Floor Support
AssigneeAlabama Foundation Specialists, Inc.
InventorsBenjamin Bayless, James Andrew Burran, Michael Cox
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Abstract
The present disclosure provides a support system comprising a post, said post extending upward vertically from a pad and further comprising upper and lower ends, wherein said lower end is secured to a lower flange; and a joist flange secured to the post opposite the lower flange; wherein the lower flange is secured to the post via a frictional fit.
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A support system comprising:
- a. a post, said post extending upward vertically from a pad and further comprising upper and lower ends, wherein said lower end is secured to a lower flange;
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- b. a joist flange secured to the post opposite the lower flange;
- wherein the lower flange is secured to the post via a frictional fit.
A support system comprising a post vertically disposed between a pad and a joist, said post comprising upper and lower ends, wherein a joist flange is located at the terminus of the post's upper end and a lower flange is located at the terminus of the post's lower end, wherein, the lower flange and the joist flange move independently relative the post from one another.
A floor support system comprising:
- a. a post, said post extending upward vertically from the pad and further comprising upper and lower ends, wherein said lower end is secured to a lower flange, said lower flange comprising a raised centering guide;
- b. an upper insert, said upper insert comprising a raised centering guide which is inserted into the upper end of the post wherein, the lower flange and the upper insert are secured to the post via a frictional fit.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.