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Packages for Different Sizes
Identifiable Packaging for Each Size:
Our commitment to clarity extends to our packaging, where each size is individually wrapped for instant recognition and convenience.
Rust Resistance Excellence:
Engineered for excellence in rust resistance, our wedge anchors are your reliable choice for applications where resistance to rust and corrosion is paramount.
Hoosker
Reviewed in the United States on March 3, 2025
These work well to secure an AC condenser jail. If you live somewhere this is necessary, you know I'm talking about. Easy to use, good quality, no issues. Would recommend.
Hoosker
Reviewed in the United States on March 3, 2025
These work well to secure an AC condenser jail. If you live somewhere this is necessary, you know I'm talking about. Easy to use, good quality, no issues. Would recommend.
Robert H
Reviewed in the United States on February 2, 2025
These concrete expansion anchors appear to be of quality construction, as they were without casting defects, the finish was nice, and they installed without breaking, despite applying substantial torque to them. I've only used the 6" versions thus far, to attach some 4x4 posts to the side of block-wall addition to my barn on our homestead. They worked as I would expect, set nicely, secured properly once I began tightening them, and didn't break once I torqued them all of the way down. Recommended.
Robert H
Reviewed in the United States on February 2, 2025
These concrete expansion anchors appear to be of quality construction, as they were without casting defects, the finish was nice, and they installed without breaking, despite applying substantial torque to them. I've only used the 6" versions thus far, to attach some 4x4 posts to the side of block-wall addition to my barn on our homestead. They worked as I would expect, set nicely, secured properly once I began tightening them, and didn't break once I torqued them all of the way down. Recommended.
Bluesman
Reviewed in the United States on January 10, 2025
I was trying to use some cheap anchors that came with post brackets I'd purchased for a concrete deck. They were driving me nuts because I couldn't get them to tighten up correctly, or the threads would strip out. It was so frustrating. I ordered this set to finish the project and should have done so earlier. These are really strong and worked perfectly -- just as I'd hoped.These Anchors are a terrific value and I highly recommend them. Order with confidence!!
Bluesman
Reviewed in the United States on January 10, 2025
I was trying to use some cheap anchors that came with post brackets I'd purchased for a concrete deck. They were driving me nuts because I couldn't get them to tighten up correctly, or the threads would strip out. It was so frustrating. I ordered this set to finish the project and should have done so earlier. These are really strong and worked perfectly -- just as I'd hoped.These Anchors are a terrific value and I highly recommend them. Order with confidence!!
STEVEN E.
Reviewed in the United States on December 25, 2024
These wedge anchors are great for concrete. Drill a proper size hole and drive the anchor into the hole. As you tighten the anchor, the wedge pushes against the side of the hole tighter securing the wedge anchor as you tighten the bolt to attach an item to the concrete. These anchors work extremely well and are a great value when needing a strong anchor.
STEVEN E.
Reviewed in the United States on December 25, 2024
These wedge anchors are great for concrete. Drill a proper size hole and drive the anchor into the hole. As you tighten the anchor, the wedge pushes against the side of the hole tighter securing the wedge anchor as you tighten the bolt to attach an item to the concrete. These anchors work extremely well and are a great value when needing a strong anchor.
Jeff
Reviewed in the United States on December 14, 2024
I'm currently building a workshop and needed these to anchor the walls to the concrete pad. The anchors are heavy duty and appear to be well made. The length is good for intermediate anchors (longer ones for ends and centers). Installation is easy and fit is perfect with a good solid lock to the pad. These are about half the price of the big box store which is also a plus.
Jeff
Reviewed in the United States on December 14, 2024
I'm currently building a workshop and needed these to anchor the walls to the concrete pad. The anchors are heavy duty and appear to be well made. The length is good for intermediate anchors (longer ones for ends and centers). Installation is easy and fit is perfect with a good solid lock to the pad. These are about half the price of the big box store which is also a plus.
Noelle Knight
Reviewed in the United States on December 12, 2024
This 30-pack of 1/2" x 5-1/2" zinc-coated wedge anchors is a solid choice for securely fastening heavy items to concrete. The zinc coating provides decent corrosion resistance, making them suitable for indoor and some outdoor applications. Installation is straightforward, and the anchors hold firm under significant load. However, the included instructions could be clearer for beginners. Overall, a durable and cost-effective solution for concrete anchoring projects.
Noelle Knight
Reviewed in the United States on December 12, 2024
This 30-pack of 1/2" x 5-1/2" zinc-coated wedge anchors is a solid choice for securely fastening heavy items to concrete. The zinc coating provides decent corrosion resistance, making them suitable for indoor and some outdoor applications. Installation is straightforward, and the anchors hold firm under significant load. However, the included instructions could be clearer for beginners. Overall, a durable and cost-effective solution for concrete anchoring projects.
dianne n
Reviewed in the United States on December 1, 2024
Well typically not much to say about standard hardware but this type is prone to failure used 8 so far and complete success very pleased. Think if you can use different sizes in length you should not be afraid to buy this product. Other options are available.
dianne n
Reviewed in the United States on December 1, 2024
Well typically not much to say about standard hardware but this type is prone to failure used 8 so far and complete success very pleased. Think if you can use different sizes in length you should not be afraid to buy this product. Other options are available.
R. Moheban
Reviewed in the United States on November 17, 2024
These steel 1/2" wedge anchors are exactly like the ones I used when building a garage on a very old concrete slab that had weathered. I got the okay from the building inspector to use the old slab provided I used 1/2" wedge anchors. I forget the spacing requirement.The inspector checked the work and all was up to code. When I torqued down the nuts to bind the 2x4 sills to the slab, the wedge anchors held fast despite the fact that the concrete was so old that parts were crumbly.These wedge anchors are completely indistinguishable from the ones I used in the past. Same quality, same heft, same smoothly cut threads that nuts go on easily. These include nuts and flat washers.I am confident that these anchors meet the uniform building code standards. For a new pour it's best to use 1/2" J bolts, but for a new wall on an old slab, anchors like these are the way to go.I like the variety pack with the different lengths, because when drilling you can encounter voids or other issues that require you to adjust your hole depth.
R. Moheban
Reviewed in the United States on November 17, 2024
These steel 1/2" wedge anchors are exactly like the ones I used when building a garage on a very old concrete slab that had weathered. I got the okay from the building inspector to use the old slab provided I used 1/2" wedge anchors. I forget the spacing requirement.The inspector checked the work and all was up to code. When I torqued down the nuts to bind the 2x4 sills to the slab, the wedge anchors held fast despite the fact that the concrete was so old that parts were crumbly.These wedge anchors are completely indistinguishable from the ones I used in the past. Same quality, same heft, same smoothly cut threads that nuts go on easily. These include nuts and flat washers.I am confident that these anchors meet the uniform building code standards. For a new pour it's best to use 1/2" J bolts, but for a new wall on an old slab, anchors like these are the way to go.I like the variety pack with the different lengths, because when drilling you can encounter voids or other issues that require you to adjust your hole depth.
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