When installing Steel Screw Anchors, it is necessary to use the correct size of anchor hole. The hole should be 1/2 inch larger than the diameter of the anchor. This will prevent it from bottoming out. Also, the hole in the fixture must be slightly bigger than the diameter of the anchor, for example, a 5/8" diameter anchor will need a hole that is 3/4" in diameter. To properly install the anchor, a 15/16" wrench is needed.

screw anchor is a trusted solution for masonry and concrete applications. It delivers exceptional performance and ease of installation. Unlike older types of anchors, it is also designed for multiple environments, making it a reliable, durable choice. The stainless steel screw anchor is easy to install and features long-term corrosion resistance.

heavy-duty steel screw anchor with a finished hex head. It is easy to install and easily recognizable. Its patented thread design reduces installation torque. The steel eye rod and helix are hot-dip galvanized to resist rust and corrosion.