Coil Rods

Coil rods are a type of concrete reinforcing bar that are commonly used in construction to provide additional strength and stability to concrete structures. They are typically made of high-strength steel and have a helical shape that allows them to be easily inserted and anchored into concrete.

Coil rods are commonly used in various concrete applications such as forming and anchoring walls, retaining walls, bridge decks, and other large concrete structures. They are also used to tie concrete forms together during the pouring and setting process.

Coil rods come in various sizes and lengths, ranging from 1/2 inch to 1 inch in diameter and up to 20 feet in length. They are typically coated with a protective layer of epoxy or other corrosion-resistant material to ensure their longevity and durability.

When installing coil rods, it is important to ensure that they are properly anchored and secured to the concrete structure to provide maximum strength and stability. This may involve the use of additional reinforcing materials, such as rebar or wire mesh, to ensure that the coil rods are properly integrated into the concrete structure.