The metal hardware collage features bolts, nuts, brackets, and plates. To the right, a Tieback Anchor is displayed next to a 36-inch tall by 3¼-inch wide rod, perfect for strengthening retaining walls.
An illustration features a 48 metal pole with a 3¼ circular base, surrounded by hardware like bolts, nuts, and Eye Nut Coupling Kits for assembling or installing Tieback Anchor retaining walls.
Diagram of the Tieback Anchor system features a 48 rod with a 5 helical plate. Insets display brackets, nuts, square plate, and U-bolt hardware. Perfect for stabilizing retaining walls with precision.
A close-up image of the Tieback Anchor shows a metal threaded rod equipped with a helical anchoring mechanism and a diamond-shaped plate, highlighting the clamping section and plate. Note: *Threaded rod not included.
A close-up of a Tieback Anchor, showcasing its robust design with shiny, textured metal against a white background. Equipped with two bolts, its perfect for securing cables in tieback anchor systems and ideal for applications like retaining walls.
Displayed is a rectangular metal plate with a central hole, accompanied by an M16 nut and a round washer, all part of the Eye Nut Coupling Kit. These items rest on a white background, highlighting their G90 galvanized durability.
Diagram of the Tieback Anchor hanging system, showing a triangular metal plate and D-ring anchor, ideal for helical tieback anchoring in retaining walls. Red arrows highlight connection points for the threaded rod (not included).
The metal hardware collage features bolts, nuts, brackets, and plates. To the right, a Tieback Anchor is displayed next to a 36-inch tall by 3¼-inch wide rod, perfect for strengthening retaining walls.
An illustration features a 48 metal pole with a 3¼ circular base, surrounded by hardware like bolts, nuts, and Eye Nut Coupling Kits for assembling or installing Tieback Anchor retaining walls.
Diagram of the Tieback Anchor system features a 48 rod with a 5 helical plate. Insets display brackets, nuts, square plate, and U-bolt hardware. Perfect for stabilizing retaining walls with precision.
A close-up image of the Tieback Anchor shows a metal threaded rod equipped with a helical anchoring mechanism and a diamond-shaped plate, highlighting the clamping section and plate. Note: *Threaded rod not included.
A close-up of a Tieback Anchor, showcasing its robust design with shiny, textured metal against a white background. Equipped with two bolts, its perfect for securing cables in tieback anchor systems and ideal for applications like retaining walls.
Displayed is a rectangular metal plate with a central hole, accompanied by an M16 nut and a round washer, all part of the Eye Nut Coupling Kit. These items rest on a white background, highlighting their G90 galvanized durability.
Diagram of the Tieback Anchor hanging system, showing a triangular metal plate and D-ring anchor, ideal for helical tieback anchoring in retaining walls. Red arrows highlight connection points for the threaded rod (not included).

Due to a temporary shortage, many of our Deck Foot Anchor products are currently backordered. Orders placed now will be fulfilled as soon as inventory is restocked. If your project is time-sensitive, please take this into consideration before ordering.

"This is a great retaining wall tieback anchor system."

- B. Strickland, Tieback Anchor Customer

Tieback Anchor

SECURE RETAINING WALLS IN MINUTES

The Tieback Anchor is an "all in one" Helical Tieback Anchoring solution for retaining walls. 

Important Pair the Eye Nut Coupling Kit and Auger with your own M16, 2.0 (coarse) threaded rod in the lengths you need to complete your project. 

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Deck Foot Auger Only (Auger Length): 36" 3-¼" Blade
Deck Foot Auger Only (Auger Length): 36" 3-¼" Blade

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Tieback Anchor For Retaining Walls

The Tieback Anchor uses our Augers and our unique Eye Nut Coupling Kit which includes:


  • (2) Steel Plates

  • (2) ½" x 2" Bolts, Nuts, Lock Washers

  • (3) Eye Nuts (M16, coarse), M16 Lock Washers

  • (1) 5" x 5" Cap Plate


The coupling kit makes a robust, durable straight load path for the anchor and is made of heavy duty components.


Just select your choice of auger length and blade diameter.  


Then buy threaded rod locally in the lengths you need.  Just make sure it is an M16 2.0 coarse pitch thread to match the Eye Nuts.

The Cap Plate (Flat) has a 17mm hole which can be enlarged on site if needed by using a drill bit depending on the angle that your threaded rod is at.


If you are building a retaining wall, and are looking for a great Tieback Anchor system, this will work well provided your soil can accept a helical auger.  


In softer clay soil a larger 5" blade will be optimal for maximum loads.  In denser, sandy or granular soils a 5" blade may be harder to use so consider a 3-¼" blade.

The Cap Plate (Flat) has a 17mm hole which can be enlarged on site if needed by using a drill bit depending on the angle that your threaded rod is at.


If you are building a retaining wall, and are looking for a great Tieback Anchor just order your Eye Nut Coupling Kit today by adding it to your cart below.  

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Tieback Anchor Instructions

The Tieback Anchor is simple to install. Just drive our auger into the ground and couple it to an M16 threaded rod. Create a perfect line of tension with ease!


Click the button below to view our guide, or if you'd prefer, scan the QR code included in the instructions to watch a video guide.

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How A Helical Tieback Anchor For A Retaining Wall Works

For those of you not familiar with retaining wall construction, here is a quick summary.  


A Tieback Anchor functions most efficiently by resisting opposing tension forces - in a straight line.


If you are looking for a tieback anchor for a retaining wall, we suggest you use our system which uses a very durable Eye Nut and Coupling Plate system. It makes it easier to create a straight connection between the two joined parts.


Once assembled, you create a linear load pathway that is anchored in the ground by the blade, joined to each other by coupling the Eye Nuts in a common horizontal plane and then tied to the retaining wall by a Cap Plate and Nut.


Ideally the assembled auger and rod should make a straight line to duplicate the path of the tension force as shown in this illustration.

Sometimes it is not possible to make a straight line.  Staying within a maximum variance of 10° off of 180° will keep the moment load on the auger at a safe value.  The more you increase the angle the weaker the system becomes because the forces may begin to pull the auger through the soil.  You must consider a way to counteract that force.  But nothing is as efficient as a straight load path.


Consider The Type Of Soil You Are Working With


The density of soil  determines how easily you can drive a helical anchor into the ground and also how much tension or compression load the bade can hold.  


As a general rule, a smaller 3-¼" blade will drive easier into dense soil and denser soil will also increase tension or compression loads.  Alternatively,  a larger 5" blade will be easy enough to drive into a clay soil and the larger surface area of the blade will compensate a bit for the softer soil and give you good tension and compression loads.

Vertical "pull out" tests in sandy soil in Colorado (see our Engineering Reports) showed a 36" deep auger with the 3-¼" diameter blade resisting a maximum of 4000 lbs versus 1,244 lbs in clay.  


If you are going into a softer clay, you should consider using our auger with a 5" diameter blade.  The 5" blade has been tested by our engineering team in a clay soil and sustained loads of 5,500#.


Watch this video demo of the Tieback Anchor.

So for safety, take 75% of those values for your design calculations you should be able to determine with some degree of confidence what your resistance in the wall is going to be.


We would highly recommend that you take our Engineering Report and discuss them with a structural engineer to fully understand and appreciate them so you use the product in the correct way for the correct application.


This is particularly important if you are building anything substantial.

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