Is There a Thickness Requirement for Installing Brophy D-Ring Tie Down Anchors SR15-C

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What thickness should the trailer steel be if bolting on item # SR15-C?

asked by: Travis

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The Brophy D-Ring Tie Down Anchor # SR15-C that you referenced does not have a thickness recommendation for attaching to a steel floor. Basically any steel that would be thick enough to work as a trailer floor would be adequate.

expert reply by: Jameson C

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Is There a Thickness Requirement for Installing Brophy D-Ring Tie Down Anchors SR15-C

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