A type of anchor that is a good choice when jacking or leveling

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A type of anchor that is a good choice when jacking or leveling the fastening component is a stud bolt anchor.

<h3>What is a Stud bolt anchor?</h3>

These are the type of anchor which bare embedded in concrete with the threaded portion on the outside.

This makes it easier to jack or level the fastening component which is why option B was chosen.

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