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US 2026/0055598 A1Published application
Post Frame Column Base
OwnerLarry Randall Daudet, Dallas Hindsinventors
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Abstract
A one-piece, sheet metal connector connects a supported member or post that is in contact with the supporting member to the supporting member to resist upload and overturning forces. The connector partially encapsulates the post and is connected to the post and to the supporting member with fastenings.
Claims20
A connection between a supported structural member and a supporting structural member, the connection made with a connector and back fastenings, side fastenings and flange fastenings, the connection comprising:
- a. the supported structural member including a base, a back face, and first and second side faces;
- b. the supporting structural member including a support surface;
- c. the connector including a back member with at least a portion of the back member being in registration with the back face of the post, the connector also including a first side member connected to the back member and the first side member extending from the back member at an angle thereto with the first side member having at least a portion that interfaces with the first side face of the post, the connector also including a second side member connected to the back member and the second side member extends from the back member at an angle thereto with the second side member having at least a portion that interfaces with the second side face of the post, the connector also including a first foot flange connected to the first side member and disposed at an angle thereto, at least a portion of the first foot flange interfacing with the support surface of the supporting member, the connector also including a second foot flange connected to the second side member and disposed at an angle thereto, at least a portion of the second foot flange interfacing with the support surface of the supporting member;
- d. the back fastenings passing through the back member and entering the back face of the supported structural member;
- e. the side fastenings passing through the first and second side members and entering the first and second side faces of the supported structural member respectively;
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- f. the foot fastenings passing through the first and second foot members and entering the support surface of the supporting structural member.
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