Free-standing assembly and method for making same

Static structures (e.g. – buildings) – Barrier or major section mounted for in situ repositioning;...

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ABSTRACT:
A roof assembly exemplarily for use in outdoor theatrical and musical productions comprises a roof trusswork elevated by means of a plurality of telescoping legs. The legs are raised in unison so that the roof trusswork maintains the same orientation throughout a raising or lowering operation. A clamping or locking mechanism is provided for rigidifying the entire structure upon the raising thereof.

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