System of s-shaped conduit mounting assembly hooks
AssigneeWencon Development, Inc.
InventorChristopher Lewis
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Abstract
A method and assembly for mounting a conduit on a mounting surface utilizing a conduit mounting assembly. The conduit mounting assembly includes a first clamp portion, a second clamp portion, a connecting screw and a conduit securement screw. The method includes providing the conduit mounting assembly, mounting the first clamp portion on a tile, mounting the second clamp portion opposite to the first clamp portion on the tile, connecting the first clamp portion with the second clamp portion utilizing the connecting screw and mounting the conduit on the second clamp portion utilizing the conduit securement screw and a conduit fastening member.
Claims20
A system of S-shaped conduit mounting assembly hooks for mounting a conduit on a tile having a range of sizes, the system comprising:
- a first S-shaped hook having a first elongated member, a first top hook with a first side hole, and a first bottom hook with a second side hole, wherein the first S-shaped hook attaches around a tile front portion at a first location;
- a second S-shaped hook having a second elongated member, a second top hook, and a second bottom hook, and wherein the second top hook comprises a third side hole and a top hole wherein the second S-shaped hook attaches at a second location at an opposite end of said tile front portion;
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- a conduit securement screw for mounting the conduit on the second S-shaped hook utilizing a conduit fastening;
- wherein the second top hook is connected to either the first top hook or the first bottom hook, and wherein the second S-shaped hook and the first S-shaped hook are connected;
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- wherein at least one of the holes is threaded to match a counterpart screw.
A system of S-shaped conduit mounting assembly hooks for mounting a conduit on a tile having a range of sizes, the system comprising:
- a first S-shaped hook having a first elongated member, a first top hook with a first side hole, and a first bottom hook with a second side hole, wherein the first S-shaped hook attaches around a tile front portion at a first location;
- a second S-shaped hook having a second elongated member, a second top hook with a third side hole and a top hole, a second bottom hook and the second S-shaped hook attaching at a second location at an opposite end of said tile front portion;
- wherein the first S-shaped hook and the second S-shaped hook are connected to each other via a connecting screw such that in a first configuration the first bottom hook base portion forms a less than 90-degree inclination with the first elongated member, and in a second configuration the first bottom hook base portion forms a 90-degree inclination with the first elongated member, the connecting screw further connecting the second top hook to either the first top hook or the first bottom hook;
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- wherein at least one of said holes is thread formed.
A system of S-shaped conduit mounting assembly hooks for mounting a conduit on a tile having a range of sizes, the system comprising:
- a first S-shaped hook having a first elongated member, a first top hook with a first side hole, and a first bottom hook with a second side hole, wherein the first top hook has a first top base portion having a first width and the first bottom hook has a first bottom base portion having a second width that is less than said first width,
- a second S-shaped hook having a second elongated member, a second top hook, and a second bottom hook, the second top hook comprising a third side hole and a top hole;
- a connecting screw connecting the second top hook to either the first top hook or the first bottom hook wherein the first S-shaped hook and the second S-shaped hook are adjustably joined such that the first S-shaped hook attaches around a tile first side and the second S-shape hook attaches around a tile second side;
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- a conduit securement screw connecting the conduit on the second S-shaped hook utilizing a conduit fastening member.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.