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METAL SKELETON FOR THE REINFORCEMENT OF CONCRETE WALLS AND FLOORS
A pre-engineered metal skeleton for the reinforcement of a concrete structure comprises a plurality of elongated primary beams and a plurality of interconnecting members each formed from flat sheets of metal. The interconnecting members frictionally interlock with co-operating receiving portions formed on the primary beams to thereby secure the primary beams and the interconnecting members one to the other without requiring supplemental fastening means. The plurality of interconnecting members have both their major axis and their minor axis oriented substantially transversely to the major axis of the elongated central main body portion of the primary beams.
METAL SKELETON FOR THE REINFORCEMENT OF CONCRETE WALLS AND FLOORS
A pre-engineered metal skeleton for the reinforcement of a concrete structure comprises a plurality of elongated primary beams and a plurality of interconnecting members each formed from flat sheets of metal. The interconnecting members frictionally interlock with co-operating receiving portions formed on the primary beams to thereby secure the primary beams and the interconnecting members one to the other without requiring supplemental fastening means. The plurality of interconnecting members have both their major axis and their minor axis oriented substantially transversely to the major axis of the elongated central main body portion of the primary beams.
METAL SKELETON FOR THE REINFORCEMENT OF CONCRETE WALLS AND FLOORS
KARAKAS MILAN (author)
2019-05-09
Patent
Electronic Resource
English
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