Support shoe for concrete pylons
AssigneeHalfen GmbH & Co. KG
InventorsKlaus Frohlich, Andreas Hanke
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Abstract
A support shoe for a concrete pillar has a base plate and two lateral plates arranged at lateral edges of the base plate and projecting upwardly at a right angle from the base plate. At least one reinforcement bar is connected to the support shoe for introducing forces into the concrete pillar. The two lateral edges and thus also the lateral plates connected thereto are arranged at an acute angle relative to one another, wherein the two lateral plates are formed as separate components connected to the base plate.
Claims15
A support shoe for concrete pillars, the support shoe comprising:
- a base plate having lateral edges;
- two lateral plates arranged at the lateral edges of the base plate so as to project approximately at a right angle upwardly from the base plate without projecting downwardly past the base plate;
- at least one rebar that is connected to the support shoe and is adapted to introduce forces into a concrete pillar;
- wherein the two lateral edges are arranged at an acute angle relative to one another and the lateral plates are arranged at an acute angle to one another;
- wherein the two lateral plates are separate sheet metal components welded to the lateral edges of the base plate;
- wherein the two lateral plates each have a rear vertical edge, wherein the rear vertical edges face one another and have a spacing relative to one another;
- wherein the base plate has a rear transverse edge extending between rear ends of the lateral edges in the area of the vertical edges of the lateral plates;
- a fixation element provided on the rear transverse edge, wherein the fixation element is a rebar that is bent upwardly out of a plane of the base plate.
A support shoe for concrete pillars, the support shoe comprising:
- a base plate having lateral edges;
- two lateral plates arranged at the lateral edges of the base plate so as to project approximately at a right angle upwardly from the base plate;
- at least one rebar that is connected to the support shoe and is adapted to introduce forces into a concrete pillar;
- wherein the two lateral edges are arranged at an acute angle relative to one another and the lateral plates are arranged at an acute angle to one another;
- wherein the two lateral plates are separate sheet metal components welded to the lateral edges of the base plate;
- wherein the base plate has a rear transverse edge extending between rear ends of the lateral edges in the area of vertical edges of the lateral plates;
- a fixation element provided on the rear transverse edge, wherein the fixation element is a rebar that is bent upwardly out of a plane of the base plate.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.