Answer / neetish

Its depends on the dia,
spacing and different
methods of binding of
steel so we have to make
bar bending schedule then
we can know the quantity.

Answer / muthuraj

Per sft approximately 7kg
=99*7
693kg

Answer / khan.altaf786@gmail.com

Area of Room : 99sqft
Convert in sqm
So: 99÷10.765= 9.1964sqmt
Assumed bar spacing 150mm
No.of rod=9.1964÷.150= 61.30 1=62.30


So sqmt 62x2=124rod

Answer / chandradip

per sqft about 1.5kg
=99*1.5
=148.5kg

Answer / shabu

125

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