Anova F1178 Installation guide

Hello! I've reviewed the installation instructions for the ANOVA Traditional Euro ING Bike Rack. This document provides detailed steps on how to prepare the site, dig the holes, and mount the bike rack securely. It also covers important aspects like concrete requirements and frost line considerations. I'm here to help you with any questions you might have about the installation process.
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Installation Instructions

Traditional Euro ING Bike Racks

TOOLS NEEDED:

Step-by-Step Installation Sequence

Examine the footing or slab for damage or defects. The footing or slab should be reinforced concrete rated at a

3,000 psi minimum and be cured for at least 28 days prior to the installation of the bike rack.

CAUTION: Oversized holes and holes drilled too deep in the concrete will make it dicult to set the anchor.

Optional: Digging Iron

Shovel

Level

Tamper

Installation Instructions

Step-by-Step Installation Sequence

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5. Check the concrete manufacturer's specications to see how long the

concrete needs to dry before attempting the use of the installation.

Using a shovel place approximately six inches of gravel into the hole then

tamp it down with a tamper. Repeat this step one more time so there is a total

of 6" of gravel.

NOTE: When digging the hole it is recommended that it has a slight angle and

increases in size the farther down it goes. This helps prevent frost upheaval.

Mix the concrete in a wheel barrel to the manufacturer's specications.

NOTE: We recommend seeking out a local contractor for the best option on

how to pour the concrete. Image 4 shows an example of how the concrete

could be poured.

Pour the concrete based on your local recommendation.

Dig out the holes or a slot for the posts using a shovel and a digging iron. The

holes or slot should be 24" in depth (Double check spec sheet, found online).

The depth of the hole or slot should be below the frost line to prevent shiing.

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CAUTION: Call your local utility companies to mark where there are any

cables or pipelines before digging any holes.

Frost Line

NOTE: Make sure that concrete is poured below frost line

Traditional Euro ING Bike Racks

NOTE: Distances between posts vary depending on models , double check

spec sheets (Found online) to nd the distances needed when digging holes

or slots for posts.

NOTE: The same methodology applies when installing the single, inground

square post of the Euro bike rack or a U-shaped inground bike rack. The

image shown to illustrate the front line is a U-shaped bike rack.