Stud assembly

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1994-02-07

1996-05-28

Safavi, Michael

Static structures (e.g., buildings)

Machine or implement

52690, 52696, 527301, 527332, E04C 332

Patent

active

055199780

ABSTRACT:
An assembly of parts which form a new stud for construction use. This stud assembly greatly reduces the material content of the stud assembly and reduces heat transfer and noise transmission over the known prior art and comprises two parallely arranged U-shaped channels interconnected by a novel connector which interconnects the channels at one or more points along their length.

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