#2 concrete anchors
#2 concrete anchors
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See attached. What are #2 anchors? They certainly don't come with the adjustable insert. I would tend to hook a #3 bar into the insert.
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RE: #2 concrete anchors
I'm not sure what they are referring to exactly - my first impression would be that it is a wire size (#2 gage?) or a reference to a smaller bar than a #3.
You are right that the H&B site doesn't show anything required to meet their reported load capacities. I didn't find the specific 580 online - did see the 340 -
Is there an engineer-of-record you can contact and ask?
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RE: #2 concrete anchors
So this must be an outdated reference and/or existing detail of as-built condition, so maybe #2 is 1/4" dia rebar as SRE referred.
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RE: #2 concrete anchors
Fair to conclude 'belt and suspenders' is the reasoning for those "anchors".
-Mac