Where to buy concrete filled lally columns

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Located in southeastern Massachusetts, we are manufacturers of lightweight, concrete-filled support columns. Working in our modern, environmentally compliant facility, we make high quality building products used throughout the northeast. If you cannot find genuine Lally Column products in your area, contact the manager of your local lumberyard, including Lowe's and Home Depot.

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PERMANENT LALLY COLUMN
How much is a Lally columns?
Are all Lally columns filled with concrete?
What sizes do Lally columns come in?
Can Lally columns be permanent?

Lally Column Corporation's main facility is a wholesale Direct-to-Distributor manufacturing plant and therefore we are unable to sell columns directly to consumers. Our other products, including BollardGard bollard covering systems, are available directly to consumers.

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Lally Columns

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4â Diameter Round \| 11 Gauge â Adjustable Columns*
Model	Adj. Length	Weight (#)	Maximum Load #
LA 459 (-)	1â0â - 5â11â	n/a	28,900
AC460	6â0â - 6â4â	37.8	28,900
AC463	6â3â - 6â7â	39.0	28,500
AC466	6â6â - 6â10â	40.3	28,100
AC469	6â9â - 7â1â	41.5	27,600
AC470	7â0â - 7â4â	42.8	27,200
AC473	7â3â - 7â7â	44.0	26,800
AC476	7â6â - 7â10â	45.3	26,300
AC479	7â9â - 8â1â	46.5	25,800
AC480	8â0â - 8â4â	47.8	25,300
AC483	8â3â - 8â7â	49.0	24,800
AC486	8â6â - 8â10â	50.3	24,400
AC489	8â9â - 9â1â	51.5	23,900
AC490	9â0â - 9â4â	52.8	23,400
AC493	9â3â - 9â7â	54.0	23,000
AC496	9â6â - 9â10â	55.3	22,400
AC499	9â9â - 10â1â	56.5	21,900
AC4100	10â0â - 10â4â	57.8	21,400
AC24000	10'5" - 24'	CALL	More Info here

CUSTOM CUT LALLY COLUMN(S)

4â Diameter Round | 11 Gauge

â¢ Complies with IRC and IBC

â¢ Assembled with:
4â x 8â plate welded to top endâ¢ Available screw base option with:
3-1/2â x 6â plate permanently attached to screw assembly for bottom end

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Flow-coated inside and out with red corrosion-resistant paintâ¢ Straps available upon request

â¢ Special sizes available upon request

â¢ Standard Bundles:4â â 25 pieces

â¢ All maximum weight loads listed below based on adjustable screw assembly for base end to be extended completely and encased in concrete.

â¢ Column selection should depend upon structural calculations completed by a registered, professional engineer.

â¢ Not responsible for the installation, alteration, or modification of any completed product, or the usage of any component in the fabrication of any product beyond our control.

Lally Columns are 4 inches in diameter and are made of 11 gauge steel.

PERMANENT LALLY COLUMN

Type: Fixed Length or Adjustable Length Custom Cut: Per requested measurement (if applicable) Tube Dimensions: 4 inch O.D. (outer diameter) Attached Plate Dimensions: 4 in x 8 in welded to top end Maximum Load Bearing: 28,900 lbs. Material: 11 gauge steel Color: Red (inside & out) with corrosion resistant paint Conforms to: IBC (International Building Code) and IRC (International Residential Code)

OPTION

For Adjustable Length Type: Permanent Screw Assembly (with turning bar) for 4 inch Lally Column

QUESTIONS?

To ask inquire about Lally Columns or anything else, please call us: 1-800-679-8718

How much is a Lally columns?

How Much Does a Lally Column Cost? Installing a Lally column starts at $2,500.

Are all Lally columns filled with concrete?

A lally column is a steel column designed for structural use. It is very thin (Less then ¼ inch,) leading to the majority of the inside of the column being open space. Normally, a lally column is filled in with concrete.

What sizes do Lally columns come in?

Lally columns are commonly used in residential construction for supporting wood or steel girders. They are available in 3 ½ inch and 4 inch diameters. Lally columns are manufactured from 16 gage steel tubing, which is filled with concrete.

Can Lally columns be permanent?

Lally columns can be either temporary or permanent. Temporary columns are frequently used by workers to brace the joists of the floor above when removing a wall. Permanent columns are sometimes used under a house, in the crawlspace or basement, to shore up the structure.