Sound insulating support for plumbing pipes
AssigneeThe Logsdon Foundation
InventorDaniel D. Logsdon
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AssigneeThe Logsdon Foundation
InventorDaniel D. Logsdon
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A sound insulating support member for isolating a plumbing pipe or other tubular member from a support surface includes an insert member formed of a material substantially incapable of transmitting sound vibrations and sized to be capable of encircling the pipe or tubular member. The insert member fits within a sleeve member which is formed of a semiresilient material capable of maintaining its shape at rest but capable of being flexed when subjected to a force. Both the sleeve member and the insert member contain a slit. The insert member is retained within the sleeve member such that the slit of the insert member is aligned with the slit of the sleeve member and when both the sleeve and the insert are open the pipe or tubular member can be inserted through the slits and the sleeve and insert close around the pipe or tubular member to cradle the tubular member within the insert which in turn is fixedly held within the sleeve. A support structure is attached to the sleeve which is capable of being fixedly attached to the support surface. This holds the sleeve and the pipe or tubular member contained within the insert fixedly locked to the support surface yet sound isolates the pipe from the support surface.
A sound insulating member for isolating a tubular member from a support surface which comprises:
A sound insulating member for isolating a tubular member from a support surface which comprises:
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