Helix Steel: Unlikely Champions of Sustainable Design

What is concrete’s problem? Concrete is brittle and must be reinforced with long metal bars, called steel rebar—the bars you sometimes see jutting out of dilapidated concrete buildings. That’s because even with rebar, concrete deteriorates over time, and buildings literally fall down.

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Rebar vs. Helix Micro Rebar: The Ultimate Concrete Reinforcement Comparison

As contractors seek new ways to do more with less while providing superior results, there is one strong reinforcement product that is leading the charge: Helix Micro Rebar. It’s a small one-inch twisted piece of metal that packs a mighty punch. When mixed with concrete prior to placement, it can create a composite material that is stronger than what any other concrete reinforcement can deliver.

How American Developers Are Cutting Timelines and Saving Money

As contractors seek new ways to do more with less while providing superior results, there is one strong reinforcement product that is leading the charge: Helix Micro Rebar. It’s a small one-inch twisted piece of metal that packs a mighty punch. When mixed with concrete prior to placement, it can create a composite material that is stronger than what any other concrete reinforcement can deliver.

Stronger Concrete is Possible With Steel Micro Reinforcement

As contractors seek new ways to do more with less while providing superior results, there is one strong reinforcement product that is leading the charge: Helix Micro Rebar. It’s a small one-inch twisted piece of metal that packs a mighty punch. When mixed with concrete prior to placement, it can create a composite material that is stronger than what any other concrete reinforcement can deliver.