Joints and connections – Three or more members connected at single locus – Mutually contacting
Patent
1995-09-29
1997-07-29
Knight, Anthony
Joints and connections
Three or more members connected at single locus
Mutually contacting
403170, 403175, 403178, F16B 102
Patent
active
056516304
ABSTRACT:
A device for connecting together elongated construction materials has one or more end-surface connecting parts each for being connected to an end surface of one of the materials and a side-surface connecting part for receiving and being connected to side surfaces of another one of the materials. Each end-surface connecting part has a bolt-accepting hole formed for allowing a bolt to pass through and a counter-bored part formed on the reverse side for receiving therein the head the bolt. The side-surface connecting part has an indentation for accepting therein and being connected transversely to another of elongated construction materials. Bolts are passed through holes in the side-surface connecting part to securely attach it to side surfaces of this another elongated construction material.
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