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Rebar Weight Calculator

Estimate rebar weight by bar size, bar length, quantity, total linear feet, pounds, tons, and material cost for slabs, footings, walls, driveways, patios, pads, and reinforcement takeoffs.

Best for

Rebar takeoffs

Calculates

Weight + tons

Includes

Cost estimate

Common rebar weights

#3 rebar0.376 lb/ft
#4 rebar0.668 lb/ft
#5 rebar1.043 lb/ft
#6 rebar1.502 lb/ft

Use supplier data for final ordering when exact grade, coating, or bar specifications matter.

Calculate rebar weight

Enter rebar size, bar length, quantity, waste allowance, and pricing method to estimate total length, pounds, tons, and material cost.

Rebar weight estimate

Estimated total weight

367 lb

0.184 short tons.

Rebar diameter1/2 in
Weight per foot0.668 lb/ft
Weight per bar13.36 lb
Base linear feet500.00 ft
Waste linear feet50.00 ft
Total linear feet550.00 ft
Total pounds367 lb
Total tons0.184 tons
Estimated material cost$468
Effective cost per foot$1
Effective cost per pound$1

This calculator estimates standard rebar material weight. Confirm exact specifications, coating, grade, and pricing with your supplier before ordering.

For material takeoffs

Estimate total rebar feet, pounds, tons, and number of stock bars needed before ordering.

For delivery planning

Use estimated weight to plan handling, hauling, jobsite delivery, and storage requirements.

For cost estimating

Calculate estimated rebar material cost using price per foot, price per pound, or price per stock bar.

Rebar weight calculator FAQs

How much does #4 rebar weigh?

#4 rebar weighs about 0.668 pounds per foot. A 20-foot stick weighs about 13.36 pounds before rounding.

How do I convert rebar pounds to tons?

Divide total rebar pounds by 2,000 to estimate short tons.

Does epoxy-coated rebar weigh the same?

The steel weight is generally based on the bar size. Coatings can add small differences, so supplier data should be used for final ordering.

Can this calculator estimate cost?

Yes. You can estimate cost by price per foot, price per pound, or price per stock bar.

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