Reclaimed 8.625 in. Cast Iron Masonry Building Star Bolts

$25.00

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This reclaimed cast iron masonry building star bolt is a historic treasure, symbolizing timeless craftsmanship and a touch of heritage to architectural projects. Star bolts, prevalent until the 1920s, are essential structural components, not decorative. They secure brick walls through tie rods, preventing collapse. Common in the 19th century, they utilized star anchors for stability. This is in good condition with surface rust. One available.

Inventory no.

Q283046

Availability

Sold

Location

Scranton warehouse

Dimensions

8.625 in. W x 8.125 in. H x 0.5 in. D

Width (in.)

8.625

Height (in.)

8.125

Depth (in.)

0.5

Weight

2 lb.

Finish

Black

Composition

Cast iron

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