18" Roof Anchor (For Wood, Concrete & Steel)

Marsoni

M251S

$201.00

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18" Roof Anchor (For Wood, Concrete & Steel)Designed for Wood, Concrete and Steel, the Safewaze FS EX326 18" anchor point is easy to install. Features 20" Overall height from bottom of baseplate to top of loop 40 holes in base that fasten with #14 14 2" screws for metal decking (NOT INCLUDED). Screws must penetrate decking by at least 1 4" 8 holes in base that fasten with 1 2" Hilit HIT Z Rods or equivalent for concrete decking (NOT INCLUDED). Minimum 3 1 2" embedment required Galvanized steel

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No complaints on these. They fit great, are supportive cotton, and look great. I was so used to the cheap Wal-Mart-bought fruit of the loom (think) ankle socks that I had no idea what I was missing. These are thicker, made better, and feel great. They even support the back of your foot from riding against your shoes. Because they are a bit thicker, they do make my feet hotter than before...but I've adjusted the shoe I wear to allow more breathability and don't wear them for long periods anyway. I live in Texas...we wear flip flops most of the year round. :)

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Reviewed in the United States on June 1, 2020