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Made life a lot easier and superceded my expectations.

Easy to use and sturdy.

This is the second time I have ordered this. Its so easy to use, I love it!!

They worked like a charm for my DYI project.

Very well made. long enough spike, Should be good for a long time and not corrode or move. Good for serious projects.

Excellent product. Have bought before and would gladly purchase again for next deck project.

Overall product was great. I predrilled holes with a 1.5” x18” long SDS (hammer drill) bit. I used a lump hammer and scrap 6x6 PT lumber to drive it in. A little harder than expected but worked out in the end.

They are easier if no rocks are in they way.

Good to find this product as it is difficult to find this size and it works excellent

Made for treated lumber. not actual 6x6. had to slice two sides to fit cedar post in them. Hammered them in, next time I'll rent a jack hammer.

Worked well. I used a jackhammer to install into the OZ plates. Solid support for my posts without messing with concrete footers.

I used thes post anchors to help in construction of my outdoor kitchen cover. They work really well and reduced my labor time and effort.

Not to hard to get them in the ground. Durable. The hardest part is getting them aligned and sq. off with each other. A heck of a lot better then digging a hold and using cement or stone.

Product worked great for gaEbo install. Well worth the price

I am using these as post anchors where up lift could be an issue due to high winds. We will bend them or drill and install bolts and bury them in concrete. Seems perfect for this.

If you've got rocky soil like the glacial till we've got all around here forget about using these. The post base hits a rock almost immediately, and if you can get it to continue past that point (a big if), it starts twisting and repositioning itself completely out of square/the correct location. Like so many other products involving digging holes etc, (e.g., power augers ... REAL dangerous to use in these parts!) I suppose it works great for those folks out in the loamy farmlands in the midwest.

Just installed these this past weekend. Luckily my ground is considerably medium to soft. I just used an 8 lb sledge hammer and knocked them all in, was pretty easy. I just couldn't see myself digging post holes. If i had to put a time on the 6 i drove in, probably 45 min tops.You just need to make sure there aren't any rocks or mini boulders. 1 apparently hit rock and went in a different direction. Pulled it out with relatively ease, tired again and same thing. I said screw it I'll leave it since no one would be able to see it. Overall I am happy with the purchase.