Reinforcing steel skeletal framework
AssigneeMidland Steel Reinforcement Supplies Ltd.
InventorsMartin Anthony Woods, Paul Robert Woods
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AssigneeMidland Steel Reinforcement Supplies Ltd.
InventorsMartin Anthony Woods, Paul Robert Woods
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A number of modular preformed skeletal steel panels are mounted side by side in a row on a building structure to form a composite panel assembly on the building structure. Each modular preformed skeletal steel panel comprises two mesh layers, namely a bottom mesh layer and a top mesh layer supported spaced-apart in parallel planes by intermediate spacers extending between the layers. The bottom layer has a plurality of spaced-apart outwardly projecting splice bars for interengagement with an adjacent preformed skeletal steel panel in the panel assembly thus facilitating interengagement of the modular preformed skeletal steel panels in the composite panel assembly. Each spacer comprises a cross member engaged with the top layer and having outwardly extending legs at opposite ends of the cross member. A lower end of each leg terminates in a foot which engages with the bottom layer. The cross member, legs and feet are all mutually perpendicular.
A method for forming a composite reinforcing steel skeletal framework on a building structure, including:
A composite reinforcing steel skeletal framework comprising a plurality of modular preformed skeletal steel panels mounted side by side in a row to form a composite panel assembly, each preformed skeletal steel panel having a number of spaced-apart outwardly projecting splice bars engaged with an adjacent preformed skeletal steel panel, and an outer steel mesh mat mounted across an outer face of the panel assembly, each preformed skeletal steel panel comprising at least two mesh layers supported spaced-apart in parallel planes by intermediate spacers extending between the layers, each spacer comprising a cross member engaged with a first one of the layers, the cross member having outwardly extending legs at opposite ends of the cross member, each leg terminating in a foot which engages with a second one of the layers, the cross member, legs and feet being mutually perpendicular.
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