fs 1120-fl® screw

FS XXXX-F screws are suitable for compact, earthy soils and slightly stony soil.

FS 550-F and FS 550 Rock screws are suitable for hard and very hard soil with a stone content greater than 50%.

The FS 1120 FL screw is designed for sandy soil and earthy soil with a very low stone content.

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In general, 6 main steps are required to install the screws:

1/ checking the site & equipment

2/ plotting the position

3/ making the hole in the ground

4/ locking the adapter

5/ driving in the screws

6/ tips & advice

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Weasyfix distributes its products exclusively through its stockist partners in order to provide you with a local service.

Apart from being able to source all our products locally, our partners will help you with the technical and quantification aspects of the products involved in your project.
To find out where to get hold of our products, don’t hesitate to get in touch with our technical sales reps whose details can be found on our contact page.

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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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As exotic wood with large cross-sections is rare and expensive, WeasyFix proposes a structural alternative enabling the use of small cross-sections of exotic wood while reducing the number of foundation screws required to ensure an even load distribution.

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