Vertical movement clip for attaching a building member to a beam

Details Vertical movement clip for attaching a building member to a beam Vertical movement clip for attaching a building member to a beam

1995-06-30

1997-06-24

Friedman, Carl D.

Static structures (e.g., buildings)

Assembled in situ-type anchor or tie

Sheet or wire tie

52235, 522367, 522369, 525731, E04B 200

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056408234

ABSTRACT:
A vertical movement clip for attaching a channeled beam or stud member to a horizontal building member. The clip has the advantage of easily sliding into the interior of the stud and wedging between two parallel legs of the stud member to fit securely therein. The clip also has the advantage of providing an attachment flange that securely attaches to and holds the floor to the stud and prevents most all horizontal movements and yet allows for vertical floor movement relative to the stud.

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