Apparatus for assembling together two roof frames, at the level of the ridge, for making frameworks and structures
AssigneeBator S.A., Societe Anonyme
InventorsAndre Fritz, Jean Gerlinger
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AssigneeBator S.A., Societe Anonyme
InventorsAndre Fritz, Jean Gerlinger
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Assembly apparatus for the connection of two roof beams at the level of the ridge, for providing frames and structures, comprises two cast members (1, 1') identical to each other, each being disposed fixedly partially in the interior of the upper end of each roof beam (2, 2'). The cast member (1) is disposed head to tail with respect to the cast member (1') and the two members (1, 1') each have a protruding portion (3, 3') spaced a substantial distance from a recess (4, 4'). The protruding portion (3, 3') of each member (1, 1') engages in the recess (4', 4) of the other member (1, 1') to provide two connections (3, 4' and 3', 4) between the beams (2, 2'), these connections being disposed closely adjacent respective ends of the beams (2, 2') and coacting to ensure the assembly and securement of the roof beams (2, 2') by mere insertion.
Assembly apparatus for the connection of two roof beams at the level of the ridge, for providing frames and structures, characterized in that it consists in two cast members (1, 1') identical to each other, each being disposed fixedly partially in the interior of the upper end of each roof beam (2, 2'), the cast member (1) being disposed head to tail with respect to the cast member (1') and the two members (1, 1') each having a protruding portion (3, 3') spaced a substantial distance from a recess (4, 4'), said protruding portion (3, 3') of each member (1, 1') engaging in the recess (4', 4) of the other member (1, 1') to provide two connections (3, 4' and 3', 4) between the beams (2, 2'), said connections being disposed closely adjacent respective ends of said beams (2, 2') and coacting to ensure the assembly and securement of said roof beams (2, 2') by mere insertion.
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