Anchoring device for use in masonry and like structures with corrosion-protection feature
OwnerArtur Fischerinventor
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A first element is adapted to be received and anchored in a hole of a structure; and a second element has a first portion located in the hole and secured in the first element, and a second elongated portion which extends outwardly from the hole. An adjustable element is mounted on the second portion for movement in direction of the elongation of the latter and is operative to position an object on the second portion at any of a plurality of distances from the structure. In order to protect the first and second elements from corrosion, an axially yieldable protective sleeve which surrounds the aforementioned second portion intermediate the structure and the object is provided with a tubular end section which sealingly engages a tubular extension section which is provided on the adjustable element. At least one of these sections overlaps the other and thereby provides mutual sealing contact at any of the distances which has been selected for the object.
An anchoring device for use in mounting an object to a supporting structure, comprising a first element adapted to be received and anchored in a hole of a structure;
An anchoring device for use in mounting an object to a supporting structure, comprising a first element adapted to be received and anchored in a hole of a structure;
An anchoring device for use in mounting an object to a supporting structure, comprising a first element adapted to be received and anchored in a hole of a structure;
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