• 1 quintal = 100 kg, so the quintal rate = per-kg rate × 100.
• The exact rate is based on grade, size and your state.
• Bulk quintal/ton orders usually get better prices than small orders.
• Ask our team the current quintal rate for the size you need.

 • Sariya (TMT bar) price varies with grade, size, and state.
 • Contact our team for the latest confirmed rate for your requirement.
 • Usually a better rate applies to bulk orders than to small quantities.
 • Always ask if the quotes include GST before comparison.

• All are Hindi/Regional names for the same product i.e. TMT bars.
• Saria and sariya are popular in Bihar UP and Jharkhand.
• Chhad and rod are also often used interchangeably in many regions.
• All are the same TMT reinforcement steel used in construction.

• Yes, but mainly because of the distance to the production plant.
• Jharkhand (closer to our Giridih plant) is most competitive rate.
• States like Assam, Jammu and Tripura might have a slightly higher delivered cost.
• Check our state wise list or contact us for rate for your exact location.

• Calculated @ kg rate multiplied by 100.
• Depends on grade (Fe 500/500D/550) and dimension (mm).
• Generally, orders for bulk quintal or ton get a better rate per-kg.
• Contact our team for the current quintal price you need.

• 12mm is the most popular size for beams and columns.
• 8mm & 10mm for plates & light sections.
• 16mm is used for heavier columns in multi-storey homes.
• Many homes need a mix of sizes due to the structural design.

• This must be confirmed at time of quotation at all times.
• Some quotes are shown before tax, which can make them look cheaper than they are.
• Always ask for a figure including GST before comparing two suppliers.
• Our team will explain this to you when you ask for a rate.

• Call our toll free number 1800 313 7800
• Your state, Required grade, size and quantity. (kg/quintal/ton)
• Our staff will verify the applicable rate for your location.
• Make sure you get the final quote in writing before placing the order.

• Differences often arise from grade, quality certification and testing standards.
• Delivered cost varies by distance from manufacturing plant.
• Per kg. rate can be highly variable by bulk order quantity.
• When comparing prices to see if one is "cheaper" always compare the same grade, size and unit.