Prefabricated, modular structure formed by laterally spaced cantilever arch frame assemblies
OwnerJohn H. O'Sheeraninventor
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A plurality of laterally spaced, generally parallel, cantilever arch frame assemblies formed by interlock T-shaped vertical column members have inwardly and outwardly directed integral, projecting arms at their upper ends. A horizontal beam member is cantilever mounted to one of the arms and a semi-arch member fixed at its base to the ground outwardly of the column has its upper end mounted to the other arm. Roof panels are fixed at opposed edges to respective horizontal beam members by slidably coupling the roof panel to the beam member by interengaging male and female connectors which are respectively integral therewith. Sidewall panels slidably engage integral connectors on the sides of the vertical column member in similar fashion. Corner beams pinned at their ends to the vertical columns are interconnected through female and male connectors with confronting edges of the roof panel and sidewall panel. A center ridge beam connects the outboard ends of the horizontal beam members of respective, longitudinally aligned and oppositely directed cantilever arch frame assemblies as well as the confronting ends of roof panels.
A prefabricated, modular building structure comprising:
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