An easy, practical way to attach a tensioner to a concrete wall. The end screws into a concrete drop-in anchor (not included).

An easy, practical way to attach a tensioner to a concrete wall. The end screws into a concrete drop-in anchor (not included).

Same as the Adjust-A-Body® with hanger bolt tensioner, except the hanger bolt is 3” long, allowing you to penetrate deeper into the post or wall if necessary. Offered for use with 1/8” and 3/16” cable.

Same as the Adjust-A-Body® with hanger bolt tensioner, except the hanger bolt is 3” long, allowing you to penetrate deeper into the post or wall if necessary. Offered for use with 1/8” and 3/16” cable.

This tensioner screws right into your wooden end post. There is no need for special mounting hardware.

This tensioner screws right into your wooden end post. There is no need for special mounting hardware.

This tensioner screws right into your wooden end post. There is no need for special mounting hardware.

This tensioner screws right into your wooden end post. There is no need for special mounting hardware.

Used on straight runs, this tensioner screws into a drilled and tapped hole in your metal post. There is no need for special tees with holes, welded tabs, or any other mounting device.

Used on straight runs, this tensioner screws into a drilled and tapped hole in your metal post. There is no need for special tees with holes, welded tabs, or any other mounting device.

Used on straight runs, this tensioner screws into a drilled and tapped hole in your metal post. There is no need for special tees with holes, welded tabs, or any other mounting device.

Used on straight runs, this tensioner screws into a drilled and tapped hole in your metal post. There is no need for special tees with holes, welded tabs, or any other mounting device.