Iron anchor kit – 2 sets of screws – wood and cement

Description

This anchor mount fixation comes with two sets of screws, ideal for wood and cement. Quality resistant heavy black-painted iron pieces. with 2 holes on both sides, are adequate to create the ideal balance for the item to bear with strong forces. The quality black painting prevents any rust or corrosion through time. This steel fixation comes with two sets of screws of standard dimension, one for wood supports and another with expansion bolts especially made for cement walls and ceilings.

Main characteristics of our steel anchor fixation:

• 12 cm Diameter
• 6 cm Large
• 2 Sets of screws (wood / cement)
• 800 gr
• Support up to 150 kg
• Non-corrosive

Please take care to check the resistance of the surface you are planning to fix the mount anchor wall to. Whenever you are not sure of the strength of the chosen support, we strongly recommend  asking for the advise of a professional. Regarding how fixing the ropes to the iron anchor, we recommend that you check out some marine knots such as the bowline knot. We also offer explanatory video on our Instagram page, and we recommend the video tutorial on the Yogabody youtube channel: https://youtu.be/_d3PBsWl_ec

Maximum Load

• Maximum static load: 150 kg

• Dynamic load (swinging, sudden movements, jumping): not permitted

Installation

• Install only on suitable load-bearing surfaces:

  • solid concrete

  • solid brick

  • solid wood

• Not suitable for:

  • drywall / plasterboard

  • hollow bricks

  • lightweight or damaged walls

• Two sets of screws are included:

  • wood screws

  • concrete/cement screws

• Screws must be used only according to the type of wall.

• Tighten securely without overtightening.

Safety Instructions

• Not intended for children.

• For indoor use only.

• Do not use if there is any doubt about the load-bearing capacity of the wall.

• If unsure, consult a qualified professional.

Liability Disclaimer

The distributor declines all liability in the event of incorrect installation, improper use, or installation on an unsuitable surface.