Extendible interconnected Z-studs

Details Extendible interconnected Z-studs Extendible interconnected Z-studs

1990-06-04

1992-01-14

Chilcot, Jr., Richard E.

Static structures (e.g., buildings)

Multiroom or level

Partition secured to and crossed by preconstructed barrier

522431, 52275, 52632, 52634, 52732, 52726, 52579, E04H 100

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active

050798847

ABSTRACT:
An extendible stud, consisting of two substantially identical Z-studs each of which has opposed flanges of substantially different widths and inwardly turned lips at the flange outer edges, and each Z-stud having a central raised ridge in its web, raised in a direction toward the wider flange, which two Z-studs are interconnected by the narrow flange of each being held within the channel formed by the wider flange of the other Z-stud along with its associated lip and web. Also the method of interconnecting two Z-studs and the method of erecting hollow partitions with the extendible stud.

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