Gripple Concrete Ceiling Anchor | Knock-In Anchor for Uncracked Concrete
A low-cost knock-in anchor for Gripple No.1 and No.2 wire rope hangers in uncracked concrete ceilings. Knock it into a pre-drilled hole and pull it with a claw hammer to set - it gives a fixing point for indoor suspensions of HVAC, mechanical, lighting and electrical services. Zinc-plated steel, Lloyds certified.
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⚠️ IMPORTANT: UNCRACKED CONCRETE ONLYNot suitable for cracked concrete or for chlorinated and swimming pool environments. For cracked concrete, or where an ETA-approved anchor is specified, use the
Gripple Cracked Concrete Ring Anchor. Anchor only - wire rope and hanger are not included.
Why use the Gripple Concrete Ceiling Anchor?
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Low cost per fixing point: for uncracked concrete ceilings, it is the simplest way to give a Gripple hanger an anchor.
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Fast to install: drill, knock in, pull to set - no torque and no setting tool.
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Made for Gripple hangers: intended for use with No.1 and No.2 Gripple hanger kits.
Where is the Gripple Concrete Ceiling Anchor used?
Indoor, stationary suspensions from uncracked concrete ceilings: ductwork, mechanical services, lighting, electrical containment and signage.
How to use?
- Drill a 1/4 in. (6.35 mm) hole in the concrete ceiling.
- Knock the anchor into the pre-drilled hole.
- Pull the anchor with a claw hammer to set it.
- Attach your Gripple wire rope hanger.
You need a drill for concrete, a masonry bit and a claw hammer.
Sizes
| For Hanger Size |
A (hole) |
B (overall length) |
C |
| No.1 |
1/4 in. |
2 9/16 in. |
2 in. |
| No.2 |
1/4 in. |
2 9/16 in. |
2 in. |
📢 Technical & Safety Disclaimer:
Gripple does not publish a separate load rating for this anchor: refer to the load ratings and safety factors of the Gripple hanger it is used with. The strength of the concrete is the installer's responsibility. For uncracked concrete in indoor, stationary settings only.
