Anchoring chains to a concrete floor. How ?????????????
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Soon i am going to be laying a new concrete base for a garage and i would like to put some sort of eyelets into it for attatching chains/padlocks too. I would like something that lays flat into the floor when not in use so i dont trip over it but can be lifted up when i want to use it. The problem is i cant find anything suitable and cant even think what such a thing wuld be called ![Surprised](https://passionford.com/forum/images/smilies/bigcry.gif)
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look for ground anchors mate. loads of them out there.
http://www.yanchor.com/
http://www.elitesecuritysupplies.com/ground_anchors.htm
dont get anything just using bolts.
http://www.yanchor.com/
http://www.elitesecuritysupplies.com/ground_anchors.htm
dont get anything just using bolts.
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http://www.elitesecuritysupplies.com/ground_anchors.htm
Right at the bottom, not cheap mind!
http://www.biketurner.co.uk/html/groundanchor.html
Or here?
Right at the bottom, not cheap mind!
http://www.biketurner.co.uk/html/groundanchor.html
Or here?
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ive set a mtr of chain in the base to previous garage with just a couple of links showning.you would have needed a crane to take it out and would probably have took the base with it as i sank reinforcing mesh in it to....
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When me mate did his garage floor, he had the same issue, so he used what I suggested, a old car suspension spring with a strong proper chain, chain "eye" was slid 1/2 way down spring, then buried about 2 feet(?) down, chain just lays flat on floor and doesn't get in the way, total cost zero as he had these bits anyway.
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the towing eye off a car,just get some threaded end to put in the ground and you can then screw it in when needed ![Grin](https://passionford.com/forum/images/smilies/icon_smile.gif)
can put a few around the floor,plenty at the scrapyard
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can put a few around the floor,plenty at the scrapyard
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I,ve got 2 2" square box section 'Y' pieces concreted into my garage floor securing my bikes
Remember though the anchor is only as good as the chain fastened to it!
My mate had a shithot anchor in the floor but the shite chain took the theifs about 3secs to get through!
Remember though the anchor is only as good as the chain fastened to it!
My mate had a shithot anchor in the floor but the shite chain took the theifs about 3secs to get through!
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