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PRECAST THERMALLY SEPARATED CANTILEVERED BALCONY SYSTEM AND METHOD OF USING SAME
A precast thermally separated cantilevered balcony system includes a concrete slab, a thermal separation component and a plurality of reinforcing bars. The concrete slab has an inside edge and a plurality of reinforcing bars extending therethrough generally orthogonal to the inside edge. The thermal separation component is an elongate member extending along the inside edge of the concrete slab. The plurality of reinforcing bars extend through the thermal separation component and extend inwardly from the thermal separation component. A method of constructing a building having at least one precast thermally separated cantilevered balcony system is discussed.
PRECAST THERMALLY SEPARATED CANTILEVERED BALCONY SYSTEM AND METHOD OF USING SAME
A precast thermally separated cantilevered balcony system includes a concrete slab, a thermal separation component and a plurality of reinforcing bars. The concrete slab has an inside edge and a plurality of reinforcing bars extending therethrough generally orthogonal to the inside edge. The thermal separation component is an elongate member extending along the inside edge of the concrete slab. The plurality of reinforcing bars extend through the thermal separation component and extend inwardly from the thermal separation component. A method of constructing a building having at least one precast thermally separated cantilevered balcony system is discussed.
PRECAST THERMALLY SEPARATED CANTILEVERED BALCONY SYSTEM AND METHOD OF USING SAME
STRICKLAND MICHAEL R (author)
2018-04-26
Patent
Electronic Resource
English
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