaiye aapane

[@mominconstruction2563]

Nice work

[@mariacastro7355]

Smart and professional inspectors.

[@pardhsardheeamitnarendran.1829]

Very very nice orientation of a footing indeed ! Appreciate. Thanks.

[@speedwayman100]

i learned something i learned that the inspector should know that both ties are considered stirrups or ties its just a name they use and those"supports between the two mats are called standees

[@wolfy1]

Good but what are those things that hold it up off the ground?

[@bayoupirate3808]

Again, another fine learning session. Thank You !

[@MasterCivilEngineering]

Learn here more

[@civilengineeringconceptspr6409]

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[@yahyaalzahrani2940]

Thanks....but there’s some observations , Like: 1- wooden wall around base must be done 2- plastic sheet should be under base 1&2 to prevent sands suck Cement mixing water or will be cracked

[@eighnetteify]

Use of plastic sheet is not really necessary here. Using coarse aggregates as coarse base would do the job

[@MasterCivilEngineering]

Watch here more

[@TheConstructionEngineers]

It's really helpful video....

[@zombinotgaming9614]

I'm a rod buster and the bars between the mats are called standies not space bars and also a tie is what you do to tie rebar together with

[@hafedmentalist6732]

Sir, thank you for video .. very helpful .. I am Algerian we use french themes .. I have a question why you didn't separate the foundation from dirt ( using 5 to 10 cm of concret ) ??

[@ardacsdacs4481]

Consider the spacing and number of lateral ties from the top bars of the footing. It might be 6 @4 and 4 @ 6, and the rest will be the least dimension of the column based on ACI Code.

[@MohdAbdulZabbar]

Thanks for your informative video. waiting for more videos from Bangladesh.

[@MohdAbdulZabbar]

I am from Bangladesh. Nice work.

[@peteriroga]

From Solomon Islands, thanks for sharing

[@brisklysudarsan8442]

Hi, I have a clarification, one of the column has 4x16 dia rods and 2x12 dia rods are used. Now the column is poured for cement concrete and cured. Now plinth beam tie is finished and ready for pouring cement concrete. There was dimensional mismatch so now 4 rods in column are cut and another 4 bars are added in plinth level tie up. And then cement concrete is poured. Will the column be strong..if not what to do for reinforcement?

[@kboss6315]

Really great work. It's really helpful for everybody great job keep it up...

[@duluplaz1054]

There are two rings you have fastened, one is inner and another is sourounding all vertical bars. Well done, but What is the distance between two-pair rings vertical up? Appreciated if you provide response thank you

[@sergio0711077]

Saludos desde Puerto Rico. Gracias a tus videos comencé ampliaciones a la casa. Now I have a question. I want to build stuctural colums but I want to do it as close as I can to the border line of the property of the house. I know when you build the fudation it has to be square, but can I do it in L shape form since if I do it square I will lose almost two feet of terrein

[@danielroger4171]

How did you bend the rebars so perfectly was it done in factory or on job site looks amazing

[@amakiramuruzi5358]

The matslab looks 1000 * 1000 mm, with 8 mm bars, the spacing between the two grids 150 mm. The column: eight 16 mm bars, ties and stirrups 6 mm. Clearance: 60 mm all round. Is that right? If yes, could we not put well more than two floors on that?

[@karthickharikumar2517]

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[@aymanraouf8010]

Why is there no Blinding Cover? Are you immediately pouring a mat foundation without precautions on the chemical nature of the ground?

[@warsakengineeringsurvey7848]

it is very helpful please continue it

[@KukeeConstruction]

This is wonderful

[@XamTakorian]

Cool video thanks. Going to integrate rebar into some of my projects.

[@jaihind32949]

In India, We may build 3 floor on this mention column Strength in many rural area . Generally 4 bars used in single floor.

[@pokerplayer1688]

How many concrete footings should be placed on the slab on grade based on a 2000 foot frame home? THANKS

[@theoriginal2404]

is it necessary to pour water in newly build pillars and concrete?

[@MinasKitchenn]

Very nice video 👍👍👉🔔

[@askme2buildit]

You need to have at least 3" cover over the rebar. Does this help?

[@MasterCivilEngineering]

See here bro

[@madegowdakm8899]

Methed of flat beam

[@madegowdakm8899]

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[@perhapstheexpert2574]

Pull em down

[@firewings007]

kindly upload step by step building construction tutorials to get complete knowledge ( including drawings ) , thanks

[@saanamossi4866]

Man, am also in die help to fully know building step from drawing, setting out and all the process to finishing. If you have a bit knowledge to what am talking about, kindly share them to me

[@vipinpanwar9448]

Saana Mossi yes i have

[@sreejithalltech3667]

Thank you, educating us.

[@niamatullahshinwari4841]

thank you sir really appreciate your videos.. i have doubt about development length, please can you clarify me on this..

[@indiasmart53]

once again great video...thanks.. can you just explain how to place one grid of rebars layer over second one...??

[@obeycastle2547]

You build both grids. Then on the bottom grid you equally space out "chairs" of rebar, the prints will tell you where to put them and how high. Then you add the other grid on top. Everything tied up ofcourse. And leveled.

[@AnnaCentauri]

Great video guys

[@adamkusuma1]

Thanks for the video guys..

[@brettterence]

Thank you, that was an excellent video.

[@tomlovelock2499]

One question, why no use of DPM between column at ground? Here in New Zealand code dictates DPM to be present under building footings.

[@anuragraghav8125]

please tell me what is a DPM

[@zahidiqbal9550]

bundle of thanks for information

[@johnjhon4192]

Good explanation

[@phalengholdings8239]

Hi sir, am learning a lot from u, I would like to have a chart with u regarding the skills u teaching here, how can I access that except KZbin?

[@domingosalandanan4139]

possible foundation and footing ...can place reinforced concrete pile before rconcrete footing.

[@broderickarthurian5068]

Are you poring the column in with the slab somehow?

[@Jy-168]

Greeting from Cambodia

[@Jy-168]

Thanks for sharing us this video. God bless IRsir

[@nickyvtown]

You have any vids on grade beams and elevated beams

[@chansokunyim1599]

hi, guys thanks for your videos clib regarding construction buildind n specilzing by part. good for remembering for implenmening at sites, .hope more update and easily explain and understanding well. bey bey

[@zoubair.nachet]

Beautiful.

[@ardacsdacs4481]

The depth of your foundation is less than 1.0 meter from the original ground level with respect to the width of your footing. Consider the soil bearing pressure.

[@abhinavkumar7281]

This video seems to be not correct as there is no depth given to foundation can I know in which earthquake zone are you doing work??

[@luto-lutotaguyz8824]

No PCC, b4 footing rebars inatallation. And confused what deep of the column

[@trinaguo5709]

Thank you for sharing.

[@khanjunaid952]

Plz tell me the footing size and maximum distance bw the columns

[@enemay]

would you use that thick of a rebar/column for a 2 story 150 sqm house?

[@rebarcoldrollingmachine5630]

Anyang Heli Techtronic Co., Ltd is a special manufacture of cold rolling mill for producing cold rolling ribbed rebar, also we can supply the reinforcing steel ball(cold rolling)

[@Justcaa7686]

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[@mohamedelkady845]

VERY USEFUL !!!! THANX AMIGO

[@andydelrosario9837]

Why the footing excavstion almost 3 ft deep only from nat ground line?

[@brandyuchida8680]

If u are not doing a monolithic pour the easiest way to install would be to dowel out the pad.pour prefab column. Form and pour your vertical. I agree the "tie" spacing... not stirrups ... stirrups are foung in slab bands .,look pretty far apart.

[@khanjunaid952]

Sir give me a suggestion I want to construct a house for my family it will be double story building so which type of foundation I will chose

[@MasterCivilEngineering]

Depends upon the tyoe of soil.Have you conducted the basic soil tests

[@TheElijbet]

Excellent stuff, thanks :)

[@shaheenkhan1930]

I m not agree with installation of rebar with this conditions. There is my finding as quality point of view. 1, Installation of rebar direct on natural ground without lean concrete that is volition. 2, should be formwork around footing, 3, vertical rebar should not install below the first layer of footing rebar, its should be top of footing. Thanks

[@HectorPerez-tb8hn]

you nailed, I hate to see rebar resting on the ground period !! the other 2 observation points you might be right as well !!

[@godschosengenerationfellow1871]

The rebars looks good but i did not see a plain concrete or blinding before the foundation. In this case, the footing will rest directly to the soil which is not good practice.

[@danielabdalla3443]

The pad is poured first, and the form is built on top; galvanised bars should have been used if the column is to sit in soil

[@gherdaiulian]

Stirrups are only for stabilizing vertical bars of column? The distance between stirrups is veeeery high. Columns are designed for compression with bending moment. That reinforcement could buckle if the distance between stirrups is that much. There are other things to talk about your column, especially the design part.

[@nickaquinio2934]

YES THE STIRRUPS SHOULD HAVE BEEN CLOSER AT THE BOTTOM PART

[@mirceavenghiac6754]

also...this isn't a mat foundation...

[@mirceavenghiac6754]

especially because the column is short, the stirrups should have been closer at the bottom (the shear force is higher)

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[@tukangbelajarkonstruksi]

Amazing❤

[@bayoupirate3808]

Thanks again Earnie

[@goodwillenterprises7326]

thank you for sharing usefull info

[@enriqueuribe3955]

curing of the concrete . i am tocoro venezuela Thank you

[@elinmoura582]

Brazilian hugs. Tanks.

[@tdauler]

Shout out to Jim C. The Guru! CEL is the best!

[@obeycastle2547]

Straight dirt around the footer? Thats new to me. Im in south texas btw.

[@akamphom4566]

Please show us estimation from footing to complete building with drawing

[@gauthamganga3497]

Plain cement concrete bedding is not provided at the bottom to pour the concrete.. Water from the concrete will be absorbed by Soil..Just making soil wet will not help.. :P

[@jagannathgupta3642]

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[@danielabdalla3443]

3'' is a lot, 50 to 60 mm is more reasonable, although that's on Australian Standards and suits our environment. Plus a membrane along the bottom wouldn't go wrong

[@Bagawanthanusantar]

Indonesia ....yes you....

[@MrTonyshit80]

Hai.. thanks for this....salute

[@rebarcoldrollingmachine5630]

High ductility cold- rolled ribbed rebar

[@MasterCivilEngineering]

Yes dear

[@lauturefritzernst7685]

That's a beautifull video

[@farooqahmad-rs6bs]

nice engineer sirr

[@PS-lm3tp]

How load transfer dowels in concrete work?

[@jimmyellis7621]

What does e f f mean on Precast elevation

[@ngathai6942]

Hi guys, Could you provide me some videos about Macadam construction techniques? Thanks a lot.

[@askme2buildit]

We currently have built a small crushed base road for our construction project. what would you like to learn about?

[@pmadelshawkat6859]

Is their a pc under the rc foundation

[@ravishkumar7342]

How to distribute steel bar different size in one column

[@jasminsharmamanoranjanvideo]

Very good air