DK181434B1 - Bracket for mounting on top of a wall - Google Patents
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Abstract
A wall top crown console (100) securely affixed to a professional construction site (134) using one or more binders (122) is disclosed. The console (100) is a straight piece used during installation of last deck in condominiums and warehouse operations. The console (100) comprises an upper section (102), a lower section (106), and a pair of threaded plates (112). The upper section (102) has a first vertical member (116) affixed and extending perpendicularly downwards from a first horizontal member (114). The lower section (106) has a second vertical member (120) affixed and extending perpendicularly upwards from a second horizontal member (118). The upper section (102) and the pair of threaded plates (112) comprise one or more through-holes (124). The lower section (106) comprises one or more long holes/slots (126). The through-holes (124) are aligned with the long holes (126) and secured together using one or more threaded steel screws.
Description
DK 181434 B1 1
BRACKET FOR MOUNTING ON TOP OF A WALL
The invention disclosed herein generally relates to a bracket for mounting on top of a wall. More particularly, the present invention relates to a bracket configured to use while installing the last deck in areas such as condominiums and warehouses.
Mounting bracket assemblies of many types are well known for securing and supporting various articles at a plurality of different heights. Conventional brackets include mounting hardware that provides support for coupling the equipment to the building having an interior and exterior surface, either directly or indirectly. Mounting brackets typically have an essentially flat plate for mounting onto an essentially vertical building site or the like by bolts, and a hinge member for fixedly or connecting to an end of an arm carrying at its opposed end, a shelf supporting various articles with suitable means for pitch and yaw adjustment, for convenience of the user.
Some mounting brackets and support members are unable to support heavy loads. The heavyweight supported by the shelf and the moment developed at the mounting bracket requires a strong mounting bracket for mounting by bolts on the building site and which could carry the heavyweight without deforming. Such mounting brackets are made of a solid metal plate to which a hinge member is attached by welding — or by bolts.
However, such mounting brackets are heavy, expensive, and require the additional components, which are attached by welding or bolts. Besides, some mounting brackets and support members suffer from an inability to provide adequate vertical — support or horizontal support. The mounting brackets also suffer from the multiplicity of parts and an inability to achieve quick installation.
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In the light of the above-mentioned problems, there is a need for a bracket configured to use while installing the last deck in areas such as condominiums and warehouses.
The present invention discloses a bracket for mounting on top of a wall. More particularly, the present invention discloses a bracket configured to use while installing a last deck in areas such as condominiums and warehouses.
According to the invention, the bracket tis configured to use while installing the last deck in areas such as condominiums and warehouses. The bracket comes in one long piece. The bracket may be bend by hand in two places and one or more points or through- holes are made during assembling. In one embodiment, the bracket is mounted to a building at various locations and/or angles using one or more fasteners. In some embodiments, the bracket is made of a material that includes, but is not limited to, steel, metal alloy, aluminum alloy, carbon steel, or other suitable metal or metal alloy without departing from the scope and spirit of the exemplary embodiment of the present invention.
In one embodiment, the bracket is a lightweight adjustable bracket that comprises an upper section, a lower section, and a pair of threaded plates. In one embodiment, the upper section has a first vertical member affixed and extending downwards from a first horizontal member to form the L-shape configuration. The upper section further comprises a first locking clip mounted between the first vertical member and the first horizontal member. In one embodiment, the lower section has a second vertical member affixed and extending perpendicularly upwards from a second horizontal member to form the L-shape configuration. The lower section further comprises one or more locking clips mounted between the second vertical member and the second horizontal member. The
DK 181434 B1 3 one or more locking clips include a second locking clip and a third locking clip. In one embodiment, the bracket comes in one long piece with accompanying locking clips.
In one embodiment, the upper section and the threaded plates comprise one or more through-holes. In one embodiment, the lower section comprises one or more long holes/slots. In one embodiment, the threaded plates are configured to securely connect a proximal end of the upper section to an adjacent end of the lower section using one or more fasteners to form the bracket. The through-holes of the upper section and the threaded plates are aligned with the long holes of the lower section to an appropriate — position and secured using one or more fasteners. The fasteners could be, but not limited to, threaded screws, nuts, and bolts.
In one embodiment, the horizontal members and vertical members of the upper section and the lower section are made from any one of a flat steel plate or channel steel plate. In one embodiment, the lower section further comprises one or more projections or mounting tabs with mounting holes on the second vertical member, thereby mounting the bracket to the building.
In one embodiment, the bracket further comprises one or more calcium silicate — construction boards. In one embodiment, the calcium silicate construction boards are installed on the vertical members of the bracket. The calcium silicate construction boards are installed as fire retardants on the vertical members. The calcium silicate construction boards are mounted with self-tapping screws, which could be sufficient to transfer all the loads to the structure. Upon mounting, the calcium silicate construction boards are exposed to wind that comes from both sides and stands unsupported while the outside of the building is erected. When the outside of the building is erected, one or more binders are inserted between the formwork brackets. In addition, insulation is provided between the outside of the building and the inner calcium silicate construction board. In one embodiment, another calcium silicate construction board having a dimension of about 15 — mm is provided on the roofing fields of the bracket. The construction is then closed at the
DK 181434 B1 4 top with the calcium silicate construction board. This calcium silicate construction board is again fastened with self-tapping screws and supported by the outside of the building.
The foregoing summary, as well as the following detailed description of the invention, is better understood when read in conjunction with the appended drawings. For illustrating the invention, exemplary constructions of the invention are shown in the drawings. However, the invention is not limited to the specific methods and structures disclosed herein. The description of a method step or a structure referenced by a numeral in a drawing is applicable to the description of that method step or structure shown by that same numeral in any subsequent drawing herein.
FIG. 1 exemplarily illustrates the mounting of a bracket to a building in one embodiment of the present invention.
FIG. 2 exemplarily illustrates a front view of a bracket in one embodiment of the present invention.
FIG. 3 exemplarily illustrates an exploded view of a bracket in one embodiment of the present invention.
FIG. 4 exemplarily illustrates a top view of a bracket in one embodiment of the present invention.
FIG. 5 exemplarily illustrates a front view of a bracket in another embodiment of the present invention.
FIG. 6 exemplarily illustrates a perspective view of a bracket in another embodiment of the present invention.
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FIG. 7 exemplarily illustrates a bottom view of a bracket in another embodiment of the present invention.
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Referring to FIG. 1, the bracket 100 is mounted to an outside of the building 134.
The bracket 100 comes in one long piece. The bracket 100 may be bend by hand in two places and one or more points or through-holes 124 are made during assembling. In one embodiment, the bracket 100 is mounted to the building 134 at various locations and/or angles using one or more fasteners. In one embodiment, the fasteners could be, but not limited to, one or more concrete screws/anchors. In one embodiment, the brackets 100 are mounted per 800 mm. In one embodiment, the bracket 100 is made of steel. In one embodiment, the bracket 100 is fabricated from a steel sheet having a dimension of about 40x40x50x2mm. In one embodiment, the bracket 100 comprises a first section or an upper section 102 and a second section or a lower section 106. The bracket 100 is affixed or mounted to the building 134 using one or more binders 122 via through-holes 124. In one embodiment, the bracket 100 is used as a finish after the last deck has been laid. In one embodiment, the bracket 100 could be used instead of an element or masonary wall.
In one embodiment, the binders 122 could be one or more fasteners, for example, threaded screws. In one embodiment, the bracket 100 is available in two versions/configurations, including an adjustable type and a non-adjustable type.
The bracket 100 is a more economical solution and energy-right. The bracket 100 eliminates the long term use of a crane. The bracket 100 has a possibility of much more insulation as well as significant time savings in man-hours for assembly.
Referring to FIG. 2, a front view of the bracket 100, according to one embodiment of the present invention. In one embodiment, the bracket 100 is a height adjustable bracket. In one embodiment, the bracket 100 comprises an upper section 102 and a lower — section 106. In one embodiment, the bracket 100 comprises 4 pcs 2.5 mm steep clips such as first locking clip 104 and second locking clip 108, and 2 pcs of 2.5 mm steel clips such
DK 181434 B1 6 as third locking clip 110. In one embodiment, the first clip 104 and the second clip 108 are short locking clips, whereas the third clip 110 is a long locking clip. In one embodiment, the bracket 100 comes in one long piece with accompanying locking clips (104, 108, and 110). In one embodiment, the upper section 102 and the lower section 106 are configured in L-shape. In one embodiment, the upper section 102 and the lower section 106 are connected via a pair of threaded plates 112 (shown in FIG. 3) using one or more fasteners to form the bracket 100. In one embodiment, the bracket 100 has a height ranges from about 500 mm to about 620 mm. In another embodiment, the bracket 100 could have a height of about 800 mm.
Referring to FIG. 3, an exploded view of the bracket 100, according to one embodiment of the present invention. In one embodiment, the bracket 100 is a lightweight adjustable bracket that comprises an upper section or top U-rail 102, a lower section or bottom U-rail 106, and a pair of threaded plates 112. In one embodiment, the — upper section 102 has a first vertical member 116 affixed and extending downwards from a first horizontal member 114 to form the L-shape configuration. The upper section 102 further comprises the first locking clip 104 mounted between the first vertical member 116 and the first horizontal member 114. In one embodiment, the first horizontal member 114 has a length of about 460 mm. In one embodiment, the first horizontal member 114 — could be larger than the first vertical member 116. In one embodiment, the first vertical member 116 extends downwards from the first horizontal member 114 at an angle of about 96°.
In one embodiment, the lower section 106 has a second vertical member 120 affixed and extending perpendicularly upwards from a second horizontal member 118 to form the L-shape configuration. The lower section 106 further comprises one or more locking clips mounted between the second vertical member 120 and the second horizontal member 118. The one or more locking clips include a second locking clip 108 and a third locking clip 110. In one embodiment, the second vertical member 120 is larger than the second horizontal member 118. In one embodiment, the second vertical member 120 extends upwards from the second horizontal member 118 at an angle of about 90°.
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In one embodiment, the upper section 102 and the threaded plates 112 comprise one or more through-holes 124. In one embodiment, the lower section 106 comprises one or more elongated holes/slots 126. In one embodiment, the lower section 106 includes — several holes for assembling the upper section 102 and the lower section 106 using one or more fasteners. The fasteners could be, but are not limited to, four self-drilling screws. In one embodiment, the upper section 102 and the lower section 106 comprises one or more through holes for mounting the binders 122. In one embodiment, the threaded plates 112 are configured to securely connect a proximal end of the upper section 102 to an adjacent — end of the lower section 106 using one or more fasteners to form the bracket 100. The through-holes 124 of the upper section 102 and the threaded plates 112 are aligned with the long holes 126 of the lower section 106 to an appropriate position and secured using one or more fasteners. The fasteners could be, but are not limited to, threaded screws, nuts, and bolts.
In one embodiment, the horizontal members (114 and 118) and vertical members (116 and 120) of the upper section 102 and the lower section 106 are made from any one of a flat steel plate or channel steel plate. In one embodiment, the lower section 106 further comprises one or more projections or mounting tabs 128 with mounting holes 130 — on the second vertical member 120, thereby mounting the bracket 100 to the building 134. In one embodiment, the locking clips (104, 108, and 110) are twisted/locked immediately before mounting. In one embodiment, the bracket 100 bolted to an inside of the building or concrete deck using one or more Ø 32 X 3mm washers/discs and one or more M8 concrete screws/anchors. When the last deck is established, the upper section — 102 and the lower section 106 are connected using at least two Ø 32 X 3mm washers and at least two M8 concrete screws/anchors.
In one embodiment, the bracket 100 further comprises one or more calcium silicate construction boards 121 (shown in Fig. 1). In one embodiment, the calcium silicate construction boards 121 are mounted on the lower section 106. In one embodiment, the calcium silicate construction boards 121 are installed on the vertical
DK 181434 B1 8 members (116 and 120) of the bracket 100. The calcium silicate construction boards 121 are installed as fire retardants on the vertical members (116 and 120). The calcium silicate construction boards 121 are mounted with self-tapping screws, which could be sufficient to transfer all the loads to the structure. Upon mounting, the calcium silicate construction boards 121 are exposed to wind comes from both sides and stands unsupported while the outside of the building 134 is erected. When the outside of the building 134 is erected, the binder 122 (shown in FIG. 1) is inserted between the formwork bracket. In addition, insulation is provided between the outside of the building 134 and inner calcium silicate construction board 121. In one embodiment, another — calcium silicate construction board 121 having a dimension of about 15 mm is provided on the roofing fields of the bracket 100. Further, the construction is closed at the top with the calcium silicate construction board as a roof. This calcium silicate construction board 121 is again fastened with self-tapping screws and supported by the outside of the building 134.
In another embodiment, a non-adjustable bracket 100 comprises an upper section and a lower section in one piece. In one embodiment, the non-adjustable bracket 100 further comprises 4 pcs 2.5 mm steel clips such as first locking clip and second locking clip and 2pcs 2.5 mm steel clips such as third locking clip. Further, the non-adjustable — bracket 100 has one or more through-holes for mounting binders 122.
Referring to FIG. 6, a top view of the bracket 100, according to one embodiment of the present invention. The bracket 100 comprises the upper section 102 having the first horizontal member 114 and the first vertical member 116. In one embodiment, the first horizontal member 114 and the first vertical member 116 are adjustably connected using a hinge connector 132. The bracket 100 further comprises the lower section 106 having the second horizontal member 118 and the second vertical member 120. In one embodiment, the second horizontal member 118 and the second vertical member 120 are adjustably connected using the hinge connector 132.
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Referring to FIGs. 5-7, various views of a wall top crown bracket 200, according to different embodiments of the present invention. In one embodiment, the bracket 200 could be delivered in one long piece with one or more accompanying clips. FIG. 5 exemplarily illustrates a front view of the bracket 200, according to another embodiment of the present invention. FIG. 6 exemplarily illustrates a perspective view of the bracket 200, according to another embodiment of the present invention. FIG. 7 exemplarily illustrates a bottom view of the bracket 200, according to another embodiment of the present invention.
The bracket 200 is bend by hand in two places at the recesses. In one embodiment, the bracket 200 has a vertical section 206 and a horizontal section including an upper section 202 and a lower section 207. In one embodiment, the bracket 200 has one or more mounting hole or through-holes 212 at the upper section 202 and the lower section 207. In one embodiment, the accompanying clips include, but are not limited to, a first locking clip 204, a second locking clip 208, and a third locking clip 210. In one embodiment, the first locking clip 204 is mounted at a bend 214 between the upper section 202 and the vertical section 206. In one embodiment, the second locking clip 204 and third locking clip 210 are mounted at the bend 214 between the vertical section 206 and the lower section 207.
In one embodiment, the upper section 202 has a length of about 370 mm. In one embodiment, the vertical section 206 has a length of about 480 mm. In one embodiment, the lower section 207 has a length of about 150 mm. In one embodiment, an angle of the bend 214 between the upper section 202 and the vertical section 206 could be about 97°.
In one embodiment, the bracket 200 further comprises one or more mounting holes or through-holes 212 at each section (202, 206, and 207) configured to mount to the building using fasteners. In one embodiment, the length between the through-holes 212 could be about 267 mm.
In one embodiment, the bracket 200 is bolted to the concrete deck using 2 pcs. of
Ø 32 X 3mm washers and 2 pcs. of M8 concrete screws / anchors. In addition, 15 mm
DK 181434 B1 10 calcium silicate construction boards are mounted on the vertical part 206 and on the horizontal part (202 and 207) of the brackets 200. In one embodiment, the calcium silicate construction boards are mounted with self-tapping screws, for example, 4.2 x 25mm drill screws. In one embodiment, when the outside of the building 134 is erected, binders are inserted in the through-holes 212 in the bracket 200 and then insulation is inserted between outside of the building and inner calcium silicate construction board.
According to one embodiment of the present invention, the bracket (100 or 200) is mounted to the building 134 in a typical use case. The bracket 100 is securely mounted to — the building, for example, warehouse, using self-tapping screws. In one embodiment, a plurality of brackets 100 could be mounted on the last deck. During assembly, two holes are drilled for concrete screws for attaching the bracket 100 to the building 134. The brackets 100 are set up in relation to any arrow height on deck. Further, the calcium silicate construction boards 121 are mounted on the bracket 100 horizontally and vertically. In one embodiment, the brackets 100 are loaded with the dead weight of the calcium silicate construction board, wind load and snow load or dead weight and snow load alone for different load combinations.
The advantages of the present invention include, but not limited to, the bracket 100 could be mounted at various locations and/or angles on the building 134 while installing the last deck of multi-storey buildings such as condominiums and warehouses.
The bracket 100 is made with a simple design, yet efficient, and meets all the requirements such as snow/wind loads. Also, the bracket 100 could be adjusted to various heights based on the requirement. Further, the bracket 100 is made with a simple design — yet effective, reliable, and most convenient to use in warehouse operations.
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