Steel rebars are fixed in concrete slabs by placing them in the desired position within the formwork before pouring the concrete. The rebars are then secured in place using wire ties or mechanical spacers to ensure they remain in the correct position during the pouring and curing process.
Steel rebars are fixed in concrete slabs by being positioned and secured within the concrete mixture before it solidifies. The rebars are typically laid out in a predetermined pattern, and then tied together with wire or secured with metal clips to ensure they stay in place. This reinforcement helps to improve the strength and durability of the concrete slab, making it more resistant to cracking and structural failure.
