Multi-directional beam for a drywall ceiling soffit related application
AssigneeWorthington Armstrong Venture
InventorsBrett W. Sareyka, Yu Lin, Jeff Markley, Jason Robbins, Sebastien Place, Joshua Neal
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AssigneeWorthington Armstrong Venture
InventorsBrett W. Sareyka, Yu Lin, Jeff Markley, Jason Robbins, Sebastien Place, Joshua Neal
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A straight beam made for use in a suspended horizontal drywall ceiling. The beam is modified so that it can be bent in multiple directions to multiple predetermined angles. The beam has a web connecting two top flanges to two bottom flanges. A notch in the web extends through either the top or bottom flanges dividing the beam into a first side and a second side. The first side and the second side may each contain a pocket angled away from an outward face of the web forming a cutout having a locking edge and optionally a protuberance projecting out in the same direction as the pocket. Furthermore, the first side and the second side may optionally each contain an indentation projecting outward from the web in a direction opposite the spring pocket. As a result, when the beam is bent to the desired predetermined angle the locking edge or indentation may engage with the protuberance locking the angle in place. A soffit may then be constructed with drywall hung therefrom.
A beam for a suspended ceiling comprising:
A beam for a suspended ceiling comprising:
A beam for a suspended ceiling comprising:
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.