Self-furring welded wire mesh
AssigneeTree Island Industries Ltd.
InventorsStephen F. Ogden, Craig A. Davis
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AssigneeTree Island Industries Ltd.
InventorsStephen F. Ogden, Craig A. Davis
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A self-furring welded wire mesh for reinforcing generally planar concrete and stucco structures is formed of a matrix of longitudinally and transversely extending wires disposed about a first common plane and welded together at their intersections. A selected plurality of the longitudinally extending wires each define a plurality of generally V-shaped spacing furrs therein extending generally perpendicular to the first plane with the bottoms of the furrs being disposed in a second plane spaced from the first plane a distance substantially equal to one-half of the predetermined thickness of the concrete panel. The spacing furrs in the selected longitudinally extending wires are located so as to be longitudinally and transversely staggered along the mesh. The spacing furrs are formed by pushing portions of the selected longitudinal wire perpendicular to the axis of the wires while holding an upstream portion thereof in a fixed disposition so as to form these without damaging or thinning the wires along the spacing furrs.
A process for forming a length of self-furring welded wire mesh defining a plurality of V-shaped spacing furrs in selected longitudinally extending wires for use in reinforcing generally planar concrete or stucco structures comprising:
A process for forming a length of self-furring welded wire mesh defining a plurality of V-shaped spacing furrs in selected longitudinally extending wires for use in reinforcing generally planar concrete or stucco structures comprising:
A process for forming a length of self-furring welded wire mesh defining a plurality of V-shaped spacing furrs in selected longitudinally extending wires for use in reinforcing generally planar concrete or stucco structures comprising:
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