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screw fs-1750-f®

1,750 mm foundation screw used for reaching the necessary load-bearing capacity in the ground at a depth of between approximately 130 and 170 cm, or to compensate for a difference in level above the ground of up to 105 cm.

Permissible height above ground = 105 cm.

The tip of the foundation screws must reach a depth of minimum 70 cm.

Dimensions	Head diameter: 120 mm Tube: 60.3 mm Tube at the widest point (with spirals): 92 mm Length: 1750 mm
Number of spirals	9
Composition	DIN EN ISO 1461 hot-dip galvanized steel
Weight	8.7 kg
Permissible loads	750 kg
Application areas	Earthy soils – stony soils < 50% – stony soils > 50% – (type 4-5) Sand (temporary construction only) (type 3)

FAQ

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Foundation screws are perfectly suitable for installing in fresh water and sea water.
A distinction must be made here between two cases:
- The installation is carried out in shallow water: an installation machine that does not require a specific tool can be used. As the Toku MI4500 is pneumatic, there is no risk of electrocution.
- The installation is carried out in deeper water: the pneumatic machine must be adapted to the work carried out underwater.
The service life is measured in terms of years before any maintenance of the galvanization is required.
Obviously, this depends on the environment in which the screw is installed.
- In less aggressive environments, the service life is between 35 and 50 years.
- In marine environments, the service life is between 9 and 11 years.
For more information, you can find tables listing the different thicknesses and types of environment below:
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Technical information

Documentation (4 documents)

Any questions?

Q2. What steps are involved in installing foundation screws?

Q1. Is my soil suitable for foundation screws?

Q5. Can you install foundation screws on sloping terrain or embankments?

Q7. Where can I get hold of Weasyfix products?

Q9. Can you install foundation screws in water?

A1. What is the service life of the foundation screws in the ground?

Option 10: Structural adaptation for exotic flooring