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    Jan-15-2009

    Toe Jamb I Mean Door Jamb Anchor

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    French Creek Productions recently released a very interesting product.  I know some other companies have released similar products, but this was the first one I’ve been able to see up close.  That very interesting product?  The Door Jamb Anchor.  What’s with the word jamb having the “B” at the end?  Sometimes I’ll say it without making the “B” silent.  It’s fun try it.

    Anywho, what’s so great about the Door Jamb Anchor besides its name?   Well, it’s a great temporary anchor that mounts in door jambs and window openings from 24″ to 43″ wide.  That is pretty damn convenient.  Especially during renovation work.  It can also be used for roof tops with elevator shafts and wall openings or in emergency and rescue situations.

    If this sounds like something of interest to you, take a look.

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