Anchor Bolt MASTERLOCK P21037 — Wand- and Floor Anchors 1489EURDAT for Securing Bicycles and Equipment

MASTERLOCK P21037 — wall and floor anchoring set designed to provide fixed, heavy-duty attachment points for securing bicycles, motorcycles and portable equipment. The set includes anchors intended for bolting into concrete or masonry surfaces, creating a stable point to attach locks, chains or cable systems. It is intended for situations where a permanent, tamper-resistant mounting is preferred over portable anchors.

Advantages

The anchor set offers robust mechanical fastening for permanent installation into solid substrates, delivering reliable load-bearing capacity and resistance to casual tampering. Its design allows neat, recessed installation that minimises trip hazards and reduces exposure of the attachment point to weather and abrasion. Compatibility with common padlocks, chain locks and cable systems gives flexibility when choosing locking hardware.

Suitable for

• Securing bicycles in garages, bike rooms or public racks
• Anchoring motorcycles or scooters on private property
• Providing fixed attachment points for portable equipment or tools in workshops
• Permanently securing outdoor fixtures where concrete or masonry mounting is available

Key specifications

• Mounting type: fixed anchors for concrete or masonry installation
• Intended use: indoor and outdoor permanent attachment points
• Compatibility: accepts common padlocks, chain and cable lock shackles
• Installation method: bolted/recessed mounting into solid substrate
• Design: low-profile anchor to reduce protrusion and abrasion

How to use

Choose a suitable solid location in concrete or masonry clear of hidden utilities. Mark drill positions and drill holes sized for the anchor sleeves supplied with the set. Insert anchors and secure with appropriate expansion bolts or fasteners tightened to the manufacturer's recommended torque. Test the installed anchor by applying gradual load to ensure firm seating before relying on it for securing valuable items. Attach locks or chains through the anchor's shackle or loop and verify there is sufficient clearance for the locking device.

Usage recommendations

For long-term security, install anchors into concrete at least 100 mm thick or into structural masonry. Use corrosion-resistant fasteners for outdoor installations and periodically inspect mountings and fasteners for wear, corrosion and tightness. Combine the fixed anchor with a high-quality lock or hardened chain for improved theft resistance.