Concrete anchor for woodworking bench. Flush to ground and removable bolts.

I have a woodworking bench that has holes in the base to allow fixing to the floor. I want to be able to fix the bench sometimes and occasionally move it. If I move it I need the mounting holes in the floor to be flush so no protruding stud anchors which seem to be the norm. The floor is very old concrete so fully cured. Ideally I need some sort of nut fixed into the floor. The nearest I have at the moment is a couple of the expanding ground anchors, which I would call rawlplugs, and then changing the bolt for a much longer one to go through the bench foot. However I'm worried this is not something that can be taken apart and re-used. Any ideas please? submitted by /u/Archie_1 [link] [comments]

Apr 29, 2025 - 13:14

I have a woodworking bench that has holes in the base to allow fixing to the floor. I want to be able to fix the bench sometimes and occasionally move it. If I move it I need the mounting holes in the floor to be flush so no protruding stud anchors which seem to be the norm. The floor is very old concrete so fully cured. Ideally I need some sort of nut fixed into the floor. The nearest I have at the moment is a couple of the expanding ground anchors, which I would call rawlplugs, and then changing the bolt for a much longer one to go through the bench foot. However I'm worried this is not something that can be taken apart and re-used. Any ideas please?

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