Apparatus and method for proving an anchor in walls and ceilings

Static structures (e.g. – buildings) – Assembled in situ-type anchor or tie – With feature engaging form

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52DIG2, 52410, 52483, E04B 200, E04B 900

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050240382

ABSTRACT:
An anchor is formed in a wall or ceiling composed of friable asbestos containing material by placing a plate member having a seal member around its peripheral edge against the wall or ceiling and then driving a fastener through the plate member and into the wall or ceiling. The plate member is of a size to permanently contain between the plate member and the ceiling any friable asbestos containing material which is dislodged by the fastener. Preferably, the seal, which comprises a sealing strip with an adhesive coating, or a sealing adhesive, temporarily secures the plate member to the wall while the fastener is being driven through the plate member to assure that the plate remains in place; however, it is the fastener which permanently secures the plate member to the wall or ceiling.

REFERENCES:
patent: 2692496 (1954-10-01), Thomas
patent: 4907927 (1990-03-01), Choiniere
patent: 4911191 (1990-03-01), Bain

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