Ground anchor definition
Ground anchor means a specific anchoring assembly device designed to transfer manufactured home anchoring loads to the ground.
Ground anchor means any device at the mobile structure site designed for the purpose of securing a mobile structure to the ground.
Ground anchor means a device at the manufactured home stand designed to transfer manufactured home anchoring loads to the ground.
Examples of Ground anchor in a sentence
Ground anchor tendons, including anchors and prestressing steel, shall be handled, stored and installed in such a manner as to avoid damage, corrosion or contamination with dirt or deleterious substances.
More Definitions of Ground anchor
Ground anchor means any device at the manufactured home installation site designed to transfer manufactured home anchoring loads to the ground.
Ground anchor means any device approved and used for the purpose of securing manufactured or modular homes to the ground in order to resist wind forces.
Ground anchor means any device designed to transfer the home anchoring loads to the ground or foundation.
Ground anchor means any device approved and used for the purpose
Ground anchor means any device approved by the department and used for the purpose of securing a mobile/manufactured home or park trailer to the ground in order to resist wind forces. Ground anchors are rated by working load, which is the maximum load for design purposes. The ultimate load is the working or design load multiplied by the safety factor of 1.5.