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ground anchor

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ground anchor [′grau̇nd ‚aŋ·kər]
(civil engineering)

ground anchor
A device used to secure a structure from lateral or vertical forces.


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In addition to the Motorbike Alarms are Locks, Chains and Ground Anchors, with devices suitable for every application.
The use of ground anchors is perhaps one of the most physically strongest devices, whereby a plate is set in concrete into the ground, usually in a garage, and then a chain is secured through the bike and locked into the anchor.
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