What size wedge anchors fit through the holes in the feet?
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I used 3/8" expansion bolts and they are holding fine so far. If they ever work loose I will replace them with epoxy set threaded rod.
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These feet are about 12 mm. That seems to be the standard size. I have two different sets of inexpensive poles and these feet fit and all others I've ordered have fit. Good luck.
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Hi! I own these, but I installed with hollow wall anchors into drywall. I feel you in regards to plastic inserts into concrete, NOT the way to go ! Get wedge type anchors from Menards, Home Depot, LOWE'S, etc. if memory serves correctly, the mounting holes are only about 5/16, so 4 small concrete anchors would be more than enough to hold up a speaker. The anchors won't need to be more than 1.5 inches long. Hope this helps!Loni S HowardHoward Productions, LLC
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depends on how high the heels are..box measures about 6 inches wide...and about 5 inches high....placed one atop the other they should be ok..but it all depends on the heel and wedge height if the shoes are laying atop one another
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I would imagine dress shoes would fit. However, anything other i.e. gym shoes would be a challenge to place in one cubbie hole.
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Between 4 and 5 inches, tall enough for men's athletic shoes. Depth is same.
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It will accept a 2x8; or a 2x6 if you want a little more anchor to insert into the ground. These are powder coated steel,and very well made. Hope this helps!
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Any 3/4 to 1 inch (3) wood screws that fit through the base holes will work.
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Yeah, just about any shape or size will work. Just might a difference in how many holes you wanna have open.
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You have options up to about 20 inches , should Span std stud widths but there are many holes
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I would say yes. They seem to be a one fits all size. May have to take up some slack in anchor belt if to long. I did this by tying 2 knots in it just above mounting bolt......
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The anchors should come packaged with your arbor and they slide inside the bottom of the legs. If I remember right, each one of the anchors is around 18" long.
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The potential issue is not even really with the length of the foot - it's the width around the heel/ankle. If that's in a cast, you're going to have to maneuver that junction through the opening. If that area is in a cast, I would measure around the front of the ankle to around the heel and compare to the size of the opening. If it's even close I would go with another option.
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I don't know I didn't buy that one. I bought the Winsome Wood Foldable 4-Tier Shoe Rack, which is stackable. The problem with the cubby hole type is that the width of each hole is 6". If you lay a pair of your shoes flat on the floor and measure their width you'll see they are about 7 1/2 inches wide. So unlike the advertiser's photo of small children's shoes that lay flat in the cubby hole, adult shoes won't lay flat....hence I bought the bar type rack. It works great and the quality is great.
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if its wood then you need to buy an "eye" bolt with wood threads on it. for using the concrete anchor sent with it its a 1/2 inch hole
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The feet should have 3 holes ea. drive the longest steel spike anchors into the ground at different angles through these holes! Works for me up to 35 mph winds so far. Nothing will help in a tornado though lol!!!! Mel
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Go to the powerstep web site. They have a chart for the different insoles to fit your needs