Metal Fabrication

Designated Parking Corp. Asphalt Anchors

Can be removed and reinstalled

Published

13 years ago

August 26, 2011

Robin Donovan Signs of the Times August 2011 Issue

Asphalt Anchors Group, a division of Designated Parking Corp. (West Orange, NJ), is releasing a line of anchors designed for use in asphalt with minimal surface damage. The company says, “unlike with common hammer-in spikes, the attached structures can be removed and reinstalled at will without disturbing the anchors.”

The 14-in.-long anchors have a 5/8-in. diameter. An SP14F model has an internal, 3/8-in. thread to accommodate mounting bolts. A metric, SP14 model is also available. When a bolt-and-nut mounting is needed, the company recommends the MSP14 anchor, which has a 3/8-in. male thread that is 1 ½ in. long.

(973) 669-8214 x0; www.designatedparking.com

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