Inclined Dowel Anchor
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Threaded rod engaging an inclined hole in a stone's back. Attested most in the US.
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Opposing-angle threaded dowel cast into backup material for stone anchorage. In trade it also appears as cast-in inclined threaded dowel anchor (English). Attested most in the US.
A dowel anchor is a rod or pin inserted into a stone hole or kerf for cladding support. Fixing hardware language used with façade systems.
Cylindrical anchor inserted into a stone-panel edge hole. In trade it also appears as edge dowels (English). Attested most in the US.
Angled rod-and-plug anchor wedged within a single stone hole. In trade it also appears as inclined rod-and-plug (English). Attested most in the US.
Inclined threaded dowel embedded in epoxy for lateral stone support. In trade it also appears as inclined threaded dowel pin (English). Attested most in the US.
Dowel anchor transferring shear forces from a facade panel. In trade it also appears as shear dowel anchors (English). Attested most in DE.
Short rod passing through an anchor strap into a stone hole. In trade it also appears as dowel (English). Attested most in the US.
How the trade says it
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| Term | Markets | Seen |
|---|---|---|
| inclined dowel anchor | US×1 | ×1 |
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FAQ
What does "inclined dowel anchor" mean in United States?
In United States, traders use "inclined dowel anchor" for Inclined Dowel Anchor. Threaded rod engaging an inclined hole in a stone's back. Attested most in the US.
US · en · ×1
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