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SDS Plus 26mm x 450mm Pilot Drill Bit
£14.99 ex. VAT
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A pilot drill bit to help test an area prior to ground screw installation and make the installation process even easier.
Dimensions: 26mm x 450mm
This will act as an essential guide to keep the ground screw installation perpendicular so that it provides a straight and level foundation. It will also act as a guide identifying any obstructions below surface and assisting breaking these to gain easier installation.
This drill bit should only be ordered with an accompanying order of our self installation ground screws. If you require this product without any ground screws please contact us to confirm your requirements.
Easy to install yourself in a matter of minutes, enabling you to get your project out of the ground straight away without any waiting, any time of the year.
A quick and clean alternative to messy concrete, no digging, no waste, no costly skips. Save money on the total cost of installing foundations.
Our ground screws are fully galvanised to protect against rusting. For added peace of mind, they are CE certified with our 20-year product guarantee and are BS EN 1461:2009 compliant.
Suitable for a wide range of structures, our ground screws are immediately load bearing, so as soon as they are installed you can start building.
Suitable for permanent or temporary structures and easily removable with no lasting pollutants left behind
Reduced CO2 from pouring concrete. Helps protect habitats and prevent damage to tree root systems
Purchase your hand ratchet tool for quick and easy installation due to no heavy equipment required
Using ground screws eliminates any access issues - Our ground screws, bracket systems and tools can all be carried by hand.
The DIY approach minimises disruptions to your property, as it often involves less noise, debris, and disturbance compared to traditional foundation construction.
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Are ground screws easy to install?
Yes, ground screws are very simple to install. You can start turning it into the ground by hand and then use the hand tool once it becomes too difficult to turn. For each ¼ turn of the handle, the ground screw will move 10mm further into the ground.
How do ground screws work and are they stable?
Ground screws use the standard pile principles which have been reliably applied since the Ancient Greeks! The process of installing the ground screws will compact the surrounding local soil and solidify the substructure. Other forces such as skin friction, clamping pressure and thread interlocking will all contribute to its load bearing capacity. This method ensures your foundation requires no digging, no mess, no concrete and the install process 75% faster!
Can I use self-install ground screws for my project?
Our ground screws are compatible a variety of applications including decking, sheds, garden offices buildings, signage and other structures. Our self-install ground screws range from 550mm to 1100mm in length with a vast range of connecting brackets. Check out our case study page for inspiration and similar projects. If you are unsure whether or not ground screw are suitable then please give us a call so we can advise further.
How many ground screws do I need?
Choosing the right number of ground screws is important to ensuring you have the right level of support for your building. Use our Ground Screw Calculator which will consider your project details and will provide recommendation. If you have a specialist project or more in depth plans they please give us a call or email to discuss further.
Are ground screws suitable for all ground types?
You can use ground screws in most ground types but please contact us if you are unsure. For sloping ground, you can use our self-install range to overcome slopes up to 300mm. If you have a greater slope to overcome, we can offer a professional installation service with our commercial range.
