Concrete anchor holder
OwnerJesse Santanainventor
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Abstract
Improvements in a concrete anchor holder that has an “L” shaped toe that comes down from where an anchor is placed. The toe allows for an offset from the anchor holder to position the anchor a required distance from the batter boards into the area of the foundation where the cement will be poured. The toe includes a plurality of nail holes being level with each other allow for this hanger to be used upside down in an offset condition to suspend the anchor in the foundation/footing above or below the foundation framing boards. The holder includes a window that allows a visual inspection to the form board to allow the user the ability to see where they have marked their hardware prior to the hanging process.
Claims20
A concrete anchor holder comprising:
- a planar surface having an offset perpendicular anchor boss that extends there through;
- said planar surface having a plurality of elevated bosses for temporally securing said concrete anchor holder on a framing lumber;
- said planar surface further includes a rib centered on said planar surface that connects to said perpendicular anchor boss;
- said rib includes a toe with a vertical edge that is located to align with an edge of at least one of a 2×4 and a 2×6 framing lumber;
- said vertical edge being parallel to said perpendicular anchor boss and at a displaced distance from a center of said offset perpendicular anchor boss, and
- a top of said toe is at a height that is parallel to a top of said elevated bosses.
A concrete anchor holder comprising:
- a cylindrical anchor boss secured to a planar base;
- said cylindrical anchor boss having a through hole;
- said cylindrical anchor boss being perpendicular to said planar base;
- said cylindrical anchor boss further includes at least one rib that connects to said planar base;
- said planar base having a plurality of fastener holes for temporally securing said concrete anchor holder on a framing lumber;
- said at least one rib includes a toe with a vertical edge that is located to align with an edge of at least one of a 2×4 and a 2×6 framing lumber;
- said vertical edge being parallel to said cylindrical anchor boss and at a displaced offset distance from a center of said cylindrical anchor boss, and
- a top of said toe is at a height that is parallel to said plurality of fastener holes.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.