Steel & Rebar calculator

    Rebar Weight Calculator

    The free Rebar Weight Calculator by CM PRO helps site engineers, quantity surveyors, contractors and homeowners weight of steel bars by diameter and length (D²/162). It supports both metric and imperial units and gives instant results for steel ordering and bar bending schedule checks.

    How the Rebar Weight Calculator works

    Weight per metre = D² ÷ 162.2 (D in mm). Total = weight per metre × length × number of bars.

    How to use this calculator

    1. Sign up free and verify your email to unlock the calculator.
    2. Choose Metric (m, mm, m³, kg) or Imperial (ft, in, cft, lb) units.
    3. Enter the bar diameter, length per bar, no. of bars.
    4. Results update instantly — read the quantities in the Results panel.
    5. Add a wastage allowance and confirm against your drawings and specifications before ordering.

    Typical uses

    Steel ordering and bar bending schedule checks.

    Assumptions & limitations

    Results are planning estimates based on standard assumptions for steel & rebar work. They do not replace structural design, site measurement or project specifications. Material densities, wastage and mix proportions vary by region and supplier.

    Frequently asked questions

    How does the Rebar Weight Calculator work?
    Weight per metre = D² ÷ 162.2 (D in mm). Total = weight per metre × length × number of bars.
    Can I use the Rebar Weight Calculator in feet and inches?
    Yes. Switch to Imperial and enter feet, inches, square feet or pounds — the calculator converts automatically and shows results in imperial units.
    When should I use the Rebar Weight Calculator?
    Steel ordering and bar bending schedule checks.
    Is this construction calculator free?
    Yes. All CM PRO construction calculators are free — you only need to sign up and verify your email.

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