[dannac]

I found a picture of the bolts I need on the internet, but cannot find where to get them or the name.


Anyone know what they are called and where I could get some ?

[cdad]

It looks to be a concrete screw/anchor. If you print the picture and take it to your local supply house they should be able to tell you what it is and who makes it (brand).

[dannac]

Thanks for the reply... but I've looked local and cannot find, that's why I'm searching internet.

In my area... True Value Hardware has everything I normally need, they do not have it.

[ma0641]

Looks like a commercial hanger bolt. Is this for concrete?

[dannac]

No, it would not be used for concrete, I would use in wood.

Need a lag screw on one end and bolt thread on the other, but I need that hex section on end to screw it all the way down to the bolt thread section.

Thanks

[cdad]

Looks like hanger bolts it is.

https://www.boltdepot.com/Catalog.as...lt%20suppliers


https://www.boltdepot.com/Hanger_bolts.aspx

[dannac]

@cdad... that's close.

Those would not allow me to embed pass that middle transition section.

The bolts in the picture have a head on end of bolt section that you can tighten from.

Thanks for your efforts.

[parttime]

Use the one cdad suggested and buy a couple of nuts and use as a jam to screw to the depth you need.

[parttime]

Panelmate anchors, here is a link


PanelMate Pro® Anchors- Simple and Affordable Hurricane Protection

[dannac]

Thanks parttime... I may have to try your suggestion.


aha .... thanks for the link, that's what I was searching for.

[parttime]

Your welcome, the first suggestion you can buy about any hardware store, the other you have to wait on an order. Good luck

[ma0641]

Partime-good find, never heard of them before!