Crsi Placing — Reinforcing Bars.pdf !!top!!

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One of the most referenced sections of the document involves the geometry of hooks. Structural drawings often call out standard hooks (180-degree, 90-degree, or 135-degree), but the exact dimensions required to fabricate these hooks are determined by the bar diameter. The 2025 construction codes revised seismic hook details;