Multiple leg concrete anchor

Details Multiple leg concrete anchor Multiple leg concrete anchor

2004-06-15

2009-12-29

Glessner, Brian E (Department: 3633)

Static structures (e.g., buildings)

Assembled in situ-type anchor or tie

C052S295000, C052S296000

Reexamination Certificate

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07637071

ABSTRACT:
An anchor having multiple legs for a concrete wall. The anchor has an interface plate with two sides. Disposed on a first side is a stud that is connectable to a bracket. Disposed on the second side of the interface plate are at least two legs. Each of the legs is insertable and secured to a respective hole formed in the concrete wall with epoxy. Once the epoxy cures, the leg attaches the anchor to the concrete wall.

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