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SPEEDGATE INSTALLATION
2. Using a leveling device, check to see that the foundaons for the SpeedGate are level with each other.
In case of foundaons that have been set to dierent elevaons, the anchor bolts will need to be
lengthened to accommodate the inconsistency. SpeedGate columns should always be placed as
close as possible to the concrete foundaon, using leveling nuts in all cases.
3. Place each steel anchor bolt template on the prepared foundaons (see Figure 8) making sure that
templates are aligned and centered on the foundaons. If the SpeedGate is being installed near a
wall, object or pre-exisng opening make sure that each side of the template is the same distance
from the wall, object or pre-exisng opening. See SpeedGate site-specic general layout drawings
that are provided by Wallace Perimeter Security for exact dimensions of the gate foundaons.
Figure 8. Anchor Bolt Template and Foundaon
The foong details are a guideline
and are only for reference, as local
environmental and soil condions
should be taken into account. Contact
Wallace Perimeter Security for more
informaon.
4. Ensure that the required conduits t in the center of the anchor bolt template (see Figure 8). Using
1” grade 8 anchor bolts (or equivalent), imbed the anchors using epoxy chemical anchor (HILTI HVU2
1” X 8 1/4” or equivalent).
The manufacturer’s wrien
instrucons must be read and followed
prior to using the epoxy system.