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Ligatures

Ligatures

Ligatures supplied by InfraBuild Reinforcing are used to form footing cages and provide shear reinforcement in concrete beams. InfraBuild Reinforcing' ligatures are commonly used to separate top and bottom layers of trench mesh in residential slabs or for fabricating beam or column cages. Ligature are available to suit a wide range of footing beam sizes.

Typical Uses

  • Used to form footing cages and provide shear reinforcement in concrete beams
  • Separates top and bottom layers of trench mesh

Features

  • Available to suit a wide range of footing beam sizes

To find out more about the standard ligature stocked at your local InfraBuild Reinforcing, or to enquire about other sizes and shapes made to order, please contact your bar shop.

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