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Red Head 1/2-inch x 4-inch Steel Hex Head Sleeve Anchors with Zinc Plated Finish- 25 Pack

Red Head 1/2-inch x 4-inch Steel Hex Head Sleeve Anchors with Zinc Plated Finish- 25 Pack

Model # 11285C|Store SKU # 1001071883

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Overview

Model # 11285C Store SKU # 1001071883

Red Head Sleeve Anchors are designed for fastening into porous concrete, hollow or grout-filled block and brick. Use to install machinery and supports, window frames, partitions, cabinets and pipe supports. Red Head Sleeve Anchors are contractor grade and building code approved.

  1. Ideal for fastening into concrete, block, brick, or steel construction
  1. Ideal for hand rails, window frames, partitions, cabinets, shelves and pipe supports
  1. Zinc-plated finish
  1. Drill bit diameter matches anchor diameter

Specifications

Dimensions

Assembled Depth (in inches)
14.25
Assembled Height (in inches)
3.25
Assembled Weight (in lbs)
16.9
Assembled Width (in inches)
9
Packaged Depth (in inches)
8.25
Packaged Height (in inches)
3
Packaged Weight (In lbs)
1.35
Packaged Width (in inches)
4.75

Details

Application Strength
Heavy-Duty
Country of Origin
CN-China
Length (in.)
4
Package Quantity
25
Product Length
4 in.
Product Size
1/2 in.

Warranty / Certifications

For more information please contact customer service at 1-800-628-0525
1/2-inch x 4-inch Steel Hex Head Sleeve Anchors with Zinc Plated Finish- 25 PackRed Head 1/2-inch x 4-inch Steel Hex Head Sleeve Anchors with Zinc Plated Finish- 25 PackRed Head Sleeve Anchors are designed for fastening into porous concrete, hollow or grout-filled block and brick. Use to install machinery and supports, window frames, partitions, cabinets and pipe supports. Red Head Sleeve Anchors are contractor grade and building code approved.
Red Head
1001071883
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1/2-inch x 4-inch Steel Hex Head Sleeve Anchors with Zinc Plated Finish- 25 Pack is rated 4.6 out of 5 by 44.
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Rated 5 out of 5 by from Rating provided by a verified purchaser... Rating provided by a verified purchaser
Date published: 2021-07-19
Rated 2 out of 5 by from My biggest problem with this product is the little bumps at the very end of the sleeve, if you us... My biggest problem with this product is the little bumps at the very end of the sleeve, if you use a 1/2 inch drill bit to drill these holes, those little bumps on the bottom make it so tight they wont go in the hole without having to wobble out the hole so that this part will fit, then when you finally get it to barely fit in the hole, after about 1 - 2 inches in then they seem to fall all the way through the hole, I tried a new 1/2" hammer drill bit, followed up by a 1/2" regular concrete drill bit, followed up by a 1/2' high speed drill bit, just for hoping it would open it up just a little more. I drill hole with hammer drill first, then clean out debris with compressed air, then drill hole with concrete drill bit, blow out hole, at this point the anchor slides in about 1/2" or so and then gets so tight I almost can't even get it out, now this is just the outer sleeve with the bolt not in the center yet, as if the bolt is in sometimes it gets so tight I cannot remove it already, Wobble out the hole until I can get the anchor in about 1 1/2 inches and then if I tap lightly with a wooden block, I can get it down the hole, and then finally tighten everything down. Once you get them in place, they are great, solid, no chance of movement from them. Next time I will not purchase these, I will try something else, I bought 2 boxes of 25 in each box, and I probably destroyed 10 or 12 of them trying to figure the best way to use them.
Date published: 2021-07-11
Rated 4 out of 5 by from Rating provided by a verified purchaser... Rating provided by a verified purchaser
Date published: 2021-06-25
Rated 5 out of 5 by from Rating provided by a verified purchaser... Rating provided by a verified purchaser
Date published: 2021-06-10
Rated 5 out of 5 by from Rating provided by a verified purchaser... Rating provided by a verified purchaser
Date published: 2021-05-06
Rated 4 out of 5 by from Rating provided by a verified purchaser... Rating provided by a verified purchaser
Date published: 2021-02-18
Rated 5 out of 5 by from excellent strong anchor bolts. excellent strong anchor bolts.
Date published: 2020-11-11
Rated 5 out of 5 by from Worked perfectly for the job at hand!... Worked perfectly for the job at hand!
Date published: 2020-11-11
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Im using these to anchor 4x4 post bases to concrete outside. Will these hold up well or should I look for something else to use?

Asked by: Zee
The anchors are fine, if the brackets you are using are for fencing, If it is a patio cover or gazebo I would use a higher grade bracket which allows for a hex through bolt to hold the 4 x 4 . Mike
Answered by: MikeHDOC
Date published: 2021-06-29

Im using these to anchor 4x4 post bases to concrete outside. Will these hold up well or should I look for something else to use?

Asked by: Zee
These should be fine indoors but I’m not sure if they are corrosion-resistant. They definitely aren’t galvanized which is what you want for outdoor use
Answered by: SteveVA
Date published: 2021-06-28

Are these strong enough to support an AC condenser bracket with a 201lb AC condenser mounted on it?

Are these strong enough to support an AC condenser bracket with a 201lb AC condenser mounted on it?
Asked by: Rick
If mounted in solid concrete, yes. If mounted in brick facade or cinder block, no
Answered by: SteveVA
Date published: 2021-04-10

How much can a red head sleeve anchor 1/2 inch by 4 in pickup

How much can a red head sleeve anchor 1/2 inch by 4 in pickup
Asked by: Crantz
I think you are asking what weight it can hold. I can’t find that listed anywhere but it is dependent on the concrete you anchor it in and whatever shelf bracket you use with it. This anchor is likely stronger than most shelves you can hang with it
Answered by: SteveVA
Date published: 2020-12-05

I am attaching 2 x 6 header to cinder brick wall of my house for a new deck, should I use the 3" or 4" long sleeve anchors?

Asked by: OceanRockN
I would use the 4 inch anchors. They will work well for you
Answered by: HomeDepotCustomer
Date published: 2020-07-10

Does RedHead make 1/2” x 6” steel hex-head steel anchors

Does RedHead make 1/2” x 6” steel hex-head steel anchors
Asked by: Contractor
They do have a lot of different sizes. I usually use longer anchors but didn't need longer ones this time. Get the ones you need you will be happy
Answered by: HomeDepotCustomer
Date published: 2020-07-10

Will these work for mounting something to a concrete ceiling?

Asked by: Levi
Yes, depending on the weight of the "something" this might be overkill. Also you might need to know the thickness of the concrete ceiling as this has minimum required depth. If your ceiling is a 4" slab you might want a 3" sleeve anchor instead.
Answered by: Keith
Date published: 2019-08-11

what is the recommended max weight one can hold?

Asked by: andy
From fastener specs, a class 2, 1/2 bolt with 13 pitch (course) has a clamp load of about 5,800 lbs. but that does not take in the anchor specs - nor the anchor target material, and how deep the anchor is in the base. I will sometimes give Granger a call for specs on fasteners (if the packaging or sales area does not have them). Often you will find that your Home Depot specialist has some good advice in the area - I have found that when they do not have the answer, they will level with you. Makes all the difference in the world (and, redundancy) My first reference would be DIY books with certified plans to give me a general idea on anchors - then, I kick it up a size, and double the count per linear foot. Always insure that my anchor target is clean and solid (or replace it) ~ Jillian
Answered by: Jillian
Date published: 2018-09-19
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