Different jobs call for different reinforcement. A driveway, a retaining wall and a house foundation each have their own typical mesh or bar specification, and getting it right starts with knowing what’s normally used before your engineer confirms the detail for your project. Call us now on 0207 856 0141 or browse the job types below.
Reinforcement by project type
- Reinforcement for Concrete Driveways — mesh specification for domestic and heavier-duty driveway slabs
- Reinforcement for House Foundations and Footings — when strip and trench-fill foundations need rebar, and when they don’t
- Reinforcement for Floor Slabs — domestic ground floors through to industrial slabs
- Reinforcement for Patios and Paths — lighter-duty mesh for pedestrian areas
- Reinforcement for Retaining Walls — vertical and horizontal rebar for retained ground
- Reinforcement for Garage and Shed Bases — light-duty slabs for outbuildings
- Reinforcement for Extensions — foundations, slab and retained ground on one project
Every page follows the same rule
We supply what’s specified, and we’re happy to talk through what’s typical for a job like yours. The final say on mesh grade, bar diameter, cover and detailing always sits with your structural engineer or building control — these pages describe common practice, not a substitute for your project’s own design. Once you have a spec, or a schedule to cut and bend, we quote it fast.
