Our High - Strength Steel - Reinforced Carbon Fiber Rodding, sized 1/8' x 3/8' x 330', is perfect for granite, marble, all natural stones, engineered stones, and quartz counter tops. By enclosing the steel completely in carbon fiber, it eliminates the risk of rust, unlike traditional steel rodding. This triple - layer material offers incredible strength, surpassing standard steel rodding, without the rust worry. The rodding features multiple grooves along each side, designed for maximum glue adhesion, adding extra strength. Using true premium - grade fiberglass, the glue bonds well to it. It comes in a 330 - ft roll that fits our Rodding Stand and others from different manufacturers, saving shop space. Bolt cutters are ideal for cutting it. Benefits include using steel without its side effects, combining steel, fiberglass, and carbon fiber for extreme strength, no rusting, 330' rolls for easy storage, adhesive grooves for a stronger bond, true 8 - strand fiberglass, easy UPS shipping, compatibility with all countertop materials, 1/8' x 3/8' x 330' rolls, zero waste, and easy cut - and - install. Rodding enhances the structural integrity of various stones and is recommended for most countertop installations. When a stone breaks with the rod in place, the countertop stays together, minimizing damage. At a list price of $159.00, it only costs $0.48 per foot, a great investment for your countertop. It works perfectly with our rodding stand.
Using the High - Strength Steel - Reinforced Carbon Fiber Rodding is a breeze. First, measure the area on your countertop where you need the rodding. Then, use bolt cutters to cut the rodding to the right length. Make sure the surface where you'll attach the rodding is clean and dry. Apply glue in the grooves of the rodding for a strong bond, then place it on the desired spot on the countertop. When it comes to storage, keep the 330 - ft roll in a cool, dry place. Avoid exposing it to excessive heat or moisture as it may affect the fiberglass. Maintenance is simple. If there's any dirt or debris on the rodding, just wipe it off with a clean, dry cloth. Also, check the glue bond periodically to ensure it remains strong. With these steps, you'll get the most out of your rodding and keep your countertop in top shape.
