US20030218110A1 - Deck mounting bracket - Google Patents
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Abstract
The present invention is a mounting bracket for the construction of a deck. The mounting bracket has a separating flange, a joist-fastening portion, a support flange, and a plank-fastening flange. The separating flange and the plank-fastening flange are generally located in a first plane. The joist-fastening portion is generally located perpendicular to the first plane. The joist-fastening portion has a joist-fastening hole for securing the mounting bracket to a vertical joist. The support flange includes an access hole to provide access through the support flange to allow an installer to install a first fastener in the joist-fastening hole. The plank-fastening flange includes a plank-fastening hole for securing the mounting bracket to a horizontal plank.
Description
- The present invention relates to a mounting bracket for use in the construction of a deck. Specifically, the present invention provides a mounting bracket for mounting planks and joists to form a deck structure.
- Deck structures typically included a plurality of planks mounted on a plurality of joists to form a deck surface. A plurality of wooden planks were typically arranged in a parallel configuration and nailed directly to a frame of horizontally-spaced wooden joists. However, nailing through the top surface of the planks which form deck surface allowed moisture run-off to infiltrate the planks and joists thereby causing the planks and joists to decay. Moreover, nailing through the deck surface decreased the aesthetic appearance of the deck surface and created a safety hazard as the area surrounding the nail splintered and cracked. Further, the appearance and structural integrity of the deck was often further degraded due to errant hammer strikes impacting the deck surface.
- In an attempt to improve deck structures, mounting brackets and fastening clips were used to secure the planks to the joists rather than nailing them together directly. Mounting brackets and fastening clips allowed the planks to be secured to the joists without nailing through the deck surface, thereby improving the appearance and safety of the deck structure. However, the prior art mounting brackets and fastening clips did not provide an optimal configuration for fastening the planks to the joists. For example, some of the prior art mounting brackets and fastening clips created holes in the upper surface of the joists allowing moisture run-off to infiltrate the joists thereby causing the joists to decay. Further, prior art mounting brackets and fastening clips required one or more of the nails or screws used to secure the mounting bracket or fastening clip to the planks or joists to enter the planks or joists at an angle other than ninety degrees which was difficult to fasten.
- The present invention provides a mounting bracket for the construction of a deck typically comprising a plurality of horizontal planks affixed to a plurality of vertical, horizontally-spaced joists. The mounting bracket is used to secure the planks, which can create a deck surface, to the joists. The mounting bracket is affixed to the side surface of a joist using a first fastener. The mounting bracket is also affixed to the bottom surface of a plank using a second fastener.
- It is an advantage of the present invention to provide a mounting bracket for the construction of a deck that does not impair the appearance or safety of the deck surface.
- It is another advantage of the present invention to secure the mounting bracket to the bottom surface of the planks to avoid drilling holes through the top of the planks.
- It is a further advantage of the present invention to secure the mounting bracket to the side surface of the joists thereby restricting moisture run-off from entering the joist and causing decay.
- Moreover, it is another advantage of the present invention to provide a mounting bracket wherein all the screws and nails enter the planks and joists substantially perpendicular to the plank and joist surfaces.
- Additional features and advantages of the present invention are described in, and will be apparent from, the detailed description of the presently preferred embodiments and from the drawings.
- FIG. 1 is a side view of the mounting bracket of the present invention shown secured to both a plank and a joist.
- FIG. 2 is a perspective view of the mounting bracket of the present invention.
- FIG. 1 illustrates one embodiment of a
mounting bracket 10 of the present invention. As shown in FIG. 1, themounting bracket 10 is used to secure aplank 12 to ajoist 14 to form adeck surface 15 as part of adeck construction 16. Thetypical deck construction 16 includes a plurality of parallel-aligned, horizontalwooden planks 12 secured to a plurality of parallel-aligned, verticalwooden joists 14. However, adeck construction 16 may consist of any number ofplanks 12 andjoists 14 constructed from any material as would be apparent to one skilled in the art. For example, theplanks 12 and thejoists 14 may be constructed from a plastic or a plastic composite. At a minimum, themounting bracket 10 is used to couple asingle plank 12 to asingle joist 14. Consequently, themounting bracket 10 is primarily described herein with respect to asingle plank 12 and asingle joist 14. However, it is contemplated that themounting bracket 10 will most commonly be used to secure a plurality ofplanks 12 to ajoist 14. Further, it is contemplated that a plurality ofmounting brackets 10 may be used with ajoist 14 to secure a plurality ofplanks 12 thereto. - Referring now to FIG. 2, the
mounting bracket 10 has a separatingflange 18, a joist-fastening portion 20, asupport flange 22, and aplank fastening flange 24 formed from a continuous piece of structural material. Themounting bracket 10 may be formed of steel, aluminum, plastic, or any other structural material. Themounting bracket 10 is thick enough to provide structural stability to thedeck construction 16; however, the thickness of themounting bracket 10 is limited to promote ease of installation by an installer. In the embodiment of the present invention shown in FIG. 2, themounting bracket 10 is formed from a single piece of galvanized steel. However, themounting bracket 10 can be formed from other materials such as, for example, aluminum or stainless steel. Themounting bracket 10 can be formed in various lengths suitable for constructing decks of varying sizes. - In some applications it may be desirable to secure the
mounting bracket 10 to afirst side surface 48 of thejoist 14 and asecond mounting bracket 10 to a second,opposite side surface 50 of thejoist 14. In thisdual mounting bracket 10 configuration, the separatingflange 18 of eachmounting bracket 10 should not exceed half the width of thejoist 14 in order to prevent overlap or interference between themounting brackets 10. When used withtypical joists 14, commonly one and one-half inches in width, the separatingflange 18 should not exceed three-fourths of an inch in length. - As also shown in FIG. 2, the
mounting bracket 10 includes at least one joist-fastening hole 26 located in the joist-fastening portion 20 of themounting bracket 10. Similarly, themounting bracket 10 includes at least one plank-fastening hole 28 located in the plank-fasteningflange 24 of themounting bracket 10. Further, thesupport flange 22 of themounting bracket 10 additionally includes one ormore access holes 30 aligned with each joist-fastening hole 26 to provide access through thesupport flange 22 to each joist-fastening hole 26 as further described below with reference to FIG. 1. - The length of the
mounting bracket 10 is adapted to secure a predetermined number ofplanks 12 to ajoist 14. Accordingly, themounting bracket 10 includes at least one plank-fastening hole 28 for eachplank 12 to be fastened to thejoist 14. Similarly, the number of joist-fastening holes 26 provided in the joist-fasteningportion 20 of themounting bracket 10 depends upon the length of themounting bracket 10; the longer themounting bracket 10, the greater the number of joist-fastening holes 26. - Referring now to FIG. 1, the separating
flange 18 transitions into the joist-fastening portion 20 at an intersectingend portion 52. The joist-fastening portion 20 is disposed approximately perpendicular to the separatingflange 18 such that the separatingflange 18 may abut anupper surface 46 of thejoist 14 while the joist-fasteningportion 20 may abut thefirst side surface 48 of thejoist 14. - As further shown in FIG. 1, the joist-
fastening portion 20 transitions into thesupport flange 22 at alower end 54 of themounting bracket 10. Thelower end 54 of themounting bracket 10 may be curved or angled to dispose thesupport flange 22 of the mounting bracket 10 a horizontal distance away from the joist-fastening portion 20. In the embodiment illustrated in FIG. 1, thelower end 54 of themounting bracket 10 is curved and thesupport flange 22 of themounting bracket 10 extends away from the joist-fasteningportion 20 at an angle A. Although it is contemplated that thesupport flange 22 may extend away from the joist-fasteningportion 20 at other angles, an angle of approximately 30 to 40 degrees, preferably approximately 35 degrees, may be used to increase the load bearing strength of the plank-fastening flange 24 in comparison to angles of greater than approximately 35 degrees. Additionally, one ormore weep holes 58 may be incorporated into thelower end 54 of themounting bracket 10 to provide drainage for water that may accumulate along thelower end 54. - Also shown in FIG. 1, the
support flange 22 of themounting bracket 10 transitions into the plank-fastening flange 24 at aspacer portion 56 of themounting bracket 10. The plank-fastening flange 24 is approximately on the same plane as the separatingflange 18 such that abottom surface 38 of theplank 12 abuts both the separatingflange 18 and the plank-fasteningflange 24. - As shown in FIG. 1, the
mounting bracket 10 is secured to thejoist 14 using afirst fastener 32. As shown in FIG. 1, thefirst fastener 32 may be a screw. Alternatively, thefirst fastener 32 may be a nail, bolt, or other fastening means. Thefirst fastener 32 typically includes anelongated fastening portion 34 and aflange portion 36. Consequently, themounting bracket 10 typically attaches to thejoist 14 by passing theelongated fastening portion 34 through the joist-fastening hole 26 such that the joist-fastening portion 20 of themounting bracket 10 is secured between themounting bracket 10 and theflange portion 36 of thefirst fastener 32, as shown in FIG. 1. A first washer (not shown) or other device may be inserted between the mountingbracket 10 and theflange portion 36 to further secure the mountingbracket 10 to thejoist 14. - The
access hole 30 is provided to allow an installer to install thefirst fastener 32 in the joist-fastening hole 26. In the embodiment shown in FIG. 2, there is acorresponding access hole 30 for each joist-fastening hole 26. Alternatively, it is contemplated that anaccess hole 30 may provide access to a plurality of joist-fastening holes 26. The size and shape of theaccess hole 30 may correspond to the fastening means to be used as thefirst fastener 32. For example, theaccess hole 30 may be sized to accommodate a screw driver or a hammer when thefirst fastener 32 is a screw or nail, respectively. - As shown in FIG. 1, the mounting
bracket 10 is secured to thefirst side surface 48 of thejoist 14. By securing the mountingbracket 10 to thefirst side surface 48 of thejoist 14, moisture run-off from thedeck construction 16 is restricted from entering thejoist 14 and causing decay therein. Accordingly, as shown in FIG. 1, it may be desirable to employ afirst fastener 32 that passes through thefirst side surface 48 of thejoist 14, but does not pass though or damage the second,opposite side surface 50 of thejoist 14 in order to further restrict moisture run-off from entering thejoist 14. - As further shown in FIG. 1, the mounting
bracket 10 is secured to thebottom surface 38 of theplank 12 using asecond fastener 40. Thesecond fastener 40 may be a screw, as shown in FIG. 1. Alternatively, thesecond fastener 40 may be a nail, bolt, or other fastening means for securing the mountingbracket 10 to thebottom surface 38 of theplank 12. It is important to note that thesecond fastener 40 secures the mountingbracket 10 to theplank 12, but does not pass through theupper deck surface 15. Thesecond fastener 40 typically includes an elongated fastening portion 42 and aflange portion 44. Consequently, the mountingbracket 10 typically attaches to thebottom surface 38 of theplank 12 by passing the elongated fastening portion 42 through the plank-fastening hole 28 such that the plank-fasteningflange 24 of the mountingbracket 10 is secured between thebottom surface 38 of theplank 12 and theflange portion 44 of thesecond fastener 40, as shown in FIG. 1. A second washer (not shown) or other device may be inserted between the mountingbracket 10 and theflange portion 44 of thesecond fastener 40 to increase the security of the mountingbracket 10 to theplank 12. - By securing the mounting
bracket 10 to thebottom surface 38 of theplank 12, moisture run-off is restricted from entering theplank 12 and causing decay therein. Additionally, the appearance and safety of thedeck construction 16 is improved because the hardware associated with the mountingbracket 10 and thesecond fastener 40 is concealed beneath theplank 12. - As shown in FIG. 1, when the mounting
bracket 10 is properly assembled to secure theplank 12 to thejoist 14, thebottom surface 38 of theplank 12 is positioned above theupper surface 46 of thejoist 14. The distance between thebottom surface 38 of theplank 12 and theupper surface 46 of thejoist 14 is equal to the thickness of the separatingflange 18 of the mountingbracket 10. The spacing between theplank 12 and thejoist 14 increases air circulation between thebottom surface 38 of theplank 12 and theupper surface 46 of thejoist 14 to help prevent the growth of mold and to help prevent theplank 12 andjoist 14 from decay due to rotting. - It should be noted that various changes and modifications to the presently preferred embodiments described herein will be apparent to those skilled in the art. Such changes and modifications may be made without departing from the spirit and scope of the present invention and without diminishing its attendant advantages. It is, therefore, intended that such changes and modifications be covered by the appended claims.
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1. A mounting bracket for securing a plank to a joist, said mounting bracket comprising:
a separating flange;
a joist-fastening portion connected to said separating flange, said joist-fastening portion having a hole therein for receiving a fastener for fastening said mounting bracket to the joist;
a support flange connected to said joist-fastening portion; and
a plank-fastening portion connected to said support flange.
2. The mounting bracket of claim 1 , wherein said plank-fastening portion has a hole therein for receiving a fastener for fastening said mounting bracket to the plank.
3. The mounting bracket of claim 1 , wherein said joist-fastening portion extends from said separating flange at an angle of approximately 90°.
4. The mounting bracket of claim 1 , wherein said support flange has a hole therein corresponding to said hole in said joist-fastening portion.
5. The mounting bracket of claim 4 wherein said hole in said support flange is aligned with said hole in said joist-fastening portion.
6. The mounting bracket of claim 1 wherein said separating flange and said plank-fastening portion are substantially co-planar.
7. The mounting bracket of claim 1 wherein said support flange extends from said joist-fastening portion at an angle of approximately 35 degrees.
8. A mounting bracket assembly for mounting a plank to a joist, comprising:
a separating flange for placement between the plank and the joist; a joist-securing flange adjacent said separating flange, wherein said joist-securing flange is capable of being secured to the joist; a support flange adjacent said joist-securing flange; and, a plank-securing flange supported by said support flange, wherein said plank-securing flange is capable of being secured to the plank
9. The assembly of claim 8 further comprising a fastener for securing said joist-securing flange to said joist.
10. The assembly of claim 9 wherein said securing means is selected from the group consisting of a screw, a nail or a bolt.
11. The assembly of claim 8 further comprising a fastener for securing said plank-securing flange to said plank.
12. The assembly of claim 11 wherein said securing means is selected from the group consisting of a screw, a nail or a bolt.
13. The assembly of claim 8 further comprising a spacer portion between said plank-securing flange and said support flange.
14. The assembly of claim 13 wherein said spacer portion is curved.
15. A method of securing a plank to a joist comprising the steps of:
providing a mounting bracket having a first portion, a second portion and a third portion, said second portion being positioned between said first and third portions;
placing said first portion of said mounting bracket between a top surface of the joist and a plank;
securing said second portion of said mounting bracket to a side surface of the joist; and,
securing said third portion of said mounting bracket to the plank.
16. The method of claim 15 wherein said second portion of said mounting bracket is secured to said side surface of said joist with a fastener.
17. The method of claim 15 wherein said third portion of said mounting bracket is secured to said plank with a fastener.
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