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What Customers Are Saying
Customers overwhelmingly praise these concrete and masonry anchors for exceptional holding power and reliability, with most noting they hold far beyond expectations across diverse applications from TVs to heavy shelving. Installation is consistently described as straightforward and fast when proper technique and a hammer drill are used, though a few report tight fits requiring extra force. The full-length sleeve design delivers consistent strength in brick, concrete block, and poured concrete. A small number encountered minor issues like small washers or occasional spinning, but these were rare and typically linked to improper hole preparation. Overall, reviewers consider these anchors a dependable, versatile solution for masonry anchoring needs.
Customer review summary generated by AI, including incentivized reviews.Necessary for anchoring to concrete.
Would RecommendUsed these anchors to attach a couple 4x4 post bases to an old concrete porch for handrails. Use a hammer drill and masonry bit and drill hole deeper than needed. Be sure to vacuum/blow dust out of hole first or this will not fully insert.
Gazebo project
Would RecommendWorked exactly as it was intended. Amazing how well projects go with the proper tools and materials.
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Would RecommendProduct worked well, but I had to buy both the 3" AND the 2.25"; put the 3" bolt inside the 2.25" sleeve so I actually had enough threads sticking up to bolt my new Bollard Light bases to (the remaining 2.25" bolts and 3" sleeves became throw-aways, a waste of good money!). The purchased "bolt/sleeve" set has very few threads showing when in concrete.
Works but washer too small.
A little lacking in instruction details but work. Using an Impact Driver Helps greatly. The washer that comes with the anchor is way too small for the slotted hole. I had to add a larger washer to each one.
Works and holds up to the weight it states.
Would RecommendWe needed something to secure the new gate and these worked perfectly.
Solid concrete anchors
Would RecommendUsed these when framing a new room. Masonry nails weren't cutting it.
Best Anchor
Would RecommendI have used Read Head wedge anchors since the 70’s and have never had one fail.