Customer Reviews for 1/2 in. x 1 ft. #4 Rebar (6-Per Bundle)

Perfect size for the project!

Got the job done but several pieces were not straight and curved on the end. Definitely better and cheaper to purchase rebar and cut yourself if you have the tools (I did not and hence need to order precut).

So, it may seem odd or silly to rate rebar right? However my application for the product is the main reason and something you may have considered. I use 4x4 pressure treated landscape timber around my flower beds and under a wood fence. I drill a 1/2 inch hole with a forstner bit on each end. I then pound the rebar into the ground. This holds the landscape timber in place for years. The rebar is extremely durable and can hold things in place.

Only received 3 of 4 packages when will the fourth one be delivered ?

The rebar worked well for my project!

I used these to hold my concrete forms in place by driving them into the ground. They are easy to hammer into the ground, they are solid, and they’re easy to remove from the ground to be used again.

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We used this rebar to hold up our walkway solar lights because the spikes they came with just weren’t cutting it. The diameter of the rebar was small enough to fit inside the hollow solar light stand without too much wiggle room. The rebar is working out well for us. We were pleased with the portable and compact packaging for the rebar (came in a small cylinder tube with lid). Very happy with this purchase.

Used for ground stakes

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I bought this to use with my outdoor solar lights. After a while the post no longer stays on the small peg that comes with the light. The base cracks and the lights blow over. This way they stay put.

It's #4 rebar so what else can I say?

Perfect on time well packed

I bought the rebar to use as anchors for my solar lights. The plastic ones always break so I decided to see if these would work and they do. Very happy with them.

Perfect for my use - preventing “critters” from digging under a metal fence line

It's just rebar that I needed for supporting stakes for a concrete pour.