Rebar detailing
Placing drawings and bar lists a placer can build from
Outsourced rebar detailing for projects in the United States and Canada. US customary bar numbers, or Canadian metric designations, in the standard you name. Your local PE remains the engineer of record.
A rebar package from this desk is a placing drawing, a bar bending schedule, and the bar list that matches the marks on the sheet. Where the project is already in Revit, the same information is modeled as rebar, not only drawn in CAD.
US work follows ACI 315, ACI 318, and the CRSI Manual of Standard Practice. Canadian work follows the Reinforcing Steel Institute of Canada and CSA A23.3. Tell us which one governs. Each sheet uses one designation system, or a dual callout if you ask for it.
What you receive
- Placing drawings: plans, elevations, and sections with bar marks, covers, and lap or development callouts taken from your design criteria.
- Bar bending schedules and bar lists, with shape, cut length, and quantity.
- Revit rebar when you want the cage in the model, coordinated with the concrete you already have.
- An RFI log before detailing starts, so missing sections are a written list and not a silent assumption.
What we need from you
Structural drawings, the concrete outline (or the Revit model), the specified covers, the bar grade, and the lap or development rules you want used. If the engineer of record has typical details, send those. We follow them.
Next step
Send the structural set, even if it is still marked up.
A partial PDF is enough for a first quote if you say which sheets are still moving.