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VESTIL Asphalt Anchors
Vestil asphalt anchors are used to fasten road signs, stands, fencing, speed humps and bollards directly to the ground or an asphalt surface.
A
B
C| Style | Model | Price (ex. VAT) | |
|---|---|---|---|
| A | AS-HDA-12 | €43.02 | |
| B | AS-HDA-12-4PK | €124.48 | |
| C | AS-HDA-12-6PK | €170.13 |
Working Mechanism
- An internal thread utilises a bolt for attaching the structure to the anchor.
- The anchors are bonded to asphalt using cement or epoxy (also known as grout).
- An oversized hole is drilled in the asphalt and is filled with quick curing grout.
- The anchor is dropped until it gets flushed with the surface.
Features
- These lightweight asphalt anchors feature a compact design for easy handling and storage.
- They are made of steel for structural rigidity and corrosion resistance on exposed surfaces.
- They allow simple installation and hold items securely.
Standards and Approvals
- U.S. Federal OSHA
Frequently Asked Questions
How do you dig holes in asphalt?
- Remove the bits of asphalt and blacktop from the cutout section manually.
- Use a hammer and cold chisel for cutting through the asphalt's remaining portion at the sides of the cutout, while exposing the dirt below.
- Clean out the residual dirt before digging the base for the post.