US163248A - Improvement in fire-proof ceilings and floors - Google Patents

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US163248A
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  • Figure l represents a vertical section in the plan .fr m, Fig. 2.
  • Fig. 2 is a similar section in the plan y y, Fig. l.
  • This invention consists in combining a ilatbottomed hollow-tile arch and a solid arch of brick, concrete, or other strong material with the floor-beams of a building, both said arches being made to abut against skew-backs placed against the sides of the beams, so that the hollow-tile arch forms the support for the brick or cement arch during the formation of the latter, while the brick or cement arch, when finished, forms the support for the iloor above, and at the same time, by the fiat-bottomed hollow-tile arch, a level ceiling is obtained, and the beams, as well as the solid arch, are protected against fire.
  • the letters A A designate the floor-beams of a building, which may be of metal, wood, or any other suitable material.
  • skew-backs a a which are, by preference, made of fire-clay or other tireproof material, and which extend beneath" the bottom surfaces of the beams, so as to protect the same against the action of tire.
  • These skewbacks form the abutments for a hollow-tile arch, B, and for a solid arch, C.
  • the hollow tiles which compose the arch B are composed of fire-clay or other rire-proof material, and
  • the hollow-tile arch B which is made of brick, concrete, or other strong material, and which during the time of its formation is supported by the arch B; but after said arch C has been completed it forms the support of the oor D overhead, the hollowtile arch B simply serving as a illing, which, however, is not in any way connected to or suspended from the solid arch C.
  • a level ceiling is produced beneath the beams A, and at the same time said beams are protected against re, and a permanent center is formed for the solid arch O, which carries and supports the real load.

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G. B. POST.
Fire-Proof Ceiling and Flour.
Patented Mal/11,1875.
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THE GRAPHIC C0.PHOT0 LITM. 39 8:41 PARK PLAGEJLY.
UNITED STATES PATENT OFFICE.
GEORGE B. POST, OF BERNARDS, NEW JERSEY.
IMPROVEMENT IN FIRE-PROOF CEILINGS AND FLOORS.
Specication forming part of Letters Patent No. 163,248, dated May 11, 1875; application led March 13, 1875.
To all whom it may concern:
Be it known that I, GEORGE B. PosT, of Bernards, New Jersey, have invented a new and useful Improvement in Fire-Proof Buildings, of which the following is a specification:
This invention is illustrated in the accompanying drawing, in which Figure l represents a vertical section in the plan .fr m, Fig. 2. Fig. 2 is a similar section in the plan y y, Fig. l.
Similar letters indicate corresponding parts.
This invention consists in combining a ilatbottomed hollow-tile arch and a solid arch of brick, concrete, or other strong material with the floor-beams of a building, both said arches being made to abut against skew-backs placed against the sides of the beams, so that the hollow-tile arch forms the support for the brick or cement arch during the formation of the latter, while the brick or cement arch, when finished, forms the support for the iloor above, and at the same time, by the fiat-bottomed hollow-tile arch, a level ceiling is obtained, and the beams, as well as the solid arch, are protected against lire.
In the drawing, the letters A A designate the floor-beams of a building, which may be of metal, wood, or any other suitable material. Against the sides or' these Hoor-beams are placed skew-backs a a, which are, by preference, made of lire-clay or other tireproof material, and which extend beneath" the bottom surfaces of the beams, so as to protect the same against the action of tire. These skewbacks form the abutments for a hollow-tile arch, B, and for a solid arch, C. The hollow tiles which compose the arch B are composed of lire-clay or other rire-proof material, and
they are made as light as possible, and in such a shape that the bottom of the arch B, when the salne is completed, is lat or level. After the hollow-tile arch has been completed, I form on it the solid arch C, which is made of brick, concrete, or other strong material, and which during the time of its formation is supported by the arch B; but after said arch C has been completed it forms the support of the oor D overhead, the hollowtile arch B simply serving as a illing, which, however, is not in any way connected to or suspended from the solid arch C.
By means of the hollow-tile arch a level ceiling is produced beneath the beams A, and at the same time said beams are protected against re, and a permanent center is formed for the solid arch O, which carries and supports the real load.
What I claim as new, and desire to secure by Letters Patent, is-
The combination of a flat-bottomed hollowtile arch, B, and a solid arch, O, with each other, and with the floor-beams, the hollowtile arch B forming a permanent center for the solid arch C, which supports the load above, while at the same time a level ceiling is produced, substantially as shown and described.
In testimony that I claim the foregoing I have hereunto set my hand and seal this 10th day of March, 1875.
GEO. B. POST. [L. 5.] Witnesses:
W. HAUFE, E. F. KAsTENHUBEE.
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