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3/4" x 8" Anchor Bolt L-End

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Original price $1.21 - Original price $1.21
Original price
$1.21
$1.21 - $1.21
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SKU AB348L

3/4" x 8" Anchor Bolt L-End

This is a 3/4 in. diameter x 8 in. L-shaped (bent) anchor bolt, used to embed into wet concrete or set into a drilled hole to anchor sill plates, posts and structural supports to a concrete foundation. The bent "L" end is what resists pull-out once the concrete cures around it, in place of a nut and washer on a straight rod.

Features and Common Uses
  • 3/4 in. diameter, 8 in. long L-shaped (bent) anchor bolt
  • Bent hook end resists pull-out once embedded in cured concrete
  • Steel construction for foundation and structural anchoring

Commonly used for:

  • Anchoring wood sill plates to a concrete foundation
  • Setting posts, columns and structural supports into concrete
  • General-purpose concrete anchoring where a headed or straight rod anchor isn't specified
Specifications
Product Specifications
Diameter 3/4 in.
Length 8 in.
Shape L-end (bent anchor bolt)
Material Steel

L-shaped bent anchor bolts of this size are commonly manufactured to ASTM F1554 (Grade 36, 55 or 105), the standard specification for steel anchor bolts, but the grade and finish of this specific item have not been confirmed by the supplier. Confirm the grade and required embedment depth against your project's engineering drawings before use.

Frequently Asked Questions
What grade of steel is this bolt?

The grade has not been confirmed by the supplier. Bent anchor bolts this size are commonly made to ASTM F1554 Grade 36 or 55 – contact us if you need the grade confirmed before ordering for an engineered application.

Do I need a nut and washer with this?

No. The bent L-end is what holds the bolt in cured concrete, unlike a straight threaded rod, which needs a nut and washer set below grade.

What's it used for?

Anchoring a wood sill plate, post or structural support to a concrete foundation or slab.