Description
Sturdy 6 mm thick galvanized steel plate without welding, for anchoring any aerial equipment to the domestic ceiling (fabrics, hoops, trapezes, ropes).
The plate has a diameter of 12 cm and the distance between the holes is less than 10 cm, allowing it to be fixed both to the reinforced concrete joists commonly found in domestic ceilings and to a wooden beams. Always consult an experienced professional to determine if the ceiling or beam to which you intend to attach your anchor point is suitable for the purpose.
The eyelet is equipped with a wear-resistant silicone protection compatible with all Carabiners, Quick Link and Swivel on the market.
The plate is supplied with 3 certified anti-seismic concrete anchors for which it is necessary to drill 10 mm holes in the ceiling or with 3 8X100mm self-drilling screws for wood. The choice of the type of anchor must be specified
An economical and safe solution for practicing aerial acrobatics at home in total safety.
TECHNICAL SHEETS, DETAILS AND ADVICE FOR USE IN THE DESCRIPTION AND ATTACHEMENTS
We would like to remind that many of the dynamic figures that can be performed on aerial acrobatic props can develop a traction load up to 10 times the athlete’s body weight. Creating a safe and reliable anchor point is not only essential for your safety, but allows you to practice your favorite disciplines without worries and therefore in a totally rewarding and productive way.
IMPORTANT NOTICE
ANCHOR PLATE BLL and WLL:
BLL 30 kN = approx. 3000 kg
WLL 40 daN = approx. 400 kg
Factor of safety 7
IF YOU INSTALL THE PLATE USING THE SCREWS FOR WOOD BEAMS THE FOLLOWING ARE THE VALUES RELATIVE TO THE BLL and WLL of the 3 SCREWS CORRECTLY INSTALLED INTO WOOD BEAMS:
BLL 15 kN = approx. 1500 kg
WLL 20 daN = approx. 200 kg
Factor of safety 7
IF YOU INSTALL THE PLATE USING THE TASSELS FOR CONCRETE THE FOLLOWING ARE THE VALUES RELATIVE TO THE BLL and WLL of the 3 TASSELS CORRECTLY INSTALLED INTO CONCRETE:
BLL 18 kN = approx. 1800 kg
WLL 25 daN = approx. 250 kg
Factor of safety 7
WARNING!
The workload of a system and its breaking strength are determined by the weakest link in the chain. This means that with reference to the ANCHOR PLATE you should always refer to the WLL and BLL of the FASTENERS used for the installation.
