Rebar Corner

A 15mm 3' x 3' Rebar Corner typically refers to a reinforced steel bar used to reinforce the corners of concrete structures, such as building foundations, retaining walls, and other construction projects.

The "15mm" specification indicates the diameter of the rebar, which is 15 millimeters or about 0.59 inches.
The "3' x 3'" specification indicates the length and width of the rebar corner, which is three feet by three feet, or approximately 0.91 meters by 0.91 meters.

The rebar is typically bent at a 90-degree angle to create the corner shape and is embedded into the concrete structure at the intersection of the two perpendicular walls.
This helps to strengthen the corner and prevent cracking or collapse of the structure.

Rebar corners are essential to ensure the structural integrity of a building or other construction project, especially in areas prone to seismic activity or high winds.
They are commonly used in construction projects worldwide and are designed to meet specific building codes and standards for safety and durability.