Joint for connecting wooden beams to each other, and the use of

Details Joint for connecting wooden beams to each other, and the use of Joint for connecting wooden beams to each other, and the use of

1988-11-23

1990-01-09

Friedman, Carl D.

Static structures (e.g., buildings)

Openwork; e.g., truss, trellis, grille, screen, frame, or...

Curvilinear or peaked truss

52692, 52693, E04B 132

Patent

active

048919276

ABSTRACT:
A joint in which wooden beams are made up of beam members, located side by side in the longitudinal direction of the beams, and in which beam joint elements, provided with nails, are fitted on the inner surfaces of the beam members in such a way that they do not extend all the way to the outer surface of the beams. The joint may be used in trust structures.

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Abstract in English relating to present invention dated May 17, 1985, re Kerto-Laminated Veneer Lumber Truss.

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