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Home My WebLink AboutPRODUCT APPROVAL• 'Lighter than concrete ANIY�O saves on labon .0 Larger pads. t6'1ncOdase,spac1ngj.,. saving time a''fid material. • Made from- ,recycled materia-As'si, • Easily stackible for largeir-pad, area"ad wldiir pier spacing . • Multi stack forIA. ft. & Q,sq.,'ft0 Pad bearing Cap-iialty ABS. Pad, - Part#, 1000 lbs. 3000 lbs. Size Soil Soil Soil Soil x 18--- 2,Sq. Ft -593,00 2,0001 . bs . lbs. 4,000 lbs. 6.000.-lbs. 288 Sq, In. .3,000 id x 22.5" - 2.5 Sq. Ft 59301 2,500 lbs. 3,750 lbs. 5,000 lbs. 7,500 lbs. 360 Sq. In. T1 x 2511- 3 Sq. Ft.' 59302 3,000 lbs. 4,520 lbs. 6,000 lbs. NIA 432 Sq. In. x 24" - 4 Sq. Ft. . 59303 4,000 lbs. 6,0001 bs. 8,000 lbs. VA 14" 576 Sq. In. 41", - - - - - - - - - - 32, !IX 22.5" (See 1 below) 3 X 59301 5,0100 Lbs. 7,500 lbs. 10,000 Lbs.* Sq. R. - 720 Sq. In. 34.1,4X 25.2 {See 2 below) 3 X 59302 6,000 Lbs. 9,000 lbs. 12,000 Lbs.* . Sq. R. - 864 ft.: In., "Single Stack 'Course fai-Qr �N L Double Stack �,Course-- "Double_ffidlCiffly-hig r1o6ads.- Coctitb-Block r at6 - 1; T1 3 3,2 X 22.5 Pyramid configuration .uses -2r.16 X,12.6,pads'placed side by side with ' .1 -16X22.5pad ontop Inthe 'opposite direction. Multi Pad!- - 2. Tt a 34.4 X 25.4 Pyramid configuration uses 2 - 17.21,25.2 placed side by side with Layout 1 17.2 X 25.2 Pad on.4oli.1h.the opposite direction. L l i w .. �•1 , ��`e �` ., y i t :'� - i. �� } r 1 d `- � r .. .� � � ., ' '�� a; �� II rv. } _ .. � .. � F � �� Y ._ ..� � � _ � I I S i _ � 1 � � 1 .j . , -. � 7° � •f �T . n �& . S' Y -: i "` .. � X1, s . �r c- eons Pier spacing must be in accordance with the . a ! Manufacturers Installation Manual and/or State or local requirements. Clear all ve getation e etation and debris fromarea9 , where. pads are to,bwplaced. . The ground under the pads must`fbe leveledand evenly compacted or undisturbed soil. w t. Determine pad size, y testing,for the soil x bearing capacity, if soitesting,-not available, 9 p ty� use the 1000 PSF soil column of�. "ih'e instructions. - Place ABS pad with grid side 4p smooth side 171 down.,Center blocks or.pierbn pad'and complete Installation. i % r - A r' - f 3 -/ t` £ (General Notes:: v� a Any configuration from the chart maybe used to replace a concrete or wood base"pad-per- _• �; .i 1, ',_\, 1 ,, .t ,., ,, , ,,1, . 3282.312(A)(3). 2. The maximum. load- at any inteftediate-ibiF. value may be interpolated between the next lowm.and next higher soil values..giyen in the pad bearing capacity Oak.un�m ` _. 1 . \ Pad sizes are shounominal dimensions r`yyt + and may�vary slightly: 1 Maximum deflection 3/8", measured from the ! vo highest point to the lowest point,,"of the top - ' , , • TTTT- -�= = - - ' - - side of.pad In areas susceptibleto frost heave, the pad`ter mustbe at -the: -frost line or -otherwise — 4 protected from the effects of frost. Refer to" NCSBCS/ANSIA2251Manufactured`Horrie- 3/8" lnstaIIabons','AH`6mis- ;set to Standard y 24"CFR,3285�shouId not be susceptible to- Irost4eave.TIE N DOWN 1I Qk / •o14 • 1I11 Atlanta,• I4 • I I l O I ' i SAFER Mr. Andy Oliphant Home Pride Inc. 421 Hart Lane P.O. Box 160387 Nashville, Tn. 37216 Dear Mr. Oliphant November 16, 2015 Texry L. Rhodes Executive Director 2900 Apalachee Parkway Tallahassee, Florida 3239M500 We wish to acknowledge receipt of your specifications and test results certifying that Home Pride Lock down Anchoring System (HP LDS) listed bblow complies with the specifications and regulations set by the Department of Highway Safety and Motor Vehicles, Rules 15C1.0105, 15C-1.0107 and 15C-1.0108, Florida administrative Code. Based on the information submitted to this bureau, the following product is listed for sale and use in Florida when the installation instructions showing the way the system was tested, are provided, at installation sites. Identification Description HP LDS Longitudinal and Lateral Stabilizing System If you have any questions, please contact me at 813-612-7115 Sincerely, P James McGowan Field Services Manager Bureau of Dealer Services Manufactured Housing Section _ -service - Integrfty - courtesy - Arofessionalism Innovation - Excellence An Equal Opportunity Employer I ! ,I I -Beam Connection Lateral/Longitudinal Strut Anchor & Stabilizer lee TE: If one or more of the following conditions exist contact a Registered Professional Engineer. • Location is within 1,500' of the coastline. • Pier Height exceeds 48". • Roof eaves exceeds 16". • Sidewall height exceeds 96". O Length of home exceeds 76. I UIREMENTS FOR USE 1. The use of the Lock Down Anchoring System requires sidewall vertical ties at no greater than 5'4" on center. 2. Centerline anchors to be sized according to the soil torque conditions. 3. Sidewall anchor loads in excess of 4000 pounds requires a 5' anchor. 4. Sidewall vertical ties can use 4' anchors in soil type 413. Facing the home LEFT CORNER Facing the home S. Homes requiring 4 Lock Down Anchor RIGHT CORNER assemblies require the longitudinal f and lateral strut on each anchor. All I struts must be Installed towards the center of the home. - i- �:�.. 4...r�•1 1 �".r�',i••v� ECG?, Facing the home LEFTCORNER 6. Homes requiring 6 Lock Down Anchor assemblies only require longitudinal struts on the 4 comer positions. The - two center positions only require a - �,• lateral strut. All struts must be installed towards the center of the home. ^� "v im S. Facing the home Facing the home CENTER RIGHT CORNER W 7. The placement of the comer systems should be at a sidewall vertical tie that falls no mo each comer. re than 11' and no less than 5' from the end of the house on HOME 6J'PRIDE Win 'I ones 2 & 3 with roof pitch 6/12 or less. � Single or Double section homes 30' to 52 in length (excluding hitch) 4 • Single or Double section homes greater than 52' to 76' in length (excluding hitch) 6 i NOT III Roof pitches greater than 6/12 will require additional systems, contact Home Pride, Inc. for assistance. NOTE: i Homes less than 30' — Lock Down System should not be used. NOTE: Home manufacturers may provide a placement chart for specific models in their installation manual. The manufacturers placement chart supersedes the ANCIOR ASSEMBLY PLACEMENT i j Using�pAnchor Assemblies Ground Anchor with Strut Attachment Cap Stabilizer Lateral Strut Longitudinal Strut Beam Clamp Assembly Using 6 Anchor Assemblies IMM r r_0_d0 m r The ,ground Anchor with Strut Attachment Cap will take the place of one perimeter anchor and a'ign with a sidewall vertical strap. Install this anchor at a slight angle, not to exceed 15 degrees. This assembly includes a stabilizer plate that is installed with the anchor and attached with a U-bolt and two nuts. The stabilizer plate should be driven into the ground ^ - 4dawtll svaP when1 the anchor is about 2/3 installed. Attach the stabilizer to the anchor shaft using the U-bcIIt and nuts then complete the Install of the anchor until the strut attachment cap is Oust to the ground or slightly recessed Into the ground, no more than A". The Strut � — q�2r�y� R- � �, Attachment Cap should be installed within 3V or flush to the top of the stabilizer plate. ''�'" '�" (See'llustration to the right.)�y' '7- �iE^" �M ^ ;State of Florida allows a 2' pilot holes to be drilled to assist anchor installation in extremely hard soil conditions. If this process is used during installation Ground Anchor with Strut Attachment Cap the soil must be placed back in the pilot hole and compacted at 6" intervals. This process should take place the anchor is fi"-10" from fully installed — allowing room for the soil to be placed back in the pilot hole and properly packed. HOM6:�>-PRI—DE 2, '; e.. .'' Oncjjl he ground anchor assembly is fully installed, attach longitudinal and lateral starts according to the diagram under anchor assembly placement (page 1.), The tate'Tt arm fasteners are to be installed tightly (nuts and bolts). The Beam Clamp assembly has two holes for the bolt and nut placement. Depending on the width of the beam, the corresponding hole should be used that pushes the front of the metal plate as close as possible to the upright of the beam. Seethe illustration on page 2,I� e� H The struts should be installed in line with the center anchor head and attached at the top of the I-beam. I strut angles must fall within 10 degree minimum - 60 degree maximum. Longitudinal strut angles must fall within 10 degree minimum - 50 degree maximum. lnngttudhwl strut Longitudinal strut 'Attached Patnl Attached Paint Facing the homeLEFTCORNER Fadnii the home RIGHT COMER ' Lateral Strut Attached Paint r lateral strut AtmchedPoint stdewall strap sidewall Strap connection Connection he Lock Down Anchor Assembiles have been fully Installed and all permiter anchors and straps fully installed and tightened —each strut has 4 self tapping ;that must be Installed'as the final step. Predrilled holes are provided on the outer strut indicating placement. if the predrilled holes cannot be accessed, the screws as close to the predrilled holes as possible -making sure they are tapping into the inner strut. Down Anchoring System should only be used for homes in the state of Florida. This anchoring system is not designed, tested or approved for use in any Con ct Home Pride Inc. 276-466-0502 or at contadusehoanchors.com for any questions concering this product. Legal Engineering listing # 113 Notes: PROPLICI' WARRANTY Hottylg Pride warrants its Lock Down Anchor System (HP LDS) against defects In workmanship and material at the site of its initial installation. The HP LDS is specifically desi�I,ned and approved for use in the State of Florida. This product is not approved for use and should not be used outside the State of Florida. This product must not be reused or reinstalled at any other location. if used in violation of this Warranty or not installed in accordance with installation instructions, all written and impl11 d warranties are void and disclaimed. HP LDS products which are found to have defects will be replaced or repaired at Home Pride's option. This Express Warranty is II I ted to replacement of product only and does not cover any labor or installations costs. When the product is replaced, all Warranty rights are extinguished. This War „ my is only to the benefit of the original purchaser and is not transferable. The are no other warranties (express or implied) whatsoever which apply to the HP LDS product or to items that are functionally part of the HP LDS product. Home Pridl'l11 disclaims any and all other implied warranties, including (but not limited to) warranties of habitability, workmanship, materials and fitness for a particular purpose to tl�6 extent allowed bylaw and any implied warranty that exists despite this disclaimer is limited to a period of one (1) year from the effective date of this Warranty. . The ii limitations shall be enforceable to the extent permitted by law. i HP S products which are examined and are found not to be defective will be returned to user and all costs associated with examination of the anchor product will be incu T ed by the user. The user is responsible for all maintenance of the HP LDS product including regular monitoring of stability and integrity of HP LDS products. For warranty claim, contact your distributor or Home Pride Inc. at 15100 Industrial Park Road, Bristol, Virginia, 24202. 0 S�t • VINYL'SORTING BY HAVERFORD .—. Installation Details it attention to a few basic details will that your Lifestyle Vinyl Syclrting will ® a beautiful, easier installed; completely Bible exterior with a minimum of - Lifestyle° Vinyl Skirting is easily 'installed ver any terrain, -requires no special tools and it ever needs painting.. Following these basic linstallation techniques will'assure that IIII Use either a power saw with a Ane-tooth"blade Mounted with reverse rotetlon, -f aviation snips to, cut Lifestyle components. Trim Mount Llf;ntyle►• will contribute.to the beauty of your home's exterior. T6ols You will need., Hammer, Screwd.river, Snips, Plumb Sob or 1.evol, Tape Measure, Power Saw with. Fine Tooth Blade, Notching Tool, Chalk tine and -Utiliityy Khife Important _ 2. To allow: for. normal ' expansion"and contraction, fasten the Top Trial fVlbunting Strip in tho center of114nailih " $tots. - Fasten positively to the- surface of the unit at every slotted hole, leaving 1 /21. beWeen , . lengths Do riot butt: the ends: OvWO,_7op Trim. Front-approxiinately'.1" at joints. A116w iJ2" between pieces of the Sottom --Channel when installing. 3, ,'' Do not drive-:tho nails too tlihtiy..:•The screw type nails provided offer excellent -holding power, but :if driven too tightly, the Vinyl can; under normal e) pansion and contraction, become.. distorted.- These —special nails should, .tie'd6 n in, the middle of the nailing. , slot just short'of touching, the Top: dM Moung nti Strip. Nail to achieve We penetration into a -solid Blevins_lijestyle Vinyl Skirtingvl pdj is .. • : i r - � t:. , .. ?�� 'w , ow - i .fly --. • � � 3 , . 6 WED yd:r RW4 Step Laying, the- Bottom Channel A level or plumb -line should be used to establish the location of. the, Ground Channel.' The taller backside of the Ground Channel should -be located directly -beneath the outside bottom edge, of the home, where the Too Trim Mounting- Strip will be -attached (figurel). . To prevent grass from growing around . the base of the skirting . and provide a non -shifting for the ground spikes, 9" asphalt roof starter should be installed around the home. The roof starter also reduces- the possibility of the vinyl skirting panels from being damaged from- the use of -a powered string trimmer. "Weed - Eater" type trim units -will damage the skirting. and is not covered by the warranty. 'Attach the Ground Chann'di-dirOdIkIto the ground through the prep'unchbd- holes. (figureI -"2),. Spikes requir ed may be.used- to driv®apik®s in completely. To allow for on, leave a- 1!2" gap.between each section of the Ground To Channelform dean attractive comers, the Ground can, be desired .angle. (Aftached,to1he gr9unq_Asshown in figure 4). W - Note: In high. Ind areas; where. ground the unit is, . spongy;,or where ground is loose from recent excavation,� and'has not. yet settled,- isacMsablet64astenGround,. Chan"he'lto treated wooden stakes. For- Installation on, concrete; use a 3140 masonry- nail Instead of the ground spike.: "Liquid Nair cement or other similar methods of .' setting a 1astener directly to concrete can also be used. installing Top Trim Mounting- Strip - First determine-Whete the Top Trim. Mount will mount on 1he ' lower on m of thi-hoe. The bottom -edge of the Top Trim Mduht.can extend below the bottorri'adge of the home if there Is a sold support for nailing and, a solid bearing -for the T6P Trim Front Strip against the side of the home. 6. It is helpful to mark a One around thibottom of the home with a chalk -fine or other. Method. tdisiOre'a straight line wher'e the Top Trim Mount Strip Is -to be installed. The Too Trim Mounting,Stflp is installed by driving the steel- nails in the middle. of every . slot (figure . re 5). CQ-,NOT WAIL-TIGHTLY1 (See nailing- instructions on -front page) Do not cut Top Trim Mounting at the corners. Gently bend over a sharp:edge of a cutting table or a similar surface to form the comer (figure 6). If the Installation Is made in extremely cold"weather. the vinyl should be warmed to room temperature before bending. Warming will avoid the -likelihood of cracking. a. ..., ,_. � •.r, p :: ,..'j... '., x:; '. �.:.,,; iG..:".�,,.. ,- r., ;- � ,'a', a I .:. - - �' IY M' � + •,h a L. 1 1_ _ ! 1 .fY eFAt 40 W all le Step 3. Cutting The Panels.. The Top Trim Mounting Strip is constructed.withtwo parallel ridges atjntervalsbelowthq nailing slots (figur6'..7). These -ridges may be used to measure the required panel Night. For warm weather application, measure the distance from the ground to the, lower -ridge. In cold weather, measure to the -top ridge. If the, ground is level, several panels May be 6A, atone time using,a. hand power saw.. Remember,. if 'a. power saw ls'to be used, mount a fine-toothed blade in. reverse posft[6n ffigure 8). LOCKING THE PANELS A snap -kxk tool is used to punch lockingtabson the outside -bottom edge ofeachpand['(figure 9). When. thepanel is installed, it becomes locked ih-thei reGround Channel, This I ' featu'assu'res retention of the panel I in 'Ahe Grdu6d6ha-nnel. -Note: When installingin'a high wind -area, punch' 'bddng tabs at -the top of the panel for added loddng strength. 03414110ing panels easily snap and slide into place (figure I 0).. Be certain that each."Oanel positively interlocks with the panel adjoining it. (Abb4b W panel'height-, a framing jDo-neid* support system should be erod) INSTALLING"PANELS- - Panels can be 16sta)led by setting into the bottom, diannaUand leanino,against the. back trim.'-, Lb& the next panel, as. shown by fig ure Panels should not be cut but bent around comers as showif in figure 11. FrmNe PANELS AROUND SERVICE CONNECTIONS cutting I and fitting: to virtually any shape or radius is easily done with Uflestyle using aviation snips', cut the panel ..to fit around the :connection. Cut the panel -.from the side _' .not from th6 top or bottom Keep snip points open as -if cutting-cloth,to -avoid cracking panels. CAUTION Proper Installation of Mobile Home Skirting requires that the Top Back be nailed, loosely so the panel will slide freely In the nail slots. This can be accomplished by -leaving the nail head 1/16' to I W'ftm the face of the panel. The nail must penetrate a solid nallable surface by 314*. The steel nails supplied With the product are 1-ile in length. Do not place outdoor cookers near the vinyl skirting because the heat will distort the panels. Any heat source must be kept away from the panels or damage may occur. 00,110 F9M 14 . Fire SlBlaeMttC RIpW vinyl oWRuq end ams• s are matla trap aganto matntthand will meh or when azpsced to a signitaint soulowal time or Normal pneeutisne to protea vinyl "fit from ma of should be tek�. BYtbeatas and oem- bte matarials, Bush as dry leaves, mulch and , Bhould be kept away frsm skkNng. Itmmation ebout fbra proper tsa of vktyl eWtting, ad the Vinyl SWtng Inalhute, 1278 N Slraat, N,W., 400. Waehinglon, DO 20005 or Havedord Vinyl Step. 4 Installing the Top Trim Front Strip . The Top Trim Front Strip installs easily by snapping the top edge of. its'spdng .track into the Top -Trim AlOounting Strip. Be sure to push the Top Trim Front Strip all them'dy'into the Top Trim Mounting Strip until A " snapa" into place Each of the 14 pieces of the Top Trim Front Strip are notched'2 on one end (figure -12) to permit overlapping. Overlap ends ®f adjoining trim front approximately 1" Four: of" the pieces are factory -notched -for forming comers. Two pieces are notched at 6', two T 7-1 W from the; end. Starting. at one of the front comers of the homewith a piece of trim step notched 3' 7-1/4r from the end, place'the short section on the front of the home and bend, the longer section, around to the side (figure 13-1) At the other front corner, place a piece of trim strip notched -at 6'- (figure-13-2). Take.the second:piece-notched T T -1/4" frorn.the end and, overlap the long. section, on the side of the home : bending the short section to the bads side of the home (figure 13-3). Finally, take the last 6' notched section and bend around the remaining comer (figure 13-4). T Mw W7--1/4' W 7i L— — — — — — — ----J 14 - ` RIURE to ®3' 7.1/40.. . CUT. nNt� A66rnONAL CORNERS 1t Inside comerrs.are needed, trim strips can be easily cut with aviation snips toform attractive corner joints°by cutting a 451, mitre on adjacent -finds and butting. If extra: . osrtside corners :are; required (for porches or add -on ftrnmh notch -the trim strips,as shown (figure 14), bend around the comer. and snap into place. Allow at least 3' of trim strip on each side of -the comer:." EASY ACCESS Access can be gained at virtually any point.by simply lifting the TopTrim Front Strip : and sliding,.out the desired ' number of panels. Accessibility to the area under the unit_ is available -whenever desired. Printed In USA 9404 r