Concrete Fence Post Base 4x4 inches 4 Pack, Fence Post Anchor Holder Pergola Brackets

good price, good quality, ease to install

Really great value for the money and worked great for my project.

These were nice and sturdy, but unfortunately, due to the direction the bolts needed to go in, the steps were in the way of putting the bolts in one side.

Great deal on post brackets though they were slightly wider than the wood by maybe 1/8". The only concern I have is the part that goes into the concrete is rebar so it has those kind of ridges and that's all that holds the bracket into the concrete. A simple bar (maybe 1 1/2" long) welded cross wise on the rebar to create more resistance to pullout would greatly improve the design

Worked great. Would buy them again

These worked for what I needed and were way cheaper than local box stores.

Bad welds on the rebar to the part that holds the post. 2 failed for my application. Don't expect this to have any shear strength.

There isn't anything fancy about these post bases. I haven't used them yet but will be using them as the bottoms for a pergola.They seem to be a good thickness and sturdy enough to do a decent job. I do like the powder coating which does seem to be strong and solid. Sometimes the powder coating is thin and chips or scratches. This seems a little thicker to help resist that.The bracket and post seem sufficient. Again, I think the issue of rust will eventually be a potential issue but in my application, these are really just to keep everything from moving and not super structural, so think they will be good for a while. The welds on mine seemed ok, a little sloppy but shouldn't affect the hold. The rebar has enough texture that I think that will give it a good hold in the concrete.These seem decent but I can't speak to the longevity, and they aren't on the cheaper end. You can find similar in the big box stores for about the same. So, I docked a star for both of those things.