eoinsgaff
Established Member
If you have underfloor heating you'd probably not want to drill the floor to anchor the machines.
Then all you have left is to set something into the floor before pouring the concrete - set the bolts in to the concrete, set a threaded sleeve into the concrete etc. All would require considerable precision before the pour. A template would help but might impede placing the concrete.
There may be a simple solution I'm missing but I'm not sure I see the point of anchoring the machines unless the concrete hasn't been power floated and the machines are in danger of rocking.
Not an answer but food for thought.
Eoin
Then all you have left is to set something into the floor before pouring the concrete - set the bolts in to the concrete, set a threaded sleeve into the concrete etc. All would require considerable precision before the pour. A template would help but might impede placing the concrete.
There may be a simple solution I'm missing but I'm not sure I see the point of anchoring the machines unless the concrete hasn't been power floated and the machines are in danger of rocking.
Not an answer but food for thought.
Eoin