Professional method for anchoring a structural post to concrete; strong, secure, and precise.

I ain’t even a contractor and know my young child has built legos sturdier than this 😳

There is nothing structual about that big waste of time and material😆😆

Don't bump into that post, it'll snap that little threaded rod right off.

But, how do you know it is level, and will remain that way?

So a little threaded bar is structural! I think not!

This method is perfect for holding up a bird house.

So stupid. Simpson makes 10+ options better than all this needless work. End grain withdrawal is avoided at all costs as a structural connector. Weakest way to connect wood for tension. This is why base connectors extend up the sides if the post to transfer the load via shear

Did you say professional?? Good Lord……. 🤦‍♂️

The cutting of the galvanized threaded rods, in particular, is very professional.

Looks like shit.

Hitting the threads on a redhead? No double nut on it?

How long before the bolts and connectors rust??

That was stupid!

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That little bolt holding everything up? Yeah right lol

Bc Hilti anchors are stronger than epoxy and threaded rod

>strong and secure @ >drives screws along the wood grain

Holy fuck, don't do this.

Sad part look at the thin concrete he fastening to

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Because it’s pointless and ugly.

Rust is ur friend

No

It's not as stable

I ain’t even a contractor and know my young child has built legos sturdier than this.

It doesn’t look like it…Would be, if the concrete corner was prepared for it…

So we’re using raised floor under structure to build decks now?

Very secure

It’s not even gonna sit flush

Crappy concrete slab and strong anchoring. Pointless.

We all do that. Update you idea. This has been the standard for 20 years

So all the weight is on the threads…