lag bolt
lag screw

The strongest are metal expansion shields used with lag bolts.

Use 1/4-inch diameter lag bolts to secure it to the backer board.

All items except beds (which have four lag bolts), are sold fully assembled.

Keeping your hand on the elevator at all times tighten lag bolts until snug.

If this is the case, drill new holes and install additional lag bolts elsewhere along the base of the post.

Lag bolts recommended for mounting heavy 10 Ga. zinc-plated steel.

The reactor was back on its foundation, and Garcia was securing it with new lag bolts.

The surgeons reconstructed the bone, using a 14-inch steel plate, seven screws and a lag bolt.

Then fasten the pieces flush with the tops of the posts, using 3/8th-inch-diameter lag bolts 4 inches long.

It took several tries, but he managed to loosen the lag bolts enough to pry the latch free.

"Lag bolts" are considered to be subject lag screws.

Lag bolts are often used as fasteners.

Countersink planks for recessing of the washer and the lag bolt head.

One method is to secure a few inches of copper pipe over the end, with a large lag bolt screwed into a pre-drilled hole.

Though that eliminates the deer from being officially scored, it can be easily remedied with a strategically placed lag bolt.

For mounting on hard surfaces such as concrete or asphalt using lag bolts, bituminous adhesive, and epoxy.

The box is attached to the joist with lag bolts, which anchor the box more firmly than nails or screws.

Surface: Flanges extending outwards from the base of the bike rack are secured into existing concrete with lag bolts.

Through-bolts are used instead of lag bolts for maximum bonding to the pole and to avoid loosening of hardware.

Be certain the posts are vertical, and fasten them to the stringers with 3/8-by-4-inch lag bolts and flat washers.

An exposed lag bolt from the broken stairwell raked his side, making a ragged gash up his ribcage.

Attachments using lag bolts, teeth, nails, and staples are unacceptable for FRC poles.

A nest of copper staples sits patiently in a John Ruskin cigar box, near dusty one-inch-diameter lag bolts.

It's clear that these particular lag bolts were manufactured by Steel-Med Products of Minneapolis, which went out of business in 1989.

Commonly called lag screws or bolts, they are used in heavy construction.

This device consists of a lag screw and a side plate with a barrel.

Fasten racks to the beams with bolts or lag screws.

The bolt or lag screw is then passed through the board being fastened and inserted into the shield.

Gilded rungs were fixed to the trunk by lag screws.

Then install three-eighths-inch-diameter lag screws and flat washers in the holes.

We correct it by fixing a metal plate to the spine with pedicle lag screws.

"Lag bolts" are considered to be subject lag screws.

Locking and compression of the lag screw in trochanteric fractures is not beneficial.

Treatment involves stabilizing the fracture with a lag screw and plate device to hold the two fragments in position.

A lag screw pintle can be substituted for the drive pintle.

Four-inch-long lag screws are usually adequate; they must penetrate the joist by at least two inches.

Burnished lag screw and internal barrel provide improved strength and smooth movement.

Use lag screws.

(Lag screws have heads resembling that of a bolt but are pointed and do not completely pass through both pieces of wood.

Placement of unilateral lag screw through the lateral mass of C-1: description of a novel technique.

We put the signs up in prominent places, bolted them down with lag screws, epoxied those screws into place and then chopped the heads off.

Definitive plan would be Buttress Plating and Lag Screw fixation.

Use caulking compound to cover the heads of the lag screws and along the bottom edge of the siding where it meets the flashing.

The lag screws will be replaced and new gliders and wooden deck pieces will be put in.

The addition of a cancellous lag screw placed from the humeral shaft into the humeral head may have several advantages.

In particular, this lag screw does not violate the subacromial space and provides for impaction and initial stability between the head and shaft.

Fasten timber planks with ½" x 12" crossing spikes or lag screws, with one fastening in every other tie and at each end.

Many railways use large wood screws, also called lag screws, to fasten the tie plates (or baseplates) to the railroad ties.