Precast concrete construction and construction method
OwnerGary L. Hendershot, Gregory E. Cookinventors
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The building system employs precast corners (16) and elongated walls (12) with integral footings (14 and 18) to construct a foundation and basement. Precast first elongated wall sections (50) and corner sections (52) and floor slabs form a first level. Upper level wall sections (74), corner sections (76) and floor slabs (72) form an upper level. Gable sections (90), a ridge beam (92) and roof slabs (94) form a roof. The precast members all include a steel mesh reinforcement (102, 104 and 106). Sections are rigidly connected together at their ends (58 and 68) by connector assemblies (108 and 160) that are connected directly to the reinforcement (102). The sections are secured together by sheebolts (120) that extend vertically from a lower section into an upper section.
A building comprising a foundation formed from a plurality of precast lower level corner sections, each of which has a steel mesh reinforcement encased in concrete, an integral footing having a steel mesh reinforcement encased in concrete and sufficient area to be supported by soil, and at least one first end surface and one second end surface;
A method of building a structure including forming a plurality of precast lower level corner sections, each of which has a steel mesh reinforcement enclosed in concrete, an integral footing with steel mesh reinforcement encased in concrete, at least one first end surface and at least one second end surface;
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