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US 4,192,623 AGranted
Adjustable joist hanger
OwnerCarl W. Borginventor
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Abstract
A joist hanger including a body with a supporting lip and with ribs for removably carrying a joist support, the body being arranged to removably receive a clamping member for securing the hanger to the upper flange of a steel beam. Also included is the method of constructing concrete decks made possible by the characteristics of the hanger.
Claims17
A joist hanger comprising, in combination:
- (a) a body including an elongated flat member;
- (b) a support member projecting perpendicularly from the face of said member, in a first direction only, at one end thereof;
- (c) and a pair of parallel walls projecting from said flat member in the opposite direction only and mutually spaced by the thickness of a joist;
- (d) joist support means carried by said walls at the end of said body remote from said lip and adjustably projecting between said walls and parallel to said body;
- (e) and clamping means removably carried by said flat member and adjustably parallel to said flat member for cooperating with said support member to secure said hanger orthogonally to an object such as the flange of a steel beam.
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A joist hanger comprising, in combination:
- (a) a body including an elongated flat member;
- (b) a lip projecting perpendicularly from the face of said member in a first direction at one end thereof;
- (c) a pair of side walls projecting from said flat member in the opposite direction and mutually spaced by the thickness of a joist;
- (d) joist supporting means carried by said walls at the end of said body remote from said lip;
- (e) a bracket having a threaded aperture;
- (f) an externally threaded member received in said aperture;
- (g) and means including a keyhole slot connection for removably mounting said bracket to said body so that the axis of said threaded aperture is perpendicular to said lip.
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A joist hanger for use in the construction of bridge decks and the like comprising:
- (a) a body comprising first and second wall members connected in spaced relation to define a channel therebetween, said body being capable of orientation with the channel generally vertically disposed so that one end of a substantially horizontal joist may be received on edge within the channel;
- (b) said channel being open at the upper end thereof to permit the joist to be positioned with its upper edge elevated from said body, whereby a plurality of similarly arranged joists may together define a horizontal plane upon which a bridge deck or the like may be constructed;
- (c) support means associated with the body for permitting the body to be suspended from a substantially horizontal support surface, the support means comprising a substantially flat lip projecting transversely of said body and disposed proximate its upper end, the lip being substantially flat and defining sides that converge over their entire projecting length in a direction away from the body;
- (d) adjustment means removably carried by the body for supporting a joist on edge in the channel, and for adjustably raising and lowering the joist within the channel, whereby the joist may be adjustably elevated to said horizontal plane;
- (e) and clamping means carried by the body for cooperating with the support means to clamp the joist hanger to an object such as the flange of a steel beam.
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A joist hanger for use in the construction of bridge decks and the like comprising:
- (a) a body comprising first and second wall members connected in spaced relation to define a channel therebetween, said body being capable of orientation with the channel generally vertically disposed so that one end of a substantially horizontal joist may be received on edge within the channel;
- (b) said channel being open at the upper end thereof to permit the joist to be positioned with its upper edge elevated from said body, whereby a plurality of similarly arranged joists may together define a horizontal plane upon which a bridge deck or the like may be constructed;
- (c) support means associated with the body for permitting the body to be suspended from a substantially horizontal support surface;
- (d) adjustment means carried by the body for supporting a joist on edge in the channel, and for adjustably raising and lowering the joist within the channel, whereby the joist may be adjustably elevated to said horizontal plane;
- (e) and clamping means carried by the body for cooperating with the support means to clamp the joist hanger to an object such as the flange of a steel beam.
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Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.