Bent Bars, Stirrups and Custom Shapes in Florida
Bent bars, stirrups and custom shapes: factory-formed GFRP hoops, L-bars, U-bars and cages.
- Composite Rebar
- Takeoff and quote
- Florida delivery
Takeoffs. Approvals. Delivery.
Prefer to type? Text your request to (844) 379-1411.
Composite bars cannot be heated and bent in the field like steel. Every hook, hoop, stirrup and corner is formed at the factory, so the shapes have to be on the order before the bars are made.
We turn bar schedules into clear shape lists with dimensions, counts and tags, so that what arrives on site matches the drawing. It is a small step that avoids a big delay.
Bent Bars, Stirrups and Custom Shapes: what we handle
- Hoops, ties and stirrups
- L- and U-shaped bars
- Corner bars for walls and beams
- Cages assembled for columns and caps
- Custom shapes from the bar schedule
- Tagged bundles for easy placement
When it is a good fit
- Your drawings call for hooks, stirrups or corner bars
- You want to avoid field bending that is not possible with composite
- You want tagged bundles that match the plans
- You need shapes made before a pour date
What happens after you ask
- 1
You tell us the project
Send your plans, your city and what you are considering. It takes about a minute.
- 2
We build the takeoff
We read the drawings, gather the product approvals and give you a clear, line-by-line quote.
- 3
We schedule and deliver
Material is planned to your build sequence and delivered to the jobsite.
About bent bars, stirrups and custom shapes
Why can’t GFRP be bent on site?
The resin and fibers are set, and bending them in the field can damage the bar. Shapes are formed during manufacturing.
How long do shapes take?
It depends on the shape and the quantity. Order early and tell us your pour date.
Do you ask for a deposit just to talk?
No. Talking about a project, a takeoff and a quote are part of how we work. Orders are placed under a written quote you approve.
Are you a lead generation company?
No. We are not a lead generation company, and we do not sell leads. Your request stays with our team.
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