How do you guys store your rebar stakes

My dad steals them as soon as I make some so I just walk around. His place looking for them , guess that counts as storage lol !

Vertical, in a strong cardboard box in the offseason, in the garage.

Five gallon bucket. It holds enough that it takes some muscle to pick it up. Or maybe I'm just old.

I made stackable boxes out of pallet wood to store mine. Each box holds 30…I think, might be 50.

I drilled holes in the bottom so water could drain out when they were living in the back of my truck during trapping season.

I just put them on a pallet.
We only get around 8" of precipitation anualy.
Not much rust hear.

This back before I moved to cable anchors.

Put them in 14 inch pvc pipe cut 16 inches high , cut out circular slabs of oak 1 1\2 inches thick screwed to the bottoms .
Can fit enough stakes in them that you can't pick em up .

In a plastic barrel of leftover dye and walnut hulls.

Buckets.

Mine sit on a pallet outside when they aren’t in the ground.

They spend more time in the ground than on the pallet.

Tote

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Up right in a 5 gallon bucket

PVC pipe is what I used. 5 or 6" sch 40 with a cap glued on one end.

When I lived in town and only had a garage, I stored rebar stakes and longer rebar vertically between the studs, with one board going across a few inches below their tops and another board a few inches from the bottoms. It worked great. I built concrete walls and footers, for about 3 1/2 years, when I first started Marshal and had literal tons of rebar. On most job sites, we literally threw thousands of pounds of rebar away. I later gave most of the rebar I brought home away. I wish I kept a lot more of it.

Keith

buckets along the wall in the garage and a couple handfuls against the front of the box in the truck

Depending n amount to store newspaper boxes work pretty good

I have a yard barn 24 feet by 12. I put all my long stakes in an above bay I made. The re-rods I put a 1 by 6 strip down one side all the way about 15 inches above the floor. With the 2 by 4 sides that gives me a ton a space to hold a couple hundred rebar stakes. I use pails when transporting to use.

Bryce