CONFAST 3/8" x 3-3/4" Stainless Steel Wedge Anchor (10 per Box)

Used these anchors on our new outdoor steel pergola to tie into the concrete patio. Easy to use and a solid anchor. Only wish there was a dozen in the pack as I had to buy 2 pack to finish the job. But now I have 8 more to do other projects.

Way cheaper then the big box stores and worked perfect

Worked great for mounting my mini split. Used them for mounting the rubber feet to concrete.

Good Quality, Reasonable Price

For those of you who are familiar with the construction of a screened swimming pool cage, where the bottom channel is 2" wide and 1" high, which is OK where your pool cage is build on a concrete slab, the way ours used to be, until we had 1-1/4" pavers installed on our pool deck. (Which looked and still do look great)When we had the pool cage replaced a few years ago, the 1"X 2" bottom channel is now at least 1/4" below the surface of the pool deck, which for all intend and purpose makes is a catch all for all the crap that gets blown around when I pressure wash the pool deck.OOPS I almost neglected to mention that I changed the 1"x2" bottom channel to a 2"X2" extruded splined channel,(hence the need for the 3/8" x 5" SS WEDGE ANCHORS) along with the 3/8" SS cap nuts which not only looks GREAT, but also will make it a LOT easier for my GOOD WIFE to keep it clean. Sorry for the Helter Skelter ramble, it is getting pretty late for me to be writing this reportRegards. Hank V

performed as needed

Great anchors! We have a bit of a problem to work around on our basement bathroom project in that our basement gets water on the floor 2-3 times per year. These anchors worked well for our doubled-up 2x6 plastic lumber bottom plates on our basement bathroom walls. They also worked for our 4x4 plastic lumber bottom plates where the walls will be thinner, but we had to use a forstner bit to counter-bore the holes so enough of the stud would be embedded in the concrete.The crappy 1/4" x 5" (#24400) Tapcon anchors we tried first, were breaking off right above the threaded portion of the fastener. We tried three of them just to make sure it wasn't just one defective item.

I needed SS anchors for securing a pool handrail in to the cement deck. These really fit the bill.They have a different grippers on the bottom part. They grab more effectively and really "stick" in the hole.Highly recommend.