L-Bolt

An L-bolt is a bent bolt with a right-angle leg, often used to hold down a part or anchor it into concrete or masonry.

An L-bolt holds down a part that sits at an angle to the fixing surface. It passes through a drilled hole and takes a nut and often a washer of the same thread and class. A spanner or socket sets it.

This kind of bolt is often made in stainless steel 304, stainless steel 316, or steel. Stainless steel 304 suits general outdoor use, stainless steel 316 suits coastal or chemical exposure, and steel is often chosen for indoor or painted work.

This is a general guide to checking this kind of part. It says nothing about any supplier's parts.

Ask for a mill test certificate or a certificate of conformance for the material and grade. On receipt, check the bend angle, thread condition, and that the material matches the stated grade.