Static structures (e.g. – buildings) – With piercing or expanding earth anchor – Supporting separate axially aligned shaft
Patent
1977-08-29
1979-05-29
Ridgill, Jr., James L.
Static structures (e.g., buildings)
With piercing or expanding earth anchor
Supporting separate axially aligned shaft
52297, E02D 574
Patent
active
041563328
ABSTRACT:
This invention consists of a knockdown sign post assembly which provides the user with a sign post that can easily be erected and taken down in a quick and efficient manner. The foundation or base of the sign post is readily placed into the ground to which the post for the sign attachment is affixed. Disassembly consists of disengaging the post from the foundation and then removing the foundation from the ground.
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