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US2570326A
US2570326A US719200A US71920046A US2570326A US 2570326 A US2570326 A US 2570326A US 719200 A US719200 A US 719200A US 71920046 A US71920046 A US 71920046A US 2570326 A US2570326 A US 2570326A
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    • E—FIXED CONSTRUCTIONS
    • E04—BUILDING
    • E04D—ROOF COVERINGS; SKY-LIGHTS; GUTTERS; ROOF-WORKING TOOLS
    • E04D3/00—Roof covering by making use of flat or curved slabs or stiff sheets
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    • E04D3/365—Connecting; Fastening by simple overlapping of the marginal portions with use of separate connecting elements, e.g. hooks or bolts for corrugated sheets
    • Y—GENERAL TAGGING OF NEW TECHNOLOGICAL DEVELOPMENTS; GENERAL TAGGING OF CROSS-SECTIONAL TECHNOLOGIES SPANNING OVER SEVERAL SECTIONS OF THE IPC; TECHNICAL SUBJECTS COVERED BY FORMER USPC CROSS-REFERENCE ART COLLECTIONS [XRACs] AND DIGESTS
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    • Y10T403/00—Joints and connections
    • Y10T403/57—Distinct end coupler
    • Y10T403/5733—Plural opposed sockets
    • Y—GENERAL TAGGING OF NEW TECHNOLOGICAL DEVELOPMENTS; GENERAL TAGGING OF CROSS-SECTIONAL TECHNOLOGIES SPANNING OVER SEVERAL SECTIONS OF THE IPC; TECHNICAL SUBJECTS COVERED BY FORMER USPC CROSS-REFERENCE ART COLLECTIONS [XRACs] AND DIGESTS
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    • Y10T403/5741—Separate screw or pin-type connections
    • Y—GENERAL TAGGING OF NEW TECHNOLOGICAL DEVELOPMENTS; GENERAL TAGGING OF CROSS-SECTIONAL TECHNOLOGIES SPANNING OVER SEVERAL SECTIONS OF THE IPC; TECHNICAL SUBJECTS COVERED BY FORMER USPC CROSS-REFERENCE ART COLLECTIONS [XRACs] AND DIGESTS
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    • Y10T403/00—Joints and connections
    • Y10T403/70—Interfitted members
    • Y10T403/7075—Interfitted members including discrete retainer
    • Y10T403/7077—Interfitted members including discrete retainer for telescoping members
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  • This invention relates material to a supporting-structura such as a roof or side wall of a building.
  • the principal object of the present invention to provide :a fastening device which may be utilized for fastening sheet material to a roof structure from the top of the structure, and siding material from the outside .nnly vof the .structure.
  • Another objects of the invention are to provide a device running parallel with the sheet material and having its respective ends engaging the supporting structure, having stud bolts for extending through the corrugated sheet for fastening the sheets to the supportingstructure;
  • FIG. 4 is a sectional view of a modified form of invention particularly illustrating .nails for fastening the device to a supporting structure.
  • Fig. 5 is a .further modified form of invention :4 .Claims. (01. Mill-+35) :to fastening devices, :a-nd more particularly to a device for fastening showing a removable clamping jaw for the end. 0f the fastening device.
  • Fig. :6 is *a fragmentary perspective view of a further modified form of the invention.
  • Fig. 17 is a "fragmentary perspective View -:of a furthermodified form of the invention.
  • :1 designates a fastener embodying the features of my invention adapted to be attached to ipurlins :2 and 3 here shown to be substantially U shaped channel members comprising a supporting structure for a roof 4 comprising corru- 1gatedsheets of material. While my invention is particularlyyadazpted for fastening a roof structure "composed of corrugated sheets, it will also :be understood that it may be used for fastening siding to building structures.
  • the fastening device consists of an elongated member here illustrated to be -a tube, although arod or :other structure maybe utilized.
  • Forked members :6 and 1 are provided to be removably mounted on the respective ends of the tubular member 5 to clamp the device to the purlins.
  • the forked members have arms-8 and 9, respectively. connected by bars 10 provided with outwardly extending members H which are weldedor otherwise suitably secured to the bars.
  • arms 8 of the forked members are provided with upwardly extending threaded studs 21 and the tubular member 5 is also provided at substantially the center thereof with an upstanding threaded stud 22, although any number of studs may be supplied as desired.
  • the forked end members are secured to the tubular member by the pins l8 and l? and the respective forks engaged over the flanges 2-4 and 25 of the purlins .2 and a, respectively, by turning the tubularimember-slantwise so that the forhedmembars are inserted over the flanges.
  • the rods are v,p'laced at spaced distances and are adapted to fit in the-corrugationsof the sheets 4 of the roofing material"
  • the bolts .20 are screwed into the openings lB-and 19 of the arms 9 of the forked .members 6 and TI to engage against the under 'ened to the desired place.
  • of the forked members are adapted to engage in the openings 26 of the corrugated sheets and the pin 22 in the opening 21 of said sheets. Washers or the like 28. may then be applied to the threaded stud bolts and nuts 29 applied to the bolts.
  • the nuts and washers may be covered with a waterproof material, such as putty, cement or the like 30, also as illustrated in Fig. 3.
  • Fig. 4 illustrates a modified form of end for the rod or tubular member which comprises an extension 3
  • An arm 33 is provided with openings adapted to receive nails or the like 34 for fastening the end members 3
  • Fig. 5 illustrates an end member having an extension 36 for engaging in the open ends of the tubular member and adapted to be secured thereon by pins 31.
  • the end member has an arm 38 provided with an offset portion 39 having a threaded bore 40.
  • having teeth 42 is provided for cooperating with the arm 3-8 to provide the forked member as in the preferred form of the invention.
  • is provided with an opening through which a threaded shank 44 of a bolt 45 extends to secure the jaw 4
  • 46 represents an elongated member adapted to be extended between the purlins 2 and 3 and has a cut-out portion as indicated at 41, forming an extension 48 having an opening 49 and an upstanding stud 5! on each end of the member 46 which extends through the sheeting 4 for securing the sheeting to the fastening device.
  • are provided with slots 53 which engage the flanges 24 and 25, respectively, of the purlins 2 and 3.
  • are placed at an angle so that the slots will engage over the flanges and then the tubular members 5
  • the lower portions 54 of the slotted ends are provided with openings adapted to receive a set screw or the like 55 for securing the fasteners rigidly to the purlins.
  • a structural assembly comprising, in combination, a plurality of laterally spaced supports, an elongated member extending between the supports, forked members removably mounted on the ends of the elongated member and having upper and lower arms engaging the supports, means securing the arms of the forked members to the supports, a plurality of covering sheets overlying the supports and overlapping at their mating edges, said sheets having a plurality of aligned spaced openings therein, said elongated member underlying and engaging said sheets in alignment with the openings therein, upstanding threaded studs on said elongated member and the upper arms of the forked members extending into the aligned openings in the sheets, and means engaging said studs and sheets and retaining said sheets on the support.
  • a structural assembly comprising, in combination, a plurality of laterally spaced supports, an elongated tubular member extending between the supports, forked members at the ends of the tubular member and having upper and lower arms engaging the supp rts, shanks on the forked members and extending into the ends of the tubular member, means removably fastening said shanks in said tubular member, means securing the arms of the forked members to the supports, a plurality of corrugated sheets overlying the 7 supports, the crown of one corrugated sheet overlapping the crown of a mating sheet and having aligned spaced openings in said crowns of the corrugations, said elongated tubular member underlying and engaging the crown of the overlapped corrugations of the sheets in alignment with the openings therein, upstanding threaded studs on said elongated tubular member and the upper arms of the forked members extending into the aligned openings in the sheets, and nuts engaging said studs and sheets and retaining said sheets on the
  • a structural assembly comprising, in comoination, a plurality of laterally spaced supports, an elongated tubular member extending between the supports, forked members at the ends of the tubular member and having engagement with the supports, means removably securing said forked members to said tubular member, means securing the forked members to said supports, a plurality of corrugated sheets overlying the supports, the crown of one corrugated sheet overlapping the crown of a mating sheet and having aligned spaced openings in said crowns of the corrugations, said elongated tubular member underlying and engaging the crown of said overlapped corrugations of the sheet in alignment with the openings therein, upstanding threaded studs on said elongated tubular member and the forked members extending into the aligned openings in the sheets, nuts engaging said studs and sheets and retaining said sheets on said supports, and a sealing material covering said nuts.
  • a structural assembly comprising, in combination, a plurality of laterally spaced purlins having laterally directed flanges thereon, an elongated tubular member extending between the purlins, forked members having shanks engaged in the ends of said tubular member, means clamping the forked members to the flanges of said 5 purlins, a plurality of corrugated sheets overlying the purlins, said corrugated sheets overlapping at their mating edges and having aligned spaced openings in selected corrugations, said elongated tubular member underlying and engaging the 5 sheets in alignment with openings therein, upstanding threaded studs on said elongated tubular member and forked members extending into aligned openings in the sheets, and nuts engaging said studs and sheets and retaining said sheets 10 on the purlins.

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Oct. 9, 1951 3 DE ANGELIS 2,570,326
FASTENING DEVICE FOR SHEET MATERIAL Filed Dec. 50, 1946 3rmentor Jose/2k 5 De irye/fs.
M w v yak/4% (Ittorneg I Patented Oct. 9, 1 951 U N I TED S TATES PATENT OF F ICE FASTENINGDEVICE EORSHEETMATERIAL Joseph B.'De.Angelis, Trenton, N. J.
Application December 30, I94'6,'Se1ial No. 719,200
This invention relates material to a supporting-structura such as a roof or side wall of a building.
:Heretofore fastening :corrugated sheets to supporting structures, it has been necessary to work from "the under side or inside 'of the strucate-re, as well as the outside, for fastening the sheet to the supporting structure. In building :constructions where the walls and roofs are of nonsiderable height, :it .is necessary to build a :scaifolding under the roof structure so that the workmen ,may have access to the under side of the sheet material, and this is also true of siding material, it being necessary to build a scaffolding on the inside as well as the outside to fasten the lcorrugated sheet to the supporting structure.
It .is, therefore, the principal object of the present invention to provide :a fastening device which may be utilized for fastening sheet material to a roof structure from the top of the structure, and siding material from the outside .nnly vof the .structure.
Other objects of the invention are to provide a device running parallel with the sheet material and having its respective ends engaging the supporting structure, having stud bolts for extending through the corrugated sheet for fastening the sheets to the supportingstructure;
to provide removable ends for the fastening device so that the devices may engage the support- ;ing structure; to provide means for clamping the ends to the supporting structme; and to projvide a device of this character which is simple, economical to manufacture and efficient in operation.
LIn accomplishing these and other objectsof the present invention, .1 have provided improved details of structure, the preferredforms of which are illustrated in the accompanying drawings,
the fasteningidevice and corrugated sheets showing the sheets attachedto the fastening device. Fig. 4 is a sectional view of a modified form of invention particularly illustrating .nails for fastening the device to a supporting structure.
Fig. 5 is a .further modified form of invention :4 .Claims. (01. Mill-+35) :to fastening devices, :a-nd more particularly to a device for fastening showing a removable clamping jaw for the end. 0f the fastening device.
' Fig. :6 is *a fragmentary perspective view of a further modified form of the invention.
Fig. 17 :is a "fragmentary perspective View -:of a furthermodified form of the invention.
Referring more .in (detail to the drawings:
:1 designates a fastener embodying the features of my invention adapted to be attached to ipurlins :2 and 3 here shown to be substantially U shaped channel members comprising a supporting structure for a roof 4 comprising corru- 1gatedsheets of material. While my invention is particularlyyadazpted for fastening a roof structure "composed of corrugated sheets, it will also :be understood that it may be used for fastening siding to building structures.
The fastening device consists of an elongated member here illustrated to be -a tube, although arod or :other structure maybe utilized. Forked members :6 and 1 are provided to be removably mounted on the respective ends of the tubular member 5 to clamp the device to the purlins. The forked members have arms-8 and 9, respectively. connected by bars 10 provided with outwardly extending members H which are weldedor otherwise suitably secured to the bars. The members )H-are adapted to engage in the open ends 12 of the tubular member -5, the outwardly extending members having openings 13 aligning with openings l5 the respective ends of the tubular .memberadapte'd to receive pins l6 and I! for se- .-c-ur-ing-the,-forked members on the tubular member 5. g The armsS of the forked members 6 and are provided with threaded openings 18 and [9 adapted to receive the threaded shanks of bolts ill-for clamping the ends to the purlins.
E be arms 8 of the forked members are provided with upwardly extending threaded studs 21 and the tubular member 5 is also provided at substantially the center thereof with an upstanding threaded stud 22, although any number of studs may be supplied as desired.
In using a device constructed as described, the forked end members are secured to the tubular member by the pins l8 and l? and the respective forks engaged over the flanges 2-4 and 25 of the purlins .2 and a, respectively, by turning the tubularimember-slantwise so that the forhedmembars are inserted over the flanges. The rods are v,p'laced at spaced distances and are adapted to fit in the-corrugationsof the sheets 4 of the roofing material" The bolts .20 are screwed into the openings lB-and 19 of the arms 9 of the forked .members 6 and TI to engage against the under 'ened to the desired place.
side of the flanges 24 and 25 of the purlins to hold the fastening device in place and prevent .slipping on the purlins.
The pins 2| of the forked members are adapted to engage in the openings 26 of the corrugated sheets and the pin 22 in the opening 21 of said sheets. Washers or the like 28. may then be applied to the threaded stud bolts and nuts 29 applied to the bolts. The nuts and washers may be covered with a waterproof material, such as putty, cement or the like 30, also as illustrated in Fig. 3.
Fig. 4 illustrates a modified form of end for the rod or tubular member which comprises an extension 3| adapted to be inserted into the ends of the tubular member and fastened by pins 32, as in the preferred form of the invention. An arm 33 is provided with openings adapted to receive nails or the like 34 for fastening the end members 3| to a wood structure (not shown). The end of the arm 33 is turned transversely to form a flange 35 to engage over the wood supporting structure.
Fig. 5 illustrates an end member having an extension 36 for engaging in the open ends of the tubular member and adapted to be secured thereon by pins 31. The end member has an arm 38 provided with an offset portion 39 having a threaded bore 40. A removable jaw 4| having teeth 42 is provided for cooperating with the arm 3-8 to provide the forked member as in the preferred form of the invention. The base portion 43 of the jaw 4| is provided with an opening through which a threaded shank 44 of a bolt 45 extends to secure the jaw 4| to the arm 38. When this form of clamping forked member is applied to the flanges of the purlins. 2 and 3 as in the preferred form of the invention, the teeth 42 will engage the under side of the flanges to prevent slippage on the purlins.
Referring to the modified form of invention shown in Fig. 6, 46 represents an elongated member adapted to be extended between the purlins 2 and 3 and has a cut-out portion as indicated at 41, forming an extension 48 having an opening 49 and an upstanding stud 5!) on each end of the member 46 which extends through the sheeting 4 for securing the sheeting to the fastening device.
'form of the invention. The respective ends of the tubular member 5| are provided with slots 53 which engage the flanges 24 and 25, respectively, of the purlins 2 and 3. In attaching these devices to the purlins the members 5| are placed at an angle so that the slots will engage over the flanges and then the tubular members 5| straight- The lower portions 54 of the slotted ends are provided with openings adapted to receive a set screw or the like 55 for securing the fasteners rigidly to the purlins.
It will be obvious from the foregoing that I have provided an improved fastening device for sheeting material adapted to be supported on a roof or siding structure which may be assembled from the top of the roof or outside of the structure without the necessity of scaffolding on the inside of such structure.
What I claim and desire to secure by Letters Patent is:
1. A structural assembly comprising, in combination, a plurality of laterally spaced supports, an elongated member extending between the supports, forked members removably mounted on the ends of the elongated member and having upper and lower arms engaging the supports, means securing the arms of the forked members to the supports, a plurality of covering sheets overlying the supports and overlapping at their mating edges, said sheets having a plurality of aligned spaced openings therein, said elongated member underlying and engaging said sheets in alignment with the openings therein, upstanding threaded studs on said elongated member and the upper arms of the forked members extending into the aligned openings in the sheets, and means engaging said studs and sheets and retaining said sheets on the support.
2. A structural assembly comprising, in combination, a plurality of laterally spaced supports, an elongated tubular member extending between the supports, forked members at the ends of the tubular member and having upper and lower arms engaging the supp rts, shanks on the forked members and extending into the ends of the tubular member, means removably fastening said shanks in said tubular member, means securing the arms of the forked members to the supports, a plurality of corrugated sheets overlying the 7 supports, the crown of one corrugated sheet overlapping the crown of a mating sheet and having aligned spaced openings in said crowns of the corrugations, said elongated tubular member underlying and engaging the crown of the overlapped corrugations of the sheets in alignment with the openings therein, upstanding threaded studs on said elongated tubular member and the upper arms of the forked members extending into the aligned openings in the sheets, and nuts engaging said studs and sheets and retaining said sheets on the supports.
3. A structural assembly comprising, in comoination, a plurality of laterally spaced supports, an elongated tubular member extending between the supports, forked members at the ends of the tubular member and having engagement with the supports, means removably securing said forked members to said tubular member, means securing the forked members to said supports, a plurality of corrugated sheets overlying the supports, the crown of one corrugated sheet overlapping the crown of a mating sheet and having aligned spaced openings in said crowns of the corrugations, said elongated tubular member underlying and engaging the crown of said overlapped corrugations of the sheet in alignment with the openings therein, upstanding threaded studs on said elongated tubular member and the forked members extending into the aligned openings in the sheets, nuts engaging said studs and sheets and retaining said sheets on said supports, and a sealing material covering said nuts.
4. A structural assembly comprising, in combination, a plurality of laterally spaced purlins having laterally directed flanges thereon, an elongated tubular member extending between the purlins, forked members having shanks engaged in the ends of said tubular member, means clamping the forked members to the flanges of said 5 purlins, a plurality of corrugated sheets overlying the purlins, said corrugated sheets overlapping at their mating edges and having aligned spaced openings in selected corrugations, said elongated tubular member underlying and engaging the 5 sheets in alignment with openings therein, upstanding threaded studs on said elongated tubular member and forked members extending into aligned openings in the sheets, and nuts engaging said studs and sheets and retaining said sheets 10 on the purlins.
JOSEPH B. DE ANGELIS.
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