Support assembly for supporting a fixture on a wall
AssigneeRobern, Inc.
InventorsHoward S. Katz, William Tschirlig
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AssigneeRobern, Inc.
InventorsHoward S. Katz, William Tschirlig
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A support assembly for supporting a fixture on a wall comprises first and second threaded rods for installation into the wall so that at least a portion of each rod extends outwardly from the wall by a first predetermined distance. The support assembly further includes first and second fixing members each having internal threads which compliment the threads on the threaded rods. An elongated rigid support member having first and second ends, first and second lateral sides and top and bottom surfaces is provided. The support member includes a first notch in the top surface at a second predetermined distance from the first end, the first notch being sized for receiving the first fixing member therein. A first bore extends from the first end toward the second end, the first bore being located a third predetermined distance from the top surface and intersecting the first notch, the first bore being sized for receiving the first threaded rod. A second notch extends into the bottom surface at a fourth predetermined distance from the first end, the second notch being sized for receiving the second fixing member therein. A second bore extends from the first end toward the second end, the second bore being located a fifth predetermined distance from the bottom surface and intersecting the second notch. The second bore is sized for receiving the second threaded rod.
A support assembly for supporting a fixture on a wall, the support assembly comprising:
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