Floor stand for mounting electrical box and for supporting conduit
AssigneePaul A. Vrame
InventorsPaul A. Vrame, Peter A. Vrame
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AssigneePaul A. Vrame
InventorsPaul A. Vrame, Peter A. Vrame
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A floor stand for mounting an electrical box and for supporting a conduit extending downwardly to the electrical box has a conduit-supporting flange projecting backwardly from an upper portion of the upright member and is adapted to mount an electrical box so as to bear against a back face of the floor stand, beneath the conduit-supporting flange, which has three apertures, each adapted to pass a conduit extending downwardly through the aperture, to an electrical box so mounted. The conduit-supporting flange has a slot communicating with each aperture, from an edge of the conduit-supporting flange, and the conduit-supporting flange has a tab adjacent to the slot. The tab is adapted to permit a conduit to enter that aperture from the edge of the conduit-supporting flange, via the slot, if the tab is bent sufficiently, and to block a conduit from exiting that aperture, via the slot, if tab is unbent. The floor stand has three wall-attachable flanges, each having a not-in-use position, in which it projects vertically, beneath the conduit-supporting flange, each having an in-use position, in which it projects backwardly and is attachable to a wall behind the floor stand.
A floor stand for mounting an electrical box and for supporting a conduit extending downwardly to the electrical box, the floor stand having a front face and a back face and having a conduit-supporting flange projecting backwardly from an upper portion of the upright member, the floor stand being adapted to mount an electrical box so as to bear against the back face of the floor stand, beneath the conduit-supporting flange, which has an aperture adapted to pass a conduit extending downwardly through the aperture, to an electrical box so mounted.
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