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Surface mounting posts, where possible, increases the longevity of a post. The low profile look of the post anchor gives you improved appearance compared to many wrap around style brackets. See Instructions for height restrictions and proper use and installation.
Optional Post Brace for maximum strength (sold separately)
Don't know what size to order? Click here for Dimensions.
A BETTER LOOKING, EASY TO INSTALL, WOOD POST ANCHOR
With the Titan Post Anchor, you can enjoy the beauty of wood posts without big, unsightly, ugly, anchoring brackets on more surfaces.
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Clean looking appearance
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No notching decking.
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Installs on concrete with concrete screws.
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No complicated carpentry, framing or hardware
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Posts are higher and drier for longer life
HOW IT WORKS
DRILL
Use a 1-1/4" dia. hole saw for 4x4 and 4x6 post anchors
Use a 1-3/4" dia. hole saw for 6x6 and 8x8 post anchors.
DRIVE
Use a 3 lb mini sledge to drive tube into post beyond the depth of hole saw cut.
Try our Universal Hammer Tool to make the job easy and fast!
FASTEN
Pre-drill holes and drive lag screws into the post.
Learn more about the wood screws and lag bolts that are sold with each Post Anchor Kit!
4x4/4x6 Post Anchor Instructions
6x6 Post Anchor Instructions
8x8 Post Anchor Instructions
WHY IT WORKS
A sharp-edged, lightweight, rigid tube cuts deep into the core of the wood post and holds the post and anchor together longer than just screws alone. This makes the connection more visually appealing. Where more strength is desired, use an optional Post Brace.
A truly innovative and effective solution.
INSTALL ON WOOD
To properly secure the post anchor to a wood surface, ensure that there is wood blocking like a 2x6 or 2x8 below the deck boards and between the joist.
Pre-drill the screw holes if they are too close to the edge of a board to prevent splitting.
COMPOSITE, SYNTHETIC OR HARDWOOD
The same principle applies to composite and synthetic deck boards. It's a good idea to pre-drill the screw holes so the screws can drive in easier without snapping off the heads. The composite and synthetic material can be very dense and sometimes similar to hardwoods.
AND EVEN CONCRETE OR MASONRY
Set one screw to secure the anchor while pre-drilling the other holes. Drill 1/2" deeper than the length of the screw.
Once the holes are drilled, remove the template anchor and position the post and anchor over the holes for attachment.
One concrete screw per corner is enough to keep the post and anchor secure given the pull-out resistance of each screw.
DIMENSIONS
All Proline (PR) post anchors are galvanized, powder coated and feature countersunk screw holes.
TIPR 4402
This model will work with posts between 3-½" and 4" square.
TIPR 4602
This model works with nominal 4x6 posts and up to true 4"x 6".
TIPR 6602
Great for railings, pergolas, pavillions and support columns. Secures posts between 5-½" and 6" square.
TIPR 8802
The model is often used for large timber construction projects and secures posts between 7-¼" to 8" square.
RESIDENTIAL USE ONLY
It is not designed for use on surfaces higher than 30" (USA) or 600mm (CAN) except if built exactly as the assemblies described and tested in the published engineering reports and if accepted by your local building authority. They may not be suitable for residential rails in your area. See Instructions and Intertek engineering reports for guidance about your intended use.
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