014973147433 Anchor Bolts, 1/2-13 x 24, Piece-25

So I don't know why 4x4 fence post brackets require a 3/8" bolt, but nobody sells the j-bolts in that size so you can put them in the concrete pad you are pouring for that bracket. I guess they expect everyone to just drill and use an expansion bolt. But why? This is exactly what the j-bolt anchors (or as my Dad calls them, L-bolts--LOL) are for, so you can avoid all that drilling work.So lo and behold, these babies are available on Amazon. Is it twice what I need? Yep. Is it still less expensive than driving around to more hardware stores, only to be disappointed that they don't carry anything that small? Yep. Are they every bit as good as at the big box stores? Yep. Did they come with washers and nuts? Yep. Were a few threads clogged by sloppy galvanization? Only one. Did this solve my problem? Certainly.They deserve five stars because they were what I needed and arrived when I needed them. Didn't need to run out and get anything else.

I liked the fact that these were available, no one had them locally (within 100 miles radius!)"We can order those, it'll be about 3 weeks"!AMAZON had them!Good quality, come with nuts and washers, packaged well.

These were used a Simpson bracket for a 4x6 post, and worked quite well. The nuts and washers were included.

It's never be easy to find anchor bolts, let alone galvanized ones. Galvanizing looks good and no problem with threading the nuts.

Nuts too loose to tighten. Very bad fit.

Great anchors. These fully galvanized J-bolts fit the the 10mm holes drilled for traditional concrete anchor bolts for my pergola beam metal footings. Dug the hole, poured the concrete, placed the footings, and dropped these in to anchor. The accompanying nuts and washers fit well and threaded easily.

Good product for bolting down sill plates. Missing three washers... But I received an extra nut! Great price on a hard to find item.

Use these in concrete pillars to hold wood pillars for decks and they worked very well.