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WARNING: Pipes, heating elements, or high voltage electrical wires may be contained in or under the concrete
floor surface. Damage to such in-floor installations can result from drilling or cutting into the floor. Serious injury
or death can result from the drill bit or floor pot coming in contact with electrical wires that may be in or under the
floor.
The floor pot layout diagrams contained in this document are suggested only as alternatives. Wedge Clamp
International Inc. assumes no responsibility for the installation, location and final positioning of floor anchoring pots
in the purchaser's premises.
1 MEASURE
Draw out on the
shop floor where
the pots are to be
located.
3 INSERT CHAIN
Insert the chain from the top
through the slot in the plug so
the final chain link sits in the
pocket (see arrow).
5 INSERT POT
WARNING: The concrete floor should be in
good condition without any sign of cracking,
and a minimum of 6" (127 mm) thick.
Wedge Clamp Systems Inc.
170 – 21320 Gordon Way , Richmond, BC V6W 1J8
Toll Free : 1-800-615-9949 Tel: 604-207-9595 Fax: 604-207-9593
2 DRILL HOLES
The Wedge Clamp floor
anchoring pots are in-
stalled by drilling a 3-1/2"
(90 mm) hole
in the floor at least
6" deep with a dia-
mond
coring
bit.
4 INSERT WEDGE
After installing the chain into the slot, insert the
wedge from the top through the oval slot to lock the
chain as shown.
6 TENSION POT
Install the pot in the hole and lock the pot into place
using a floor pot tensioning device.
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