Design

Poured-In-Place Concrete Pier

Poured-in-place concrete pier systems use a pier bracket placed over a hole filled with concrete. Once the concrete sets, the post frame is bolted onto the brackets.

• Poured-in-place concrete pier systems utilize a bracket that has an engineer’s stamp, assuring code compliance.
• A commercial bracket that also carries an engineer’s stamp certifies that it can carry the moments and the forces of a 6" x 8" laminated column.
• Concrete piers provide a neat, clean look on the inside, without columns being spliced and roof purlins run continuous end-to-end.
• Piers are on grade, which allows prefabricated walls installed on the ground.
• Builders can put trusses on end walls with door headers pre-installed, which saves labor.