C-stud and wedged bracket

A vertical wall comprising a hollow vertical metal stud with a C-shaped cross-section, having a back wall, a pair of spaced parallel sidewalls, and a front wall, said front wall consisting of two spaced apart coplanar flanges directed toward one another and affixed to said respective sidewalls, a pair of coplanar wallboards affixed to said front wall, and a wall furniture supporting bracket, said bracket comprising a back plate and a flat central web, said central web having an outer portion with means thereon for supporting wall furniture and the like, said central web being disposed in a substantially vertical plane, said central web having an inner portion, which is inward from said outer portion, with an innermost edge which is rigidly affixed to said back plate along substantially a vertical centerline of said back plate, said web outer portion being connected to said web inner portion solely by a central flat portion of said web, said web extending through a vertical opening in said C-shaped stud, said back plate having an angled disposition, relative to vertical, with said back plate having a top edge engaging said C-shaped stud two-part front wall, which extends perpendicular to said substantially vertical plane of said central web, and a bottom edge engaging said C-shaped stud back wall, which extends perpendicular to said substantially vertical plane of said central web, said bottom edge being disposed horizontally inward from said top edge, whereby said back plate is wedged between said front wall and said back wall of said wall stud by the weight of furniture on said furniture supporting means, said bracket having said central web extending from within said hollow stud outward between said spaced flanges and between said coplanar wallboards, further comprising a floor track, said floor track having an inverted T-shape including a flat base and an upwardly extending central wall, said metal stud having a bottom, said stud bottom being supported by said central wall in spaced relation to said flat base, whereby said bracket is able to be inserted in or removed from the bottom of said stud.

A vertical wall comprising a hollow vertical metal stud with a C-shaped cross-section, having a back wall, a pair of spaced parallel sidewalls, and a front wall, said front wall consisting of two spaced apart coplanar flanges directed toward one another and affixed to said respective sidewalls, a pair of coplanar wallboards affixed to said front wall, and a wall furniture supporting bracket, said bracket comprising a back plate and a flat central web, said central web having an outer portion with means thereon for supporting wall furniture and the like, said central web being disposed in a substantially vertical plane, said central web having an inner portion, which is inward from said outer portion, with an innermost edge which is rigidly affixed to said back plate along substantially a vertical centerline of said back plate, said web outer portion being connected to said web inner portion solely by a central flat portion of said web, said web extending through a vertical opening in said C-shaped stud, said back plate having an angled disposition, relative to vertical, with said back plate having a top edge engaging said C-shaped stud two-part front wall, which extends perpendicular to said substantially vertical plane of said central web, and a bottom edge engaging said C-shaped stud back wall, which extends perpendicular to said substantially vertical plane of said central web, said bottom edge being disposed horizontally inward from said top edge, whereby said back plate is wedged between said front wall and said back wall of said wall stud by the weight of furniture on said furniture supporting means, said bracket having said central web extending from within said hollow stud outward between said spaced flanges and between said coplanar wallboards, wherein said wallboards are mounted and held against said vertical stud by suspension clip assemblies affixed to said wallboards, said suspension clip assemblies having means hung on an upwardly opening channel, said stud having knockouts in said stud sidewalls, and said channel being disposed through said knockouts.