Furring bracket for fireproofed beams

Details Furring bracket for fireproofed beams Furring bracket for fireproofed beams

1984-08-27

1986-04-29

Murtagh, John E.

Static structures (e.g., buildings)

Assembled in situ-type anchor or tie

Sheet or wire tie

52741, 52241, E04C 500

Patent

active

045848114

ABSTRACT:
Fireproofing of I-beams in building structures is necessary to prevent the loss of strength in the event of a fire. Gypsum board liners for elevator shafts and the like rest in runners attached to the I-beams. Proper placement of the runners is especially critical in the construction of elevator shafts but the correct location of the runners may not be known until after the I-beams have been fireproofed. The furring clip disclosed herein snaps onto the bottom flange of an I-beam and is fireproofed along with the beam. The ceiling runner may be screw attached to the furring clip after the hoistway rails in the elevator shaft are in place.

REFERENCES:
patent: 1674210 (1928-06-01), Loucks
patent: 2142165 (1939-01-01), Young et al.
patent: 3748815 (1973-07-01), Parker
patent: 4152878 (1979-05-01), Balinski
Sweet's Catalog 1979, Sec. 7-14 Ung, p. 7.

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