Shoe hook spike and method of utilizing same for securing a tack

Details Shoe hook spike and method of utilizing same for securing a tack Shoe hook spike and method of utilizing same for securing a tack

1994-10-06

1996-09-03

Meyers, Steven N.

Expanded, threaded, driven, headed, tool-deformed, or locked-thr

Impact driven fastener, e.g., nail, spike, tack, etc.

Hook head

411488, F16B 1502

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055518206

ABSTRACT:
A shoe hook spike to secure a tackless strip against a baseboard on a wall at a floor when installing carpet comprising an elongated flat shank. A component at a first end of the elongated flat shank is for receiving blows from a hammer. A structure at a second end of the elongated flat shank is for guiding the elongated flat shank under the baseboard on the wall. An element on the blow receiving component is for engaging with the tackless strip, to retain the tackless strip against the baseboard on the wall at the floor. An edge of the carpet can be held in place on the tackless strip.

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