Rebar Stirrups

A 10mm 5" x 10" stirrup is a type of reinforcement used in concrete construction.
It consists of a steel bar bent into a rectangular shape with a 5-inch width and a 10-inch height, with a diameter of 10mm.
Stirrups are typically used to reinforce vertical columns or beams, and they provide added strength and stability to the structure.

The 10mm diameter of the steel bar used for the stirrup refers to the thickness of the bar, and it is a standard size commonly used in construction.
The 5-inch width and 10-inch height of the stirrup are specific to this particular product, and may vary depending on the specific application and engineering requirements of the project.

Stirrups are an essential component of reinforced concrete structures, as they help to distribute the load evenly and prevent the formation of cracks in the concrete.
They are often used in combination with other reinforcement materials, such as steel rebar, to create a strong and durable structure that can withstand the stresses and forces of daily use.