Taskar Concrete-In Post Anchor Bracket - Brown

Let this Taskar base anchor bracket do the heavy supporting work for you. Designed for masonry and...

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The Taskar Concrete-In Post Anchor Bracket is designed for DIYers and professionals needing a robust solution for securing timber posts in masonry and concrete installations. Its primary benefit is providing a stable, long-lasting foundation for structures like pergolas, carports, and fences, preventing movement. A key consideration is the need for concrete to properly set the anchor, requiring adequate curing time before load bearing.

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ColourBrown
Model Part NumberPS3/75
BrandBPC Fixings

Extended Product Information

FAQs

What size timber post can I attach to this bracket?

The bracket has pre-drilled holes suitable for standard wood screws. While the bracket itself is robust, the maximum post size will depend on the load requirements of your project and the type of screws used. It's designed to securely hold typical fence posts, pergola, and carport posts.

How deep should the concrete hole be?

The bracket features a 220 mm spike. You should dig the hole deep enough to accommodate the entire spike and allow for at least 100-150 mm of concrete below and around it for optimal stability. The total depth will depend on your local building codes and ground conditions.

Can I use this bracket without pouring concrete?

No, this is a 'concrete-in' anchor and is specifically designed to be set into wet concrete for maximum stability and load-bearing capacity. Using it without concrete will compromise its structural integrity.

What is the weight of a single bracket?

A single Taskar Concrete-In Post Anchor Bracket weighs approximately 0.632 kg.

Is this bracket suitable for soft ground or soil?

The bracket is designed for installation in solid foundations like concrete or cement sleepers. For soft ground, it's recommended to create a concrete footing first before embedding the bracket.

How many brackets come in a pack?

Each pack contains one Taskar Concrete-In Post Anchor Bracket.

Troubleshooting

Bracket feels unstable after concrete has set

Ensure sufficient concrete was used to fully encase the spike and base. If instability persists, the concrete may not have cured properly or the hole was not dug deep enough. Re-evaluation and potentially re-installation with adequate concrete and curing time is advised.

Difficulty attaching timber post to bracket

Verify that standard wood screws are being used. Ensure the timber post is flush against the bracket and pilot holes are drilled if necessary for harder woods. Check that the bracket's pre-drilled holes are clear of debris.

Visible rust or corrosion appearing

While the epoxy coating offers significant protection, prolonged exposure to extremely harsh conditions or damage to the coating can lead to minor surface rust. Clean the area gently and consider applying a compatible metal primer and paint for added protection, especially if the damage is significant.

Pros and Cons

Pros

  • Provides a very strong and stable base for various outdoor structures.
  • Excellent resistance to rust and corrosion due to dual-coated epoxy finish.
  • Versatile use with different post materials and project types.
  • Facilitates quick post attachment with pre-drilled holes.
  • Durable construction ensures a long service life.

Cons

  • Requires concrete installation, which adds time and material costs.
  • The anchor needs time to cure in concrete before the post can bear weight.
  • May require significant digging for proper spike embedment.
  • Only one bracket is included per pack, requiring multiple purchases for larger projects.

Setup, Compatibility & Care

Setup:

  1. Dig a hole of appropriate depth and width to accommodate the 220 mm spike and allow for sufficient concrete fill.
  2. Position the bracket in the hole, ensuring it is plumb and at the desired height.
  3. Pour concrete into the hole, ensuring it surrounds the spike and base of the bracket. Use a spirit level to keep the bracket upright as the concrete sets.
  4. Allow the concrete to cure fully according to the concrete manufacturer's instructions (typically 24-48 hours before light load, longer for full load).
  5. Once cured, attach your timber post to the bracket using standard screws through the pre-drilled holes.

Compatibility:

  • Suitable for use with timber posts, brickwork, and metal posts.
  • Designed for direct installation into concrete or cement sleepers.
  • Can be used for securing pergolas, carports, porches, fence posts, and timber sleepers.

Care:

The dual-coated epoxy finish provides excellent protection. Clean with a damp cloth if necessary. Avoid abrasive cleaners that could damage the coating. Regularly inspect for any signs of significant damage or wear, especially in harsh environmental conditions.

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