Rail stanchion for concrete slab walls
OwnerJohn Letourneauinventor
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A railing mounting device for mounting railings to concrete slab walls includes a stanchion and an anchor insert. The stanchion is releasably mountable to the anchor insert. The stanchion is elongate and extends longitudinally between opposite first and second ends. The second end has a mounting member rigidly extending therefrom for sliding snug releasably securable mating engagement in a corresponding cavity in the anchor insert. The anchor insert is rigidly mountable into a concrete wall panel by flanges, fins or the like. The mounting member lies generally within a first plane containing the first and second ends. The first end is laterally offset in the first plane relative to the second end so as to extend over the mounting member in the first plane. Rail mounts are mountable to the stanchion towards the first end so as to mount rails to the stanchion offset relative to the second end.
A railing mounting device for mounting at least one flexible railing to a concrete wall panel having a thickness, comprising a stanchion and an anchor insert adapted for mounting into a concrete wall panel wherein said stanchion is releasably mountable to said anchor insert, wherein said stanchion is elongate and extends longitudinally between opposite first and second ends, said second end have a mounting member mounted thereto so as to rigidly extend therefrom for sliding snug releasably securable mating engagement in a corresponding cavity in said anchor insert when the anchor insert is rigidly mounted into the concrete wall panel, said mounting member lying generally in a first plane containing said first and second ends, said first end laterally offset by substantially the thickness of the concrete wall panel in said first plane relative to said second end so as to extend over said mounting member in said first plane, said stanchion having a rail mount towards said first end so as to releasably mount rails to said stanchion offset relative to said second end over the concrete wall panel when mounted thereto.
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