Rebar Stakes

Rebar Stakes are ribbed-profile stakes driven into the ground for temporary form retention and site layout. The deformed surface increases ground engagement and resists pull-out.

At a glance

Rebar Stakes at a glance.

Definition

A ribbed-profile form stake

A deformed-surface stake for temporary forms, site layout and concrete preparation.

Application

Driven beside boards

The ribbed surface increases ground friction and locks the stake in position beside a board or at a layout mark.

Product form

Diameter, lengths and grades

5/8 to 1 inch diameter; 16 to 56 inches length; C1008–C1040 material; multiple finish options including painted and galvanized.

Also known as

Reinforcing formwork stakeFormwork pegFormwork spike

How it works

Driven and locked by ground resistance

Drive the stake beside the form board or at the layout mark. Ground friction engages the deformed ribs and holds it rigidly in place.

Common applications

Where it is used.

Application

Slab edge retention

Ribbed surface anchors temporary form boards at slab and flatwork edges.

Application

Foundation and footing layout

Marks and retains temporary form positions during footing preparation.

Application

High-engagement ground conditions

The deformed profile performs better than smooth stakes in loose or soft ground.

Concrete systems

Ribbed-profile form and layout stakes

Deformed ribs engage the ground more aggressively than smooth round or flat profiles. Round, Flat / C-mouth and Square Stakes provide smooth alternatives; Formwork Pins handle pin-driven work.

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Rebar Stakes specifications