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1/2" x 18" Threaded Concrete Anchor L-Bolts (Nuts & Washers Included) - Galvanized
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1/2" x 18" Threaded Concrete Anchor L-Bolts (Nuts & Washers Included) - Galvanized

1/2" x 18" Threaded Concrete Anchor L-Bolts (Nuts & Washers Included) - Galvanized

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Secure Base Plates & Sill Plates To Your Concrete Foundations!

Whether you're a DIY enthusiast or a seasoned professional, our 1/2" x 18" Threaded Concrete Anchor Bolts provide a reliable solution for attaching base plates and sill plates to concrete foundations. They are also suitable for securing signage, lightweight post bases, and general anchorage to concrete applications. 

These Hot Dipped Galvanized L-Bolts (may also be called J-Bolts), offer superior corrosion resistance and are designed for use with treated lumber. They feature clean threads for effortless installation. Nuts and washers are included! 

Please Note*
  • Bolt Diameter
    • Nominal - 1/2"
    • Actual - 7/16"
  • Nuts and washers are included.

Sandbaggy carries a variety of concrete forming supplies.


Specs

  • Bolt Length: 18 inch
  • Bolt Diameter
    • 1/2 inch (nominal)
    • 7/16 inch (actual)
  • Hook Length: 1-1/4 inch
  • Thread Length: 2 inch
  • Thread Pitch: 1/2"-13
  • Thread Designation: Male / External 
  • Material: Steel
  • Grade (Steel): 36
  • Coating: Hot Dipped Galvanized
  • Washer and Nuts Included: Yes
  • Meets ASTM
    • ASTM A307 or F1554, Grade 36 Specs
    • ASTM A153, Class C or ASTM F2329 Specs

Features

  • Essential for Base or Sill Plate Installation: Ideal for attaching base plates and sill plates to new concrete foundations. These concrete fasteners are ideal for various wood or concrete projects
  • Anchoring for Concrete-Based Projects: Ideal for lightweight post bases, poles, signage, and other structures (sheds, decks, etc.) built on concrete. Whether you are a construction professional or a DIY enthusiast, these L-bolts are great for general concrete anchoring.
  • Washer and Nuts Included for a hassle-free installation! L-shaped bolt with male threads for secure nut and washer attachment.
  • Hot-Dipped Galvanized for Max Protection: More resistant to corrosion than common electro galvanized coating, these concrete anchor bolts remain durable in outdoor settings and are suitable for use with treated lumber.
  • Cleaner Threads for Effortless Installation: Our threaded anchor bolts feature a smooth, ASTM A153-compliant galvanized coating for easy nut tightening and a secure connection.
  • Recommended For Use With Treated Lumber

FAQ

Types of anchor bolts for concrete?

There are a variety of types of anchor bolts for concrete, here's a summary of some of the different types:

  • Wedge Anchors: Consists of tapered end with an expansion clip, wedging into the concrete as it is tightened.
  • Sleeve Anchors: Consist of a metal sleeve, a nut, and a bolt. Once tightened, the sleeve expands into the concrete, resulting in a reliable and secure hold.
  • L-Shaped Anchor Bolts (also known as concrete bent anchor bolts or cement anchor bolts), they are identified with the 90-degree bend at one end and are generally embedded in wet concrete.
  • Strike Anchors: One-piece anchors that are hammered directly into pre-drilled concrete holes. These anchors have internal threads.
  • Drop-In Anchors: Dropped into a pre-drilled hole and requires a setting tool to secure into the concrete.

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