Metal connector for building and jointing structure of building using the same
OwnerKiyoshi Hosokawainventor
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A metal connector and a jointing structure with which two members are jointed to each other with a sufficient fastening strength which can be grasped quantitatively. The metal connector comprises a metal connector body attached to a first one of the members and including a bottom plate and a core plate which has a window hole formed therein. A bolt is mounted on the core plate and extends into the window hole with a spacing left in the window hole. The other second member has a fitting recess formed therein in which the bottom plate and core plate of the metal connector body are received, and further has a working window hole formed therein. A nut is screwed on the bolt, and a holding plate is disposed in the spacing and the working window hole and presses, when the nut is turned to move on the bolt to press against the holding plate, against inner peripheries of the window hole and working window hole to force the first member to move toward the second member until a longitudinal end thereof is closely contacted with the second member.
A metal connector for jointing first and second members of a building to each other, comprising:
A metal connector for jointing first and second members of a building to each other, comprising:
A jointing structure for a building, comprising:
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.