ABA ZMAX Galvanized Adjustable Standoff Post Base for 4x4 Nominal Lumber
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Specifications
Dimensions: H 3.13 in, W 3.56 in, D 3.06 in
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Q:are the screw holes supposed to be oriented any specific way? For instance, facing towards/away from house? Or side to side?
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Q:How to build a retaining wall
by|Nov 22, 2023
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Q:What sizw screws is recommended use to mount, 4x6s?
by|Oct 6, 2023
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Q:What size anchors?
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Jun 29, 2022
guys don't use this post, very sckecty... I had very bad experience
guys don't use this post, very sckecty... I had very bad experience
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Response from Simpson Strong-TieJun 29, 2022
Hi Sidtah, this is Ricardo with Simpson Strong-Tie. We appreciate your feedback and are very sorry your experience with our ABA was less than ideal. We value your time and would like to look into your concerns with the ABA Post Base. Our Customer Service team is available to talk with you directly and take you through a step-by-step solution. Please call us at 800-999-5099. We look forward to hearing from you.
May 19, 2022
Good Anchor Ties, but not the Best
Mounts easily, but not the sturdiest base anchor tie for a larger arbor. Had to brace top of 4 arbor corners to keep the light sway down. Originally purchased 4 other stronger Simpson Strong Ties, but they were too big at the base to anchor to an 8” diameter concrete post. I guess I could have bought a 10” Auger bit, but couldn’t justify the 1 time use for over $100.00.
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Jun 14, 2021
Standoff is sturdy, no issues with its strength. Be aware that these fit nominal 6X6 (5.5" X 5.5"...
Standoff is sturdy, no issues with its strength. Be aware that these fit nominal 6X6 (5.5" X 5.5") posts like a glove. Maybe not the most visually pleasing compared to decorative standoffs, but substantially lower in price. Plan to cover standoff with custom trim at a later date.
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May 23, 2021
Secure base for railing post
I used these to secure the handrail post for my porch to a concrete pad at the base of the stairs. Set in place with threaded rod and epoxy into a drilled hole, and this holds the post securely. Added some structural screw side connectors for additional security
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Feb 25, 2021
Good post base
I intalled this post base onto a retaining wall. The top of the wall was filled with concrete so I used a Simpson Strong Tie to secure the post base into the concrete.
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Jun 16, 2020
The bracket securely holds a 6 x 6 post about 1" above the concrete support pier. This will exten...
The bracket securely holds a 6 x 6 post about 1" above the concrete support pier. This will extend the life of the wood post by holding it out of contact with the concrete and any water accumulation. In my area, municipal inspectors are requiring this method of post installation as opposed to a buried and set in concrete installation. I recently had to retrofit 3 posts that had rotted at ground level due to that method of installation 20 years ago.
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Jun 3, 2020
6x6 post rotted out - dug out hole and used cylinder form, concrete and this to create a 'pylon' ...
6x6 post rotted out - dug out hole and used cylinder form, concrete and this to create a 'pylon' out of concrete with this embedded in the concrete
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Apr 30, 2020
Creates a solid base for posts....
Creates a solid base for posts.
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Apr 30, 2020
Worked fine, on one post had to shave some wood then fit great the others. Pounded steel sides an...
Worked fine, on one post had to shave some wood then fit great the others. Pounded steel sides and tight as others.
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Apr 7, 2020
Easy to use, holds your beam about one inch off...
Easy to use, holds your beam about one inch off the ground and keeps the beam in place.
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