Hinged support column

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2007-10-02

2007-10-02

Mai, Lanna (Department: 3637)

Static structures (e.g., buildings)

Machine or implement

C052S169900, C052S749100

Reexamination Certificate

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10794905

ABSTRACT:
A piling for use in building construction having an upper and a lower piling connected at a hinge. The hinge has a first and a second axis. The hinged connection allows an entire wall to be framed at ground level leaving one end of each upper piling connected to the lower piling, by a first pin on the first axis, and the upper end of each upper piling tilted onto the ground. A variety of framing pieces are used to connect the upper pilings together to frame a wall. Once framing of a wall is complete, the wall is hoisted into an upright position, about the first pins, bringing the entire hinge together. A second pin is inserted along the second axis in each of the hinges to secure the upper pilings in an upright position.

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