Reinforcing bar, cut to length
Reinforcing bar supplied in the lengths you specify, ready to drive, set or shape as soon as it reaches the row.

Trellising Accessories
Cut Rebar is reinforcing bar cut to the lengths a vineyard or orchard row calls for, driven as a stake beside young plants, set as an anchor pin for bracing wires, or shaped into espalier training frames. Specify diameter, length and the quantity you need.
At a glance
Reinforcing bar supplied in the lengths you specify, ready to drive, set or shape as soon as it reaches the row.
Growers drive it beside new plantings, set it as a pin for bracing and tie-back wires, and shape it into the frames that trained fruit grows along.
Diameters from 3/8 to 1 inch (10–25 mm), cut to lengths from 1 to 12 feet (300–3600 mm).
Also known as
Also called rebar stakes in the US. Spanish-speaking crews call it fierro corrugado.
Drive a length beside a young tree or vine to hold the stem upright, set it in the ground as a pin for a bracing wire, or bend it to follow the lines of an espalier. Once set, the bar keeps its position, so the frame or anchor stays where you put it through the season.
Common applications
Shape lengths into the horizontal and angled frames that pears, apples and other trained fruit are tied along.
Set bars as pins for bracing wires and tie-back points where a row needs extra hold at its ends.
Drive a length beside each young tree or vine to keep the stem straight while it grows up to the wire.
Questions answered
Cut rebar forms the framework in espalier and trained-fruit systems, and works as a stake or anchor pin in rows built on GV line posts, cross arms and earth anchors.
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