Ø14 Rebar — Weight, Area & Ordering Numbers
Ribbed reinforcing bar B500 per EN 10080 / DIN 488
Ø14 rebar weighs 1.21 kg per meter — the nominal value every supplier and engineer uses, from the 154 mm² nominal cross-section at 7,850 kg/m³ (ribs are already accounted for: the nominal diameter is defined so that mass, not outside size, matches). A standard 12 m mill bar weighs 14.52 kg, so one tonne is about 68 bars or 826 meters.
These numbers are what you need to turn a cutting list in meters into an order in kilograms — and to check a delivery note against what actually arrived on the truck.
Size & Weight
| Nominal diameter | 14 mm |
| Nominal cross-section A | 154 mm² |
| Weight per meter | 1.21 kg/m |
Ordering Numbers
| Weight of a 6 m bar | 7.26 kg |
| Weight of a 12 m bar | 14.52 kg |
| Bars per tonne (12 m) | 68 |
| Meters per tonne | 826 m |
Frequently Asked Questions
How much does 14 mm rebar weigh per meter?
1.21 kg per meter (nominal, B500 per EN 10080). The quick site formula is d²/162: 14² / 162 ≈ 1.209 kg/m.
How many Ø14 bars are in a tonne?
About 68 bars of 12 m (14.52 kg each), or 137 bars of 6 m. One tonne of Ø14 is roughly 826 meters of bar.
What is the cross-section area of Ø14 rebar?
154 mm² nominal — the value used in reinforcement schedules. For example, 5 bars of Ø14 give 770 mm² of steel.
What is the US equivalent of Ø14 rebar?
The closest US bar is #4 (12.7 mm, 0.994 kg/m). US sizes are numbered in eighths of an inch, so exact matches are rare — check the required steel area, not just the diameter.
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