Tie down for building structures
OwnerBelton R. Phillipsinventor
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An apparatus for tying down and anchoring a building structure such as a mobile home (12). The apparatus comprises an elongated threaded rod assembly (16) which is anchored at its lower end (34) to a concrete base (14) and extends upwardly, first through the floor joist (22) and then up to the roof structure where it is connected to the rafters (48). The elongated rod assembly (16) includes a hold-down block (32) that connects upper threaded rod (30) and lower threaded road (28) together in an end-to-end relationship. The hold-down block (32) applies a downward force firmly holding the floor joist (22). The upper threaded rod 30 extends upwardly through a frame board (26) and an elongated bracket (40). An internally threaded lock-block (46) is screwed onto the end of the upper threaded rod (30) extending past the frame board (26) and bracket (40), firmly holding the roof structure.
A tie down assembly for a building structure having a floor structure suspended above the ground and a roof structure including rafters suspended over the floor structure, said tie down assembly comprising:
A tie down assembly for a building having a floor structure spaced from the ground and a roof structure including rafters spaced above the floor structure, said tie down assembly comprising:
A tie down assembly for a building having a floor structure suspended above the ground and a roof structure suspended over the floor structure, said tie down assembly comprising:
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.