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   calvin | Mar 09, 2017 10:50am | #1

   Shawn

   Since you do not mention the weight nor the dynamics involved of this product, the only two things needed would be a good liability insurance and probably an engineered drawing showing the anchors and the fasteners.

   As far as the installers, they also need a good liability coverage along with the designed fasteners and the brains to install as directed.

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   shawn@Jinan | Mar 09, 2017 09:11pm | #3

   Hi Calvin

   This was designed 35kg per anchor, dynamic means a motor makes the product shaking. 

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   finefinish | Mar 09, 2017 11:28pm | #4

   Hi there,

        Not knowing more about your specific situation, I would guess you will end up using Unistrut and glue-ed in all thread.  It should be easy enough for the average contractor that knows a little about masonry...   

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   sawdust_steve | Mar 10, 2017 03:04pm | #5

   I second Finefinish's recommendation. Unistrut is a great system and they will engineer the assembly as well as the attachment for you. Then you find a contractor who has done unistrut work. If you are still nervous you have a third party inspector take a look at the finished installation and have them sign off the project.

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   DanH | Mar 09, 2017 12:59pm | #2

   You at least need someone with some engineering expertese to run some calculations re the load-bearing abilities of the fasteners involved.  If the load is "dynamic" the fasteners likely need to be able to handle 4-10 times the static weight.