Safety net mounting assembly for a single floor of multi-story building
OwnerChris Cockerell, Brian Clarkeinventors
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A mounting assembly structured to secure a safety net to a single one of a plurality of floors of a multi-floor building being constructed, to prevent objects from falling from the building. A stanchion is movably connected to a corresponding support arm selectively disposable into and out of an operative position, wherein adjacent support arms associated with adjacent stanchions are structured to support the safety net there between in an outwardly spaced cantilevered orientation relative to the single floor, when in the operative position. An attachment assembly includes at least two gripping structures, connected to the stanchion and relatively positionable to define a variably dimensioned, floor receiving space there between which facilitates securement of the attachment assembly to a single one of any of the plurality of floors, regardless of the transverse dimension thereof.
A mounting assembly structured to secure a safety net to a single floor of a building under construction, said mounting assembly comprising:
A mounting assembly structured to secure a safety net to a single floor of a building under construction, said mounting assembly comprising:
An assembly structured to secure at least one safety net to a single floor of a building under construction, said assembly comprising:
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