Floor board installation device
OwnerJames Dennis Omundsoninventor
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A floor board installation device comprises a cross bar, a wedge and two pins extending outwardly from the top and bottom sides of, and through, the cross bar. The wedge comprises a top curved edge and a bottom edge including a groove therein. The pins typically are spaced from one another a distance slightly larger than the width of a joist. In use, the cross bar is placed on top of two adjoining joists so that the pins are positioned on either side of a single joist. The other end of the bar merely rests on top of the adjacent joist. A force is then applied to a side edge of the wedge in a direction parallel to the length of the sub floor boards. Due to the rounded shape of the top curved edge and the flat surface of the wedge that contacts the floor board, the wedge will rotate within the cross bar so that the edge of the wedge is flush against the sub floor board and so that the curved surface of the wedge will contact the cross bar at only one point. Accordingly, the force applied to slide the wedge along the cross bar will tend to push the floor boards together.
A board installation device comprising:
A method of installing a floor board on two supports, comprising the steps of:
A method of installing a floor board on two supports, comprising the steps of:
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.