Grip-rite HS1236RBP Rebar Stake 1/2 X 36 Inch Steel

Product Description

The GRIP-RITE HS1236RBP is a 1/2-inch by 36-inch unfinished steel rebar stake used for reinforcing concrete in masonry construction and as a general-purpose stake in outdoor applications. Fabricated from durable unfinished steel, this rebar delivers the rigidity needed to anchor forms, support plant growth, secure tent posts, and position sprinkler heads. Its standard diameter and length make it a practical fit for a wide range of light-duty to moderate structural and landscaping tasks. Licensed contractors, masons, and landscaping crews reach for this rebar when a reliable, no-frills steel stake is required on the job site.

This rebar stake is suited for residential and light commercial masonry projects where concrete reinforcement or ground anchoring is needed. Common applications include concrete slab and footing reinforcement, garden bed staking, tent and canopy anchoring, and sprinkler head positioning. Its unfinished steel construction is appropriate for embedment in concrete or direct ground penetration. The 36-inch length provides sufficient depth for stable anchoring in most soil conditions encountered in standard construction and landscaping scenarios.

Key Features

• 1/2-inch diameter unfinished steel construction for strength and rigidity
• 36-inch length suitable for concrete reinforcement and deep ground staking
• Multi-purpose use: concrete masonry, garden stakes, tent posts, and sprinkler head support
• Sold individually, allowing purchase of exact quantities needed per project
• Lightweight at approximately 1.865 pounds for easy handling and transport on site

Compatibility

Designed as a standard 1/2-inch diameter rebar stake compatible with typical concrete forming systems, masonry reinforcement applications, and general ground-staking uses in construction and landscaping projects.

Installation Notes

Installation is typically performed by masons, concrete contractors, or landscaping crews using standard site tools such as a hammer, mallet, or rebar driver. Always wear appropriate personal protective equipment including gloves and eye protection when cutting or driving rebar. Power down any nearby electrical service and confirm no underground utilities are present before driving stakes into the ground. Cut ends may be sharp — handle accordingly and cap exposed rebar ends per applicable job site safety requirements.