I-beam post anchor

The beam post anchor system addresses the inefficiencies of existing anchoring systems by providing a universal, adjustable, and cost-effective solution for securing I-beams and wooden framing, enhancing structural integrity and reducing construction delays.

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Authority / Receiving Office
US · United States
Patent Type
Applications(United States)
Current Assignee / Owner
DRUNKENROD JACOB
Filing Date
2025-01-17
Publication Date
2026-07-23

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Technical Problem

Existing anchoring systems for structural members in buildings are time-consuming, costly, and lack universality and adjustability, particularly in extreme weather conditions, leading to potential structural failures and increased construction delays.

Method used

A beam post anchor system for securing I-beams to support posts, featuring adjustable upper and lower portions with bolts, and wall anchors with U-shaped projections for secure mounting to concrete walls, along with I-beam plate anchors for wooden framing, ensuring strength and flexibility in various construction types.

Benefits of technology

Provides a universal, removable, and adjustable anchoring system that enhances structural integrity, reduces construction time, and minimizes costs by ensuring secure fastening of I-beams and wooden framing to support members.

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Abstract

A beam post anchor designed to securely fasten steel I-beams to support posts. The beam post anchor includes an upper portion disposed on first and second spaced apart upper slides, respectively. A first intermediate support is affixed to the first and second spaced apart upper slides, respectively. A first flat upper surface mounted by a first upright section to the first intermediate support. A lower portion disposed on first and second, spaced apart lower slides. A second intermediate lower support is affixed to the first and second spaced apart lower slides, respectively. The lower portion includes a second flat upper surface mounted by a second upright section to the second intermediate support.
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