Support assembly
AssigneeFriktions-Stamp AB
InventorKarl Gunnar Andersson
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Abstract
Assembly for mounting a cross bar by compression between two opposite walls including two end parts each having a U-shaped yoke to embrace the associated end of the cross bar. One of the end parts has fixed pegs to engage the associated wall, and the other end part has threaded clamping bolts to be screwed against the other wall to clamp the support assembly to the walls by axial compression forces through the cross bar.
Claims9
A support assembly for mounting a crossbar between two opposite walls, including a pair of end parts each including a plate, one surface of each of said plates being provided with a U-shaped yoke, the bottom web of said yoke forming a vertical support for the associated end of the crossbar and the legs of said yoke forming lateral supports for the associated end of said crossbar, one plate being provided with fixed pegs to rest against one of the walls, the other plate being provided with throughgoing threaded clamping bolts adapted to be screwed against the other wall, said pegs and said clamping bolts being generally aligned parallel to the longitudinal axis of said crossbar and being operable to clamp the entire support assembly to the opposite walls by axial compression forces through the crossbar.
A support assembly including a crossbar arranged to extend between two opposite walls and a pair of end brackets each having a plate of larger area than the cross section of the crossbar and a U-shaped yoke secured to one side of the plate to afford a generally horizontal web for supporting the crossbar with an end thereof in abutment with the plate and a pair of generally vertical webs for laterally locating the crossbar, one plate being provided, on its side opposite to that having the yoke, with fixed pegs for abutting one of said walls, and the other plate being provided with threaded clamping bolts adapted to be screwed against the other wall.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.