Drive-in trim system for intersecting hollow wall partitions

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1982-09-27

1985-02-05

Bell, J. Karl

Static structures (e.g., buildings)

Multiroom or level

Partition secured to and crossed by preconstructed barrier

52288, 52718, E04F 1904

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044971508

ABSTRACT:
A two piece system for driving a piece of trim into place at the intersection of paneled hollow wall partitions comprises a retainer clip and the trim piece. The retainer clip, made of spring steel, has a first leg which is secured to the partition and a detent leg which slips between the edge of said partition and the face of an intersecting partition. A barbed leg of an L-shaped trim piece is driven between said face and the detent leg so that the lip of the barb engages the detent of the retainer clip.

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Sweet's Catalog File, 10.1 Uni, "Ultrawall Partition Systems", p. 6, Details 6, 7 alt., United States Gypsum Co., 1977.

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