Titan Structural Wood Post Anchor

Name: Titan Structural Wood Post Anchor
Brand: Inandouthome
SKU: VPATSPA35
Price: 52.0 USD
Availability: InStock

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Size 4 in. x 4 in. 6 in. x 6 in. 8 in. x 8 in.

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Elevate appearance and performance
No visible fasteners or blade cuts

The new Titan “Evolution” Structural Wood Post Anchor elevates appearance and performance to new heights. Now you can show off beautiful wood posts with performance that matches steel structural posts. It’s the smallest, most unassuming yet strongest surface mounted wood post anchor you will find! Stand-alone 42” 4 in. x 4 in. posts are rated to a minimum of 500lbs. on concrete and the 6 in. x 6 in. anchor performs even higher!

Use it for railings, fence posts, privacy panels, pool fencing, even free-standing shade sail posts (6 in. x 6 in.). If you demand high performance and aesthetic standards, you'll love this because now you can do things that before you could only dream of.
Use on concrete, stone or wood surfaces with our wood install kit.
Exceptional appearance.
No Visible Fasteners or Blade Cuts

Installation Video

Specifications

Model	VPATSPA35, VPATSPA55, VPATSPA70
Material	Black Powder Coat-44W or 1020 Steel base
Post Size	Nominal 4 x 4, 6 x 6, and 8 x 8
Dimensions	Base: ½" tall x 3-½" wide x 3-½" long Tube: 1-¼" diameter x 11" tall Base: ½” tall x 5-½" wide x 5-½" long Tube: 1-¼" diameter x 11" tall
Weight	VPATSPA35 3.9 lbs., VPATSPA55 6.6 lbs., VPATSPA70 9.7 lbs.
Fasteners	Use ¼" diameter by 2-½" Wedge Bolts® on concrete surfaces. Use Wood Installation Kit for wood framed surfaces which includes four 3/8" x5" carriage bolts and compression plates (wood Installation Kit sold separately).
Recommended Uses & Code Compliance	Guard rails on concrete or wood. Pergola or pavilion structures. Shade sail surface mounted posts. Light standards. Tested for a minimum of 500# of lateral resistance at top of a stand alone 42" post.
Composite Decking	Pre-drill screw holes before driving screws into composite decking. Composite and synthetic boards are very dense and if holes are not pre-drilled you may snap off the head of the screw. Also pre-drilling holes on wood or composite deck boards anytime a screw will be driven very close to the edge of a board. This will prevent the board from splitting.
Recommended Wood Species	Common construction softwoods such as pine, spruce, cedar, Doug fir, Hem-fir. Not recommended for hardwoods given the difficulty of boring holes into hardwoods such as ipe, cumaru, etc.