Founded by J.A.Hansen, Hansen Pole Buildings, LLC, was formed as a limited liability corporation in 2002, as an internet-based business providing custom designed, high quality pole building kits at affordable prices. Many may have seen various column bases at their local lumberyard or big box store. Manufactured by either Simpson or USP (similar to Simpson CB66), these products have some serious, and perhaps fatal consequences if used to support posts in a pole building. These bases are not designed to resist overturning (moment) loads. Now this poses a challenge – how to connect post frame building columns, to a concrete foundation? Where can I obtain info on purchasing about (twenty) 8 inch by 8 inch heavy duty anchors to connect post frame structures prior to pouring my garage floor? Size 0 Wire Anchor - Suitable for post fronts from 75mm to 85mm wide, with a depth of up to 32mm - measure the side, from the front of post to the slot where the timber sits.

Size 2 Wire Anchor - Suitable for postfronts from 85mm to 115mm wide, with a depth from 32mm & up to 40mm - measure the side, from the front of post to the slot where the timber sits. Learn the benefits of ICC-ES certification Accelerate construction timelines and build with confidence The Hansen Buildings vision is to be the industry leader in post frame building kits as solutions to personal living, storage and agricultural needs while making great service a priority.

Am sure yesterday’s blog posting on moments left a few folks scratching their heads. There actually was a method to my madness, as it leads into today’s topic. Wire Anchors are a unique product designed by Rivelin Glen Products to fit without drilling to a concrete fence post to act as an eye.

A pier foundation would be one where isolated holes are augered or dug, then poured full of concrete. The Wire Anchors are robust and zinc plated for long life and can be usedwith any wire, cord, or galvanised wire. Size 1 Wire Anchor - Suitable for post fronts from 85mm to 115mm wide, with a depth of up to 32mm - measure the side, from the front of post to the slot where the timber sits.