US1686902A - Concrete-floor screed leveler - Google Patents
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- This invention relates to concrete floor screed levelers and more particularly to a device for levelingthe upper surface of'con-' crete floors, the forms of which are not properly leveled.
- An important object of the invention is toprovide a device of this character which may be very readily and cheaply constructed and which may be left in the floor.
- Figure 2 is a section on the line 2-2 of Figure 1; I
- Figure 3 is a section similar to that of Figure 2 illustrating a modified form of sheet;
- Figure l is a plan view of the holder.
- the screed holder comprises a conduplicate sheet 10, the portions'of which adjacent the fold 11 lie fiatly'against one another, as indicated at 12. At a point spaced slightly from the fold, portions of the sheet diverge, as at 13, and the edges of thesedivergent portionsare provided with flanges 14.
- the fold 11 and flatly abutting portions 12 are notched, as indicated at 15, for the reception of a bar 16 which is employed as a straight edge.
- the V-shaped supports are secured to the form F by driving nails through the flanges 14 thereof.
- the effective height of the holders may be adjusted by spreading the divergent portions 13 until the upper surfaces a of the holders are arranged in a common plane.
- the holders are arranged in lines, so
- the holders of each line may receive in the notches thereof the straight edge bar16.
- the upper surface of the bar 16 is employed as a gauge for determining the uppersurface of the main floor M in pouring the con-' crete. WVhen the main floor is completed, the bars 16 may either be removed or left in the floor, as a reinforcing element. These bars, together with the upper faces or folded edges 5 11 of the sheet 10, will be covered by the finishing coat C of thefloor.
- the sheet employed in the construction of the holder may be either solid, as illustrated in Figures 1, 2 and I 4, or foraminous, as indicated in Figure 3;.
- a screed holder comprising a conduplicate sheet, the fold of which is notchedfor; the reception of a straight edge bar, the ends of the sheet being provided with means 0 whereby they'may be attached to a form, portions of the sheet abutting from the fold to a point spaced therefrom a distance'great-j er than the depth of the notch, the remaining portions of the sheet diverging from one 7 7 another and adapted to be bent at varying angles thereby providing an adjustable holder.
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Oct. 9, 1928. 1,686,902
A. DUDFIELD ET AL V CONCRETE FLOOR SCREED LEVELER Filed Feb. 26, 192'! z T 7 j- Ill/l I/l Patented Get. 9, 1928.
UNITED, STATES ALVIN DUDIEIELD, OF LIBERTY,
AND GIRAIYI'VIILQL P. MORRIS, OF KANSAS CITY, I IM IISSOURI. i
CONCRETE-FLOOR SCREED LEVELER.
' Application filed February 26, 1927. Serial No. 171,258.
This invention relates to concrete floor screed levelers and more particularly to a device for levelingthe upper surface of'con-' crete floors, the forms of which are not properly leveled.
An important object of the invention is toprovide a device of this character which may be very readily and cheaply constructed and which may be left in the floor.
These and other objects we attain by the construction shown in the accompanying drawing, wherein for the purpose of illus/ tration is shown a preferred embodiment of our invention and wherein Figure l is a sectional view through a flooring embodying a screed holder constructed 1n accordance with our invention;
Figure 2 is a section on the line 2-2 of Figure 1; I
Figure 3 is a section similar to that of Figure 2 illustrating a modified form of sheet; Figure l is a plan view of the holder.
. Referring now more particularly to the drawings, the screed holder comprises a conduplicate sheet 10, the portions'of which adjacent the fold 11 lie fiatly'against one another, as indicated at 12. At a point spaced slightly from the fold, portions of the sheet diverge, as at 13, and the edges of thesedivergent portionsare provided with flanges 14. The fold 11 and flatly abutting portions 12 are notched, as indicated at 15, for the reception of a bar 16 which is employed as a straight edge. e I In use, the V-shaped supports are secured to the form F by driving nails through the flanges 14 thereof. The effective height of the holders may be adjusted by spreading the divergent portions 13 until the upper surfaces a of the holders are arranged in a common plane. The holders are arranged in lines, so
that. the holders of each line may receive in the notches thereof the straight edge bar16.
The upper surface of the bar 16 is employed as a gauge for determining the uppersurface of the main floor M in pouring the con-' crete. WVhen the main floor is completed, the bars 16 may either be removed or left in the floor, as a reinforcing element. These bars, together with the upper faces or folded edges 5 11 of the sheet 10, will be covered by the finishing coat C of thefloor. The sheet employed in the construction of the holder may be either solid, as illustrated in Figures 1, 2 and I 4, or foraminous, as indicated in Figure 3;.
1 It will be obvious that a device of this character may be very readily and cheaply produced and is readily appliedand adjusted as to effective height. It will furthermore be obvious that the construction employed is ca- 6 pable of a certain range of change and modification without materially departing from the spirit of the invention and we accordingly do not limit ourselves to such specific structure except as hereinafter claimed.
lVe claim A screed holder comprising a conduplicate sheet, the fold of which is notchedfor; the reception of a straight edge bar, the ends of the sheet being provided with means 0 whereby they'may be attached to a form, portions of the sheet abutting from the fold to a point spaced therefrom a distance'great-j er than the depth of the notch, the remaining portions of the sheet diverging from one 7 7 another and adapted to be bent at varying angles thereby providing an adjustable holder.
In testimony whereof we hereunto affix our signatures. o
ALVIN DUDFIELDQ GRANVILL P. MORRIS.
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FR2559188A1 (en) * | 1984-02-07 | 1985-08-09 | Lucas Jean Claude | DEVICE FOR FORMING THE JOINT OF AN INDUSTRIAL TYPE FLOOR, GENERAL CONCRETE |
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FR2559188A1 (en) * | 1984-02-07 | 1985-08-09 | Lucas Jean Claude | DEVICE FOR FORMING THE JOINT OF AN INDUSTRIAL TYPE FLOOR, GENERAL CONCRETE |
EP0152367A1 (en) * | 1984-02-07 | 1985-08-21 | Jean-Claude Lucas | Device for forming joints in industrial-type floors, especially concrete floors |
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