What is the standard size rebar used to construct a 4 inch concrete foundation? | | #3 (3/8 inch) | 18% | | #4 (1/2 inch) | 51% | | #5 (5/8 inch) | 18% | | Not sure | 12% | | | | | Question: What is the standard size rebar used to construct a 4 inch concrete foundation? Top Answer (51% of 33 votes): #4 (1/2 inch).
Answer: Not sure
Explanation: Actually fiber is better . | | RP Enterprises | Answer: #5 (5/8 inch)
Explanation: I would imagine that you would use between a #4- #5 rebar for stability. | | COMMON SENSE FLOORING, INC. | Answer: #4 (1/2 inch)
Explanation: #4 rebar on 12" centers is a robust reinforcement spec for a 4" slab. | | Maven Group LLC | | | ProMatcher | Answer: #4 (1/2 inch)
Explanation: #4 is recommended | | alvaradomasonry | Answer: #4 (1/2 inch)
Explanation: #4 usually used both horizontaly and verticaly usually in footings and walls that are 8 inches thick. | | Concrete services | Answer: #4 (1/2 inch)
Explanation: to minimize movement and damage, to support load of weight you are putting on top of it, etc. | | Black Dirt Services LLC | | | ProMatcher | Answer: #4 (1/2 inch)
Explanation: #4 is 1/2 in and usually code | | DIRTCO CONSTRUCTION |
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