Handrail Bracket
OwnerBruce Fergusoninventor
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Abstract
A handrail bracket comprised of a bracket body, bracket mount and a paddle pin. The bracket mount is secured to a wall via three mounting holes where screws are inserted to securely attach the mounting bracket to a wall. The bracket mount is also comprised of two inner channels and two outer channels that correspond to two inner protrusions and two outer protrusions of the bracket body. Once the bracket mount is attached to the wall, the bracket body is connected to the bracket mount by aligning the inner and outer bracket channels with the inner and outer protrusions of the bracket body. When the bracket mount and bracket body are engaged, a paddle pin or set screw is used to secure the bracket mount to the bracket body. Finally, two screws and a rail bracket are used to secure the bracket body to the handrail.
Claims20
A handrail bracket comprising,
- a bracket body having a first triangular shape;
- a bracket mount having a second triangular shape;
- and
- a paddle pin.
A handrail bracket comprising,
- a bracket body with a triangular shape having
- one mounting hole located peak of the triangular shape and two mounting holes located at the opposing base of the triangular shape of the bracket mount, and
- two inner protrusions running parallel to the height of the bracket mount, and
- two opposing side protrusions, each running the length of the long sides of the triangular shape form base to top of the bracket mount;
- a bracket mount having a second smaller triangular shape having
- two inner channels running parallel to the height of the bracket mount, and
- two opposing side channels, each running the length of the long sides of the triangular shape form base to top of the bracket mount;
- and
- a paddle pin or set screw for securing the bracket mount and bracket body together.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.