Method and apparatus for supporting reinforcement members

A high chair for supporting and spacing reinforcement members, a distance above a support surface, comprising:

• a body having an inner surface and an outer surface, the body including a lower base portion and an upper support surface, the lower base portion including a plurality of legs separated by apertures, the upper support surface including four openings configured to receive a headpiece;
• and
• a plurality of corrugations attached to the body to increase the strength of the high chair,
• said legs having a generally V-shaped cross-section with the mouth of the V-shape opening to the interior of said body, and said legs extending upwardly and tapering inwardly so that the V-shape and the taper facilitate the stacking of said chair on a similar chair.

A chair for supporting and spacing reinforcement members, comprising:

• a substantially hollow body having a lower base portion, an upper connecting portion and an upper support surface, the lower base portion having one or more inwardly tapered legs, the upper connecting portion having one or more inwardly tapered arms, the inward taper of the arms is greater than the inward taper of the legs;
• cross members interconnecting the arms of the upper connecting portion;
• and
• support members interconnecting the cross members.

A chair for supporting and spacing reinforcement members, comprising:

• a substantially hollow body having a lower base portion, an upper connecting portion and an upper support surface, the lower base portion having one or more inwardly tapered legs, the upper connecting portion having one or more inwardly tapered arms, the inward taper of the arms is greater than the inward taper of the legs;
• cross members interconnecting the arms of the upper connecting portion;
• and
• a support structure attached to the cross members to position a reinforcement member in a desired location.

A high chair for supporting and spacing reinforcement members a distance from the support surface, comprising:

• a body having an inner surface and an outer surface, the body including a lower based portion and an upper support surface, the lower base portion including a plurality of legs separated by apertures, the upper support surface including four openings configured to receive a head piece;
• a plurality of corrugations attached to the body to increase the strength of the high chair;
• and
• a head piece including a connecting portion and one or more legs configured to be attached to the body, the connecting portion of the head piece having a first pair and a second pair of opposed notches.

A high chair for supporting a reinforcement member at a desired height above an upper support surface, comprising:

• a body including a lower base portion with four inwardly angled legs separated by apertures, the body including an upper connecting portion with four inwardly angled arms separated by apertures;
• a head piece having a connecting portion and four legs;
• the legs and upper support surface on the body including interengaging portions which enable the head piece to be selectably attached to the body to adjust the height of the high chair;
• and
• cross members joining the four inwardly angled arms.

A high chair for supporting a reinforcement member at a desired height above an upper support surface, comprising:

• a body including a lower base portion with four inwardly angled legs separated by apertures, the body including an upper connecting portion with four inwardly angled arms separated by apertures;
• a head piece having a connecting portion and four legs;
• the legs and upper support surface on the body including interengaging portions which enable the head piece to be selectably attached to the body to adjust the height of the high chair;
• and
• ramps disposed on the upper support surface to position the reinforcement member.

A high chair for supporting a reinforcement member at a desired height above an upper support surface, comprising:

• a body including a lower base portion with four inwardly angled legs separated by apertures, the body including an upper connecting portion with four inwardly angled arms separated by apertures;
• a head piece having a connecting portion and four legs;
• the legs and upper support surface on the body including interengaging portions which enable the head piece to be selectably attached to the body to adjust the height of the high chair;
• and
• a first pair and a second pair of opposed notches in the head piece.

A high chair for supporting a reinforcement member at a desired height above an upper support surface, comprising:

• a body including a lower base portion with four inwardly angled legs separated by apertures, the body including an upper connecting portion with four inwardly angled arms separated by apertures;
• a head piece having a connecting portion and four legs;
• the legs and upper support surface on the body including interengaging portions which enable the head piece to be selectably attached to the body to adjust the height of the high chair;
• and
• a plurality of notches in the head piece.