Slab reinforcement
Mesh and bar for slabs on ground and suspended slabs, with chairs and cover to the drawings.
Steelfixing
Reinforcement tied to the drawings and ready for inspection
The steel is what the engineer signs off and what the structure relies on. We place and tie it to the structural drawings, inside forms we built, ahead of a pour we booked.
Why it matters
The inspection is the gate to the pour
A failed reinforcement inspection stops the pour and the program behind it. We set the steel to the drawings and check it before the engineer arrives, and because the pour is ours we never book concrete ahead of the sign off.
Scope
What we reinforce
Confirmed against your drawings in the quote.
Column and wall cages
Cages and starter bars for columns and walls, set to line inside the forms.
Beams and footings
Beam and footing reinforcement placed as part of the same structural sequence.
Ready for inspection
Checked against the structural drawings before the engineer's inspection.
Part of one package
Steel that arrives when the forms are ready
Our steelfixers work to the same program as our formwork crew, so the steel goes in as the forms are finished, not days later. The inspection, the sign off and the pour follow in one sequence.
- Placed and tied to the structural drawings
- Sequenced with the formwork and the pour
- Concrete booked only after the steel is signed off
Other services
The rest of the structure
Formwork
Slabs, columns, walls and beams, formed to the drawings and ready for steel on the day the program says.
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Concrete
Pours planned with the formwork and steel already in place, then placed, finished and cured.
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Integrated delivery
All three trades under one contract and one program, so the structure has one team answering for it.
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About steelfixing
We set the steel to the structural drawings and have it ready for the engineer's inspection before the pour. Because the pour is ours too, we do not book concrete until the steel is signed off.
By sequencing the three trades ourselves. The formwork, the steel and the pour sit in one program, so the next crew is ready when the last one finishes and the builder is not left coordinating the gaps.
Talk to us. We are set up to deliver all three together, which is where the coordination pays off, but tell us the scope you need and we will tell you straight how we can help.
The architectural and structural drawings, the site address, the trades you need and when you expect to start. Send them through the quote form or email our estimating team, and we will come back to you with a price for the structure.
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Pricing reinforcement? Send the drawings.
We price it with the formwork and the concrete, so the structure has one number.