Wire mesh support
OwnerJose G. Ramirezinventor
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Abstract
A support device for a wire mesh. The wire mesh is held in place by the supporting device which includes legs and cup shaped members. The legs will stand on a support surface and the cup shaped members will engage the bars of the wire mesh to hold the wire mesh off the surface such that when concrete is poured into a form, the wire mesh will be properly located in the finished product.
Claims8
A device for supporting wire mesh above a surface when concrete is poured onto the surface and around the wire mesh, the wire mesh comprised of two sets of parallel wires intersecting in perpendicular relation creating a multiplicity of wire junctions, the device comprising;
- a base for resting upon a support surface;
- a multiplicity of similarly dimension legs, extending upward from the base;
- a first set of four cups, the first set of four cups being comprised of two opposing pairs of cups, each pair of cups set at ninety degrees with respect to each other, wherein at least the first pair includes cups having a first width and a first depth and the second pair of cups includes cups having the first width and a second depth wherein the first depth is different than the second depth;
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- a second set of four cups, the second set of cups being comprised of two opposing pairs of cups, each pair set at ninety degrees with respect to the other, wherein at least the first pair of the second set of four cups includes cups having a second width and a first depth and the second pair also includes cups having the second width and a second depth, the width of the second set being different than the width of the first set wherein the first depth is different than the second depth;
- arms extending laterally from the cups adjoining adjacent cups;
- wherein the cups are equal distance from the adjacent cups.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.