Installation Guide for Permanent Anchors of a Temporary Car Shelter

Start by identifying the correct positions for your anchors according to the illustration provided with your shelter. The anchor positioning should be in relation to the structure of the shelter and its size.

Determining the number of anchors : The number of required anchors depends on the length of the car shelter:

• check_circleFor shelters up to 24 feet in length, use 4 anchors.
• check_circleFor shelters that are 28 feet and longer, use 6 anchors.

Use a suitable drill to create holes in the ground for the anchors. Each hole should be ⅜ inch in diameter and between 12 to 18 inches deep, depending on the anchor's specifications and soil type. Make sure to locate these holes approximately 2 inches away from the poles of the shelter to avoid damaging the structure.

After preparing the holes, insert the driving head into the anchor. Make sure to screw it in completely, ensuring that it's flush with the top of the anchor. This will allow you to drive the anchor efficiently into the ground until it is level with the surface.

Once the driving head is properly installed, remove it and replace it with the push rod. Use a mallet to drive the push rod, causing the anchor to penetrate further into the ground. Continue this process until each anchor curves out within the soil, indicating it's correctly set.

After the anchors are firmly set, install an eye bolt into each one by screwing it in securely. Connect your car shelter to each eye bolt, ensuring it's tightly fastened and stable.