How do you instsll the anchors
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It was going to cost me too much to rent the concrete drill and purchase the diamond drill bits, etc., so I decided to hire the company that built the pool to install the rail. The best decision I made. Hire a company who owns all tools they need. Otherwise an individual person will just have to rent the drill., and pass the cost on to you plus labor. Hope this helps.
1064728
I drilled holes one to two inches larger than the anchors and poured cement and let set . Make sure holes are aligned perfectly and exactly the right distance from post to post and level.
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To install the anchors you first have to mix up about four eighty pounds bags of quickete pour two bag around each anchor making sure to leave enough room to install your pavers over it and dont forget to ground it with copper bonding wire or else you will get shocked everytime you touch the rail and the water. The anchors are sold separately
1064730
heavy duty electric drill, circular bit with masonry starter bit...star drill bit and hammer to finish the job...had to start the hole with circular bit and finish shaping the hole with hammer and star bit. took a while to go thru 4 inches of concrete
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I would purchase different wall anchors if you need to anchor to driwall. I believe I was able to place at least a pair of the screws that came with these in a wall stud and I used much heavier duty anchors, purchased separately, for the others.
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Put the anchor in the wall. Remove the white plastic plate from the black plastic unit. Screw the black plastic plate into the anchor. Snap white plastic into black plastic plate
1692102
Use a hammer drill and masonry bit. Measure the length of the anchor you are using and set the depth gauge on the drill.
1679010
I have a 28ft tritoon I/O that wights about 6,000lbs empty. My digger holds in stiff wind. Make sure you are following the directions. Specifically, be sure to let out 2.5 times the depth in rope. This give the anchor a chance to dig at the correct angle. The angle of your anchor line is probably too steep.
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They don't look like it, but they are anchors. Some people have mentioned replacing them with better versions, but they did the job for ours.
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Best bet: Take one of the screws to your local Ace or TruValue Hardware store and ask the staff to help you find anchors from open stock.
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Use the screws. Make sure that the holes you drill for them are squarely in the beam. I did not use the anchors
1820116
There is a strap by their feet (you can't see it in photo above) and a button that you hold dsown. While holding the button you pull the strap to tighten the shoulder straps or pull the shoulder straps to loosen to them. It's easy.
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Start at bottom and work your way up. Small stickers say left and right, once you get started, all holes should be facing inward
1573828
I used a couple of sheetrock wall anchors. Use the base to mark your holes, drill a small hole in the wall, insert the anchor and screw the base to the wall. Piece of cake!
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Yes, you'll need four, one for each post. The anchors are put into the concrete, filled around with patching material, then the posts inserted and the anchors tightened to hold them.
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There are basic installation instructions and some short pieces of rope. You run the rope through the rings on the shade cloth and tie them off to the structure you plan to use. It really depends on what your location offers in terms of anchor opportunities. I drilled into solid wood beams at my house and then threaded a long eye bolt through and used a washer and nut to hold it tight. I used different ropes than came with it because I needed more length. It will stretch out and you will have to retie it a few days after install. That's normal. I did it after it rained too. I have had mine up all summer and couldn't be happier. Good construction. Good product. There are basic installation instructions and some short pieces of rope. You run the rope through the rings on the shade cloth and tie them off to the structure you plan to use. It really depends on what your location offers in terms of anchor opportunities. I drilled into solid wood beams at my house and then threaded a long eye bolt through and used a washer and nut to hold it tight. I used different ropes than came with it because I needed more length. It will stretch out and you will have to retie it a few days after install. That's normal. I did it after it rained too. I have had mine... » Read More There are basic installation instructions and some short pieces of rope. You run the rope through the rings on the shade cloth and tie them off to the structure you plan to use. It really depends on what your location offers in terms of anchor opportunities. I drilled into solid wood beams at my house and then threaded a long eye bolt through and used a washer and nut to hold it tight. I used different ropes than came with it because I needed more length. It will stretch out and you will have to retie it a few days after install. That's normal. I did it after it rained too. I have had mine up all summer and couldn't be happier. Good construction. Good product. « Show Less
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There are several sheetrock anchors on the market that support up 75lbs per anchor. Put 3 on top and three on the bottom and you have 450lbs of support. Use the spiral auger metal anchors. You can find them at home depot.
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The manual has instructions. you can use a seatbelt or anchors or a tether anchor. I use the seatbelt method myself.
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They have tent stakes to hold them down. The anchor is only as good as the ground though. A high wind area will require more stable anchor!
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There are plenty of holes in the bottom for anchoring. My guess would be to either use concrete screws or drill anchors.