Basement Wall Earth Anchors

Traditional basement wall anchor plates.

Basement wall earth anchors.

Stabilize extremely damaged walls what it does. Mounting the channel anchor. Our system includes galvanized steel earth anchors which embed in stable soil outside your foundation. Either screw or plate anchors can be used to stabilize basement or retaining walls.

Excavated earth is soft allowing the earth anchor to shift towards the wall. The supportworks geo lock wall anchor system permanently stabilizes your basement walls offering the best opportunity to straighten the walls without the cost and disruption of foundation replacement. Can easily be over tightened causing rod to bend. Square nut causes improper torque readings.

For screw anchors a small high torque motor rotates the anchor into the soil. After fastening the earth anchor outside your contractor will mount the steel channel anchor to the inside surface of your foundation wall fitting each channel anchor over a steel rod. Traditional basement wall anchor plates. Improper torque readings causes minimal pull to earth anchor.

Heavy duty galvanized earth anchors are embedded in stable undisturbed soil outside your foundation wall. The geo lock foundation wall anchor system what it does. The supportworks geo lock channel anchor system permanently stabilizes and repairs bowing or tilting foundation walls without the cost and disruption of total foundation replacement. Improper torque readings causes minimal pull to earth anchor.

The supportworks geo lock wall anchor system permanently stabilizes your basement walls offering the best opportunity to straighten the walls without the cost and disruption of foundation replacement. Excavated earth is soft allowing the earth anchor to shift towards the wall. Corner of nut makes contact first causing the nut and threads to bind. Both types of anchor kits are available.

Unlike uncoated systems that can corrode and rust over time each geo lock channel has a rust resistant zinc coating. Corner of nut makes contact first causing the nut and threads to bind. Each anchor is connected by a steel rod to a wall plate that. This is accomplished by drilling a small hole for the anchor rod to pass through the wall.

The safebase tm waler wall support system is engineered to add structural stability to a basement wall that has been compromised. The grip tite wall anchor utilizes proven engineering methods to secure and stabilize deteriorating basement walls such as those affected by leaning tilting bowing or cracking. Heavy duty galvanized earth anchors are embedded in stable undisturbed soil outside your foundation wall. Can easily be over tightened causing rod to bend.

Click on an image to enlarge it. Square nut causes improper torque readings. The system consists of an interior wall plate exterior soil anchor a connecting steel rod and hardware to stabilize and support weak or failing basement walls. No immediate result because of the issues with soil and the required maintenance it can take much adjustment and tightening of a plate anchor system before the wall.