1.42, 7.67 - Earth Anchors

Tie Down's Iron Root Double Head Manufactured Home Earth Anchors are expertly designed to deliver exceptional anchoring performance, specifically tailored for uplift and frame tie applications. Featuring a double-headed configuration, these anchors ensure robust attachment for both sidewall and I-beam connections. This innovative design opens doors to a variety of strapping and attachment options, including slotted bolts. The double-headed nature of these anchors facilitates the use of two bolts, enhancing their structural integrity. The plates are positioned in front of the Iron Root anchors, making them ideal for frame attachment in wind zones 2 and 3, providing reliable security against lateral forces. This design offers remarkable versatility across different wind zones, offering the necessary adaptability to varying conditions. With a 6 in. or 7 in. helix, these anchors are engineered to provide optimal grip and stability in the soil. They are specifically engineered for use within soil classes 4A and 4B, ensuring a dependable anchoring solution for various ground conditions. These anchors are tested to meet the stringent requirements of HUD 3280 and 3285, and listed and labeled by RADCO #1349, ensuring compliance with industry standards and regulations.

Tie Down's J Rod Concrete Anchor is a specialized solution for robust concrete anchoring needs. Crafted for installation during the concrete pouring process, this anchor features a unique J hook that conveniently attaches under rebar, ensuring exceptional stability and reliability. Choose between a sleek black paint or galvanized finish to suit your preferences and requirements. Available in versatile options, including 12 in. and 8 in. lengths, with the added choice of a swivel head variant, this anchor caters to a variety of construction demands. Boasting a substantial load capacity of up to 4725 lbs. per anchor, the J Rod Concrete Anchor assures steadfast support for a range of applications. Designed specifically for wet concrete installation, it's an indispensable component for ensuring the longevity and strength of your concrete structures. These anchors are tested to meet the stringent requirements of HUD 3280 and 3285, and listed and labeled by RADCO #1349, ensuring compliance with industry standards and regulations.