Hurricane Anchor Info with 1 Pic.pdf

This is a technical specification document for a Hurricane Anchor installation, prepared by a manufacturer based in Fort Wayne, Indiana. The document provides detailed concrete foundation design specifications for securing hurricane anchor equipment, with the foundation engineered to withstand ultimate loads of 1,614 pounds in shear and 2,211 pounds in tension at the anchor location. The specifications call for a concrete foundation with f'c = 3,000 PSI and include provisions for slab thickness adjustment and footings to be poured in accordance with local building codes and best practices. The anchor assembly comprises a 5" x 14" plate steel (ASTM A36) with a 1-inch edge chamfer, a 1-5/8" x 3" x 12" steel tube frame, two 18" x 2" steel bar stock components (ASTM A36), and a 5/8" A307 bolt running through the tube and anchor assembly with a 5/8" Hilti Kwik Bolt TZ-CS anchor.

The technical drawing, created on January 15, 2016 at a scale of 3 inches equals 1 foot, establishes the concrete layout detail for walk-in unit installation. The specifications include a light broom finish on the concrete surface and detailed engineering for the anchor plate assembly. No pricing information, contract term, response deadlines, or procurement-related details are provided in this technical specification document, which appears to be a component of a larger construction or equipment installation project documentation package.