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3 inch Steel Rebar Chairs for Concrete Footings - Double Rod Capacity feed-product-width-36 in Can also be used for Dimensions W x L
3 inch Steel Rebar Chairs for Concrete Footings - Double Rod Capacity feed-product-width-36 in Can also be used for Dimensions W x L
3 inch Steel Rebar Chairs for Concrete Footings - Double Rod Capacity feed-product-width-36 in Can also be used for Dimensions W x L
3 inch Steel Rebar Chairs for Concrete Footings - Double Rod Capacity feed-product-width-36 in Can also be used for Dimensions W x L
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3 inch Steel Rebar Chairs for Concrete Footings - Double Rod Capacity feed-product-width-36 in Can also be used for Dimensions W x L

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3 inch Steel Rebar Chairs for Concrete Footings Double Rod Capacity feed product width 36 in Can also be used for Dimensions W x L Can also be used for pond applications with vertical pipes that need to prevent sediment in flow during high water events What makes these stakes better for concrete forms than standard stakes Our rebar chair works for #3 to #8 or 3 8 inch to 1 inch diameter rebar Heavy Duty Steel Made from annealed steel which increases the toughness

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