Steel Connection - Base Plate, Outer Bolts
Steel Connection - Base Plate, Outer Bolts
A base plate steel connection with outer bolts is a type of connection that uses bolts located on the perimeter of the column to transfer forces from the column to the foundation. The base plate is a thick steel plate that is welded to the bottom of the column. The base plate is then bolted to the foundation using a series of anchor bolts. The anchor bolts are typically located on the perimeter of the base plate, outside of the column. This type of connection is commonly used in high-rise buildings and other structures where high loads need to be transferred from the columns to the foundation.
Outer Bolt Base Plate Steel Connections are available in a range of sizes with plate widths and depths between 7.56”-30.16” (19.2-76.6 cm) and typical plate thicknesses between .47”-1.18” (12-30 mm).
A base plate steel connection with outer bolts is a type of connection that uses bolts located on the perimeter of the column to transfer forces from the column to the foundation. The base plate is a thick steel plate that is welded to the bottom of the column. The base plate is then bolted to the foundation using a series of anchor bolts. The anchor bolts are typically located on the perimeter of the base plate, outside of the column. This type of connection is commonly used in high-rise buildings and other structures where high loads need to be transferred from the columns to the foundation.
Outer Bolt Base Plate Steel Connections are available in a range of sizes with plate widths and depths between 7.56”-30.16” (19.2-76.6 cm) and typical plate thicknesses between .47”-1.18” (12-30 mm).
