Extended kerf cut and spline restraint system for elevated flooring surfaces
AssigneeUnited Construction Products, Inc.
InventorsWilliam E. Kugler, Stephen J. Knight, III
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AssigneeUnited Construction Products, Inc.
InventorsWilliam E. Kugler, Stephen J. Knight, III
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A system for limiting relative movement (e.g., vertical movement) between adjacent building surface components of an elevated building surface assembly in a manner that is free of securing (e.g., mechanically attaching, such as by threaded fasteners, clips, etc.) the building surface components to an underlying support structure. In one aspect, an elevated building surface assembly includes a plurality of support members disposed in spaced-apart relation on a fixed surface, a plurality of building surface components operatively disposed on the upper portions of the support pedestals, and at least one spline disposed in openings of abutting outer edge segments of first and second adjacent ones of the plurality of building surface components. Each opening extends from a first of a plurality of corner portions of the building surface component to an adjacent second of the corner portions of the building surface component.
An elevated building surface assembly, comprising:
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A method for use in constructing an elevated building surface assembly, comprising:
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An elevated building surface assembly, comprising:
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