You’ve got a job to do… but it doesn’t have to be frustrating and time-consuming
You’ve got a job to do… but it doesn’t have to be frustrating and time-consuming
Ripping out drywall and siding to “remove and replace” rusted tension tie straps out there makes life harder for everyone involved. Replacing j-bolts also brings shivers up the spine.
Until now, foundation crack repairs and the replacement of corroded anchors was a lose-lose proposition.
Proudly made in the USA.
Patent No.: 12,227,935 B2
Official description of Patent Anchor Bolt
“Standard Knife Anchor includes a rotating blade at one end and may also include a removable viewing box on the opposite end that are adapted to allow a J-Bolt to be replaced from the outside of a building without the need of cutting drywall or any exterior siding. Furthermore, the removable box may be used to allow an engineer to view and certify the proper tightening of the anchor bolt securing the vertical walls and framework of the building to its foundation.”
The new Standard Anchor Bolts are made in the USA, over-engineered, because it’s the right thing to do and ready to be permitted in any city municipality anywhere. They exceed building code requirements and ACI and ICRI guidelines.
The bolts are made from ⅝” B7 rod, making them corrosion-resistant and built to last.
Certified Licensed Installers
Now you can replace corroded
j-bolts and tension tie straps fast
Here are your next steps…
Now you can replace corroded
j-bolts and tension tie straps fast
Here are your next steps…
Order
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Submit Forensic Evaluation and technical drawing to your building official for permitting.
Solve
Solve one of the biggest headaches in foundation repairs for both you and your clients. Increasing your income.
The anchor bolts are game changers. It’s that easy to install.
– A. C., Foundation Repair Contractor, New York
No brainer. We fix foundation cracks in seconds and at a fraction of the cost.
– J. W., Foundation Repair Contractor, Tempe, AZ
Everything you need to know about the
“Standard Retrofit Anchor Bolts”
