Standoff for mounting panel and method for mounting panels
AssigneeHeartland Stairways Inc.
InventorsRoy Hochstetler, Delon Shetler, John Mark Wengerd, Marvin Yoder
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AssigneeHeartland Stairways Inc.
InventorsRoy Hochstetler, Delon Shetler, John Mark Wengerd, Marvin Yoder
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A standoff for mounting panels such as glass panels in architectural applications include a plurality of parts that are first mounted to the panel and are then used to identify the locations for the anchor fasteners in the support structure or to locate the anchor fasteners as they are driven into the support structure. One configuration includes a bushing that defines a through opening. The bushing is placed through an opening the panel to be mounted. A barrel defining its own opening is then placed on the portion of the bushing that extends from the panel. The through hole of the bushing is aligned with the opening of the bushing such that an anchor fastener can pass through the bushing and the barrel into a support structure to which the panel is to be mounted.
A standoff for mounting a panel to a support structure;
A standoff for mounting a panel to a support structure;
A standoff for mounting a panel to a support structure;
An assembly comprising:
A method of mounting a panel to a support structure with a standoff;
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.