Installing Threaded Rod In Concrete

Anchoring bolts railings and rebar in concrete with anchoring epoxy.

Installing threaded rod in concrete.

The coarse threads of the rod anchor grip solidly into the wood and can hold 1600 pounds of direct pull weight. Tgd supplied and recommended m10 316 stainless steel threaded rods are 100mm in length in order to ensure a minimum anchoring depth of 75mm is achieved longer lengths of threaded rod or chemset anchors will be required to offset any tile or paver thickness on the slab e g. 40mm paver 120mm threaded rod chemset anchor. Epoxy solutions are becoming increasingly popular to help manage project timelines and reduce anchor issues because of the precise placement of bolts do not have to be made during casing of the concrete.

They are embedded in concrete and provide pull out resistance with their fully threaded bodies along with the help of a nut or nut and plate combination. Anchoring handrails or securing any object to concrete or masonry using threaded rods rebar bolts or dowels requires a high strength permanent bond especially applications that will be subjected to heavy loads or vibration. To connect the threaded rod to the wood joist you must first install a hanger that has threads matching the rod. Basic guidelines for using epoxy adhesive to install bolts threaded rod rebar into concrete stone or masonry.

All thread rod anchor bolts are commonly specified using the anchor bolt specification f1554 in grades 36 55 and 105. Also known as rod anchors they re often used with threaded rod to hang pipe and wiring.