18.00, 7.67 - Manufactured Housing

Tie Down's Iron Root Double Head Manufactured Home Earth Anchors are expertly designed to deliver exceptional anchoring performance, specifically tailored for uplift and frame tie applications. Featuring a double-headed configuration, these anchors ensure robust attachment for both sidewall and I-beam connections. This innovative design opens doors to a variety of strapping and attachment options, including slotted bolts. The double-headed nature of these anchors facilitates the use of two bolts, enhancing their structural integrity. The plates are positioned in front of the Iron Root anchors, making them ideal for frame attachment in wind zones 2 and 3, providing reliable security against lateral forces. This design offers remarkable versatility across different wind zones, offering the necessary adaptability to varying conditions. With a 6 in. or 7 in. helix, these anchors are engineered to provide optimal grip and stability in the soil. They are specifically engineered for use within soil classes 4A and 4B, ensuring a dependable anchoring solution for various ground conditions.

Engineered for precision and stability, Tie Down's Gator Beam Clamps are a vital component for secure longitudinal strap attachment. These clamps are designed to fasten to the bottom of the main beam, offering a dependable connection point for straps on each end of the home. With a focused purpose, Gator Beam Clamps are key to facilitating the attachment of straps to the I-beam, ensuring the robust anchoring of your structure. You can achieve optimal results by determining the strategic locations for anchor and stabilizer plates as well as bracket placement on the I-beam. This meticulous planning ensures a strap angle of 45 degrees or lower for maximum effectiveness. Installing the Gator Beam Clamp is straightforward and hassle-free. Employ ½-in. grade 5 bolts and nuts to affix the clamp to the I-beam. To complete the connection, use a ½-in. grade 5 bolt and nut to attach the swivel connector and strap to the bolt closest to the anchor. Tailoring to your specific needs, these clamps cater to different wind zones. Utilize 4 bolts for wind zones 1 and 2 while opting for 8 bolts in zones 3 and Florida, ensuring steadfast stability regardless of the environment.