Modular Flooring Anchors for Concrete-Free Temporary Structures

The patent extracts the anchoring function from the concrete base requirement by introducing removable anchoring elements (such as ground anchors, screws, or pins) that can be directly inserted into the ground. This eliminates the need for concrete foundation construction while maintaining stable anchoring of the modular flooring elements, thereby reducing installation time and resource requirements while preserving reliability.

The patent changes the anchoring parameter from permanent concrete embedding to removable mechanical anchoring. By using anchoring elements with specific geometric features (threads, flutes, or expansion mechanisms) that provide sufficient grip in various soil conditions, the system achieves reliable fixation without the time-consuming concrete pouring and curing process.

The patent employs reusable anchoring elements made from durable but environmentally friendly materials that can be inserted and removed without permanent ground modification. These anchoring devices serve their purpose during deployment and can be recovered and reused, avoiding the environmental damage associated with concrete production and disposal, thereby reducing harmful factors while maintaining anchoring stability.

The patent replaces the chemical-mechanical concrete setting process with a purely mechanical anchoring system. The anchoring elements utilize friction, expansion, or interlocking mechanisms to achieve stable fixation in the ground, eliminating the need for cementitious materials and their associated environmental impacts while preserving anchoring reliability.