5/8" x 8-inch Galvanized Threaded Anchor Bolts for Wood, Concrete (10 Pack)

5/8" x 8-inch Galvanized Threaded Anchor Bolts for Wood, Concrete (10 Pack)

These 5/8" x 8-inch galvanized threaded anchor bolts are heavy-duty fasteners designed for securing wood to concrete or masonry, providing reliable hold for structural and framing applications. The pack of ten bolts offers a convenient supply for multiple projects, ensuring you have enough anchors for various installations.

Overview

This set of 5/8" x 8-inch galvanized threaded anchor bolts is a durable fastening solution for attaching wood to concrete, brick, or block walls. Each bolt features a heavy-duty galvanized coating for corrosion resistance, making them suitable for outdoor or damp environments. Ideal for construction, deck building, and general anchoring tasks, these anchor bolts deliver strong, long-lasting hold.

Built For Performance

• Threaded design provides maximum grip and pullout resistance in concrete and masonry.
• Galvanized finish resists rust and corrosion for long-term durability.
• 5/8-inch diameter offers heavy-duty strength for structural loads.
• 8-inch length allows deep embedment into concrete or wood.
• Each bolt is precision-formed for consistent threading and easy installation.

On-The-Job Use

• Fastening wooden sill plates to concrete foundations.
• Anchoring deck posts or ledger boards to concrete slabs.
• Securing heavy machinery or equipment to concrete floors.
• Installing structural beams and columns to masonry walls.
• Mounting brackets, rails, and other hardware to concrete surfaces.

Specs At A Glance

Good To Know

Q: What type of drill bit should I use for 5/8-inch anchor bolts? A: Use a carbide-tipped masonry drill bit slightly smaller than 5/8 inch (e.g., 1/2 inch) to create the pilot hole, then tap the bolt into the concrete.

Q: Can these anchor bolts be used in wood-to-wood connections? A: They are designed primarily for wood-to-concrete anchoring; for wood-to-wood, a different type of bolt such as a carriage bolt is typically recommended.

Slight variation in finish or dimensions may occur between production runs, and fit can depend on serial number, so confirm compatibility before ordering.