Ground anchor
Ground anchors are used to stretch and secure chains, ropes, wires, ribbing ties etc.
● Fast Installation — Install in minutes with minimal tools.
● No Concrete Required — Less mess, waste and installation cost.
● Strong & Durable — Hot-dip galvanized for long-lasting protection.
● Immediate Load Bearing — Build immediately after installation.
● Eco-Friendly — Lower CO₂ emissions and minimal ground disturbance.
● Lightweight & Removable — Easy to carry, install and remove.
Ground anchors are used to stretch and secure chains, ropes, wires, ribbing ties etc.
| Item number | Rod(Dia.x Length mm) | Blade (Dia.x Thickness mm) |
| 103150 | 12.5x381 | 76.2.x2.75 |
| 103303 | 12.5x762 | 76.2.x2.75 |
| 103402 | 15.8x1016 | 101.6x2.75 |
| 103488 | 15.8x1219 | 101.6x2.75 |
| 103495 | 15.8x1219 | 152.4x2.75 |
| 538414 | 12.5x762 | 101.6x3.75 |
| 538415 | 12.5x381 | 101.6x3.75 |
| 858708 | 13.2x381 | 76.2.x2 |
| 858715 | 13.2x762 | 76.2.x2 |
| 858722 | 13.2x1016 | 104.6x2 |





A: Yes. Our ground screws are designed for quick and simple installation with minimal tools. They can be installed by hand using a suitable installation tool, without excavation or concrete.
A: Ground screws work on established pile and helical foundation principles. The helical blade anchors into the ground while compacting the surrounding soil, providing stability and load-bearing support without the need for digging or concrete.
A: Yes. When correctly selected and installed, ground screws provide reliable support for a wide range of structures. Their load-bearing performance depends on factors such as screw design, installation depth, soil conditions and applied loads.
A: Ground screws are suitable for many applications, including decking, sheds, garden offices, timber structures, signage, fencing, walkways and other light structures. Different screw sizes and brackets are available for different project requirements.
A: The required number depends on your structure, dimensions, weight, ground conditions and load requirements. Contact our team for advice on more complex projects.
A: Ground screws can be installed in a wide range of soil conditions, but suitability depends on the specific ground conditions and project requirements. If you are unsure about your site, please contact us for professional advice.
A: Yes. Ground screws can be used on sloping sites and can help overcome changes in ground level.
A: Yes. One of the advantages of ground screws is that they can be removed when required, making them suitable for temporary structures, relocatable buildings and projects where minimal ground disturbance is important.
A: Yes. Ground screws can be used for both permanent and temporary structures. Their galvanized steel construction provides long-lasting corrosion protection when the appropriate product is selected and installed correctly.
A: No. Ground screws are installed directly into the ground, eliminating the need for traditional excavation and concrete foundations. This can reduce installation time, site disruption, waste and associated costs.
A: Once the ground screws have been correctly installed and the required installation criteria have been met, the foundation can generally be loaded immediately. This allows construction to begin without waiting for concrete to cure.
A: The right ground screw depends on factors such as the structure, load requirements, soil conditions, installation depth and connection method. Contact us with your project details and we can help recommend a suitable ground screw and bracket system.