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Floor Anchors

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Slowpoke

08-17-2003 10:42:40




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What materials and methods do you guys use for floor anchors? I making up for use in 6" concrete, 3-1/2" id steel pipe, 7" long with a 1" bar hole 2-1/2" from the bottom. A 1/8" plate is welded to the bottom. The 3-1/2" id is a little small and I can only put about 3' of chain in it.
I was wondering if 4" ABS sewer pipe would work in place of steel. How would one make a cover for the ABS? How is it done for the steel pipe to keep it from popping out?
Do you think pulling to the side would break the ABS or the concrete around it? All answers appreciated.

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JMS/MN

08-17-2003 17:55:32




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 Re: Floor Anchors in reply to Slowpoke, 08-17-2003 10:42:40  
I have a greasing pit in the shop- block walls with poured concrete steps on one end. Since the hole was several feet deep alongside the steps, I bent some one inch bar into a u-shape, and put one of these on each side of the steps. They are in three feet of concrete. Slipped a small pail or can in near the top to create a well to hold the concrete back. Whatever type of floor anchor you put in, I would certainly go several times as deep as the floor, with some cross irons to anchor it.

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Andy

08-17-2003 12:20:53




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 Re: Floor Anchors in reply to Slowpoke, 08-17-2003 10:42:40  
I have a friend who placed two lengths of rail road rail with a framework welded in between into his shop floor. It is flush with the floor surface. He welds a hook or block where he needs it and cuts if off when he's done,(he can do this because he doesn't use it too often). It meets his needs, mostly auto body.



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