Match framing system

Abstract

AN OVERALL, STRUCTURAL, MAINLY STEEL SYSTEM DEVELOPED FOR AN EXTERIOR BUILDING LAYOUT. THIS OVERALL STRUCTURAL SYSTEM IS COMPRISED OF VARIOUS COMBINATIONS OF INTERIOR CONFIGURATIONS AND CORRESPONDING SPECIFIC BUILDING SYSTEMS. EACH SPECIFIC BUILDING SYSTEM CONSIST OF STANDARDIZED STRUCTURAL ASSEMBLAGES AND MEMBERS. FOR EACH SPECIFIC BUILDING SYSTEM, THE VARIOUS SHAPES OF THESE STANDARDIZED ASSEMBLAGES AND MEMBERS ARE SIMILAR TO ALL OTHER VARIOUS SHAPES OF ASSEMBLAGES AND MEMBERS UTILIZED IN THE OVERALL, STRUCTURAL SYSTEM. THE ASSEMBLAGE COULD BE ERECTED IN A MULTI-STORY FASHION. THROUGH BEAMS ARE UTILIZED EXTENDING THROUGH THE WEBS OF THE ASSEMBLAGE GIRDERS.

I claim:  
     
         1 . The method for erecting typically a building site a structural framework utilizing frame assemblage with a multitude of said frame assemblage typically juxtaposed in a plurality of linear arrangements of said frame assemblages in said structural framework with said frame assemblage comprised of typically two vertically-upwardly members with horizontally members abutting and secured to said upwardly members with said upwardly members in conjunction with the said horizontally members in form of typically rectangular configuration with the said horizontally members extending typically from said upwardly member to adjacent said upwardly member with said frame assemblage of said upwardly members and said horizontally members typically placed and typically secured in said frame assemblage prior to the placement of adjacent said frame assemblage and prior to the placement of adjacent attaching member in the said structural framework with said horizontally members either perforated or non-perforated with said perforated shapes juxtaposed with protruding typically horizontally perpendicular placed to said perforated member member shapes extending through and attaching to said perforated horizontal member.  
     
     
         2 . Typically a building site a structural framework utilizing frame assemblage with a multitude of said frame assemblage typically juxtaposed in a plurality of linear arrangements of said frame assemblages in said structural framework with said frame assemblage comprised of typically two vertically-upwardly members with horizontally members abutting and secured to said upwardly members with said upwardly members in conjunction with the said horizontally members in form of typically rectangular configuration with the said horizontally members extending typically from said upwardly member to adjacent said upwardly member with said frame assemblage of said upwardly members and said horizontally members typically placed and typically secured in said frame assemblage prior to the placement of adjacent said frame assemblage and prior to the placement of adjacent attaching member in the said structural framework with said horizontally members either perforated or non-perforated with said perforated shapes juxtaposed with protruding typically horizontally perpendicular placed to said perforated members member shapes extending through and attaching to said perforated typically-horizontal member.  
     
     
         3 . Typically a building system assemblage comprised of typically two vertically-upwardly columns and horizontally placed beams between said upwardly columns with said horizontally placed beams abutting and secured to upwardly columns with said upwardly columns and said horizontally placed beams typically juxtaposed within the said assemblage with said assemblage placed within a typically building framework with all or some of said assemblage columns and beams typically positioned prior to alignment of said assemblage in said building system.  
     
     
         4 . A structural framing system utilizing typically-horizontally placed beams and girders with said girders webs partially separated with said beams extending through boundaries of said partially separated webs of said girders.  
     
     
         5 . The structural framing system of  claim 4  with said partially separated webs of said girders rotated typically perpendicular from plane of said girder web with said partially separated webs adjoining and providing structural support to said beams.  
     
     
         6 . The said frame assemblage of  claim 2  including a base and members of said framework with said members in a plane intersecting said frame assemblage with said members abutted and secured to said frame assemblage.  
     
     
         7 . The said frame assemblage of  claim 2  including members of the said framework with said members in a plane intersecting frame assemblage with said members abutted and secured to said upwardly members of said frame assemble.  
     
     
         8 . The said frame assemblage of  claim 2  including vertically and horizontally members abutting and secured to the said frame assemblage.  
     
     
         9 . The said frame assemblage of  claim 2  said upwardly members said horizontally members being comprised of metal material.  
     
     
         10 . The said frame assemblage said metal material of  claim 9  being comprised of channel-like sections.  
     
     
         11 . The said frame assemblage said metal material of  claim 9  being comprised of tubular-like sections.  
     
     
         12 . The said frame assemblage said metal material of  claim 9  with exterior coating.  
     
     
         13 . The said frame assemblage said metal material of  claim 9  with exterior coating comprised rust-inhibitive material.  
     
     
         14 . The said frame assemblage of  claim 2  said upwardly members said horizontally members abutted and secured by adjoining adjacent materials by welds.  
     
     
         15 . The said frame assemblage of  claim 2  said upwardly members said horizontally members abutted and secured by adjoining adjacent material by bolts.  
     
     
         16 . The said frame assemblage of  claim 2  abutting and secured to adjacent said frame assemblage prior to the placement of adjacent said attaching member in the said typically building framework with said typically building framework comprised of said adjacently attached said frame assemblages.  
     
     
         17 . The said frame assemblages of  claim 16  attached or secured by adjacent said upwardly member to said upwardly member of adjacent said assemblage by bolts.  
     
     
         18 . The said frame assemblages of  claim 16  attached or secured by adjacent said upwardly member to said upwardly member of adjacent said assemblage by welds.  
     
     
         19 . The said frame assemblages of  claim 16  attached or secured by adjacent said upwardly member to said upwardly member of adjacent said assemblage by screws.  
     
     
         20 . The said frame assemblage of  claim 2  utilizing a multitude of projected members abutting and secured to said framing assemblage abutted and secured said attached member in said typically building framework.  
     
     
         21 . The said projected member of  claim 20  abutted and secured to adjacent said attached member to said upwardly member typically by bolts.  
     
     
         22 . The said projected member of  claim 20  abutted and secured to adjacent said attached member to said upwardly member typically by welds.  
     
     
         23 . The said projected member of  claim 20  abutted and secured to adjacent said attached member to said upwardly member typically by screws.  
     
     
         24 . The said frame assemblage of  claim 20  juxtaposed in structural typically building framework with said frame assemblage typically perpendicular to adjacent frame assemblage.  
     
     
         25 . The said frame assemblage of  claim 2  with additional assemblage typically between the boundaries of said frame assemblage.  
     
     
         26 . The said frame assemblage of  claim 2  with boundaries of said frame assemblage placed adjacent to adjacent panel with said panel typically rigidly secured and attached to said frame assemblage.  
     
     
         27 . The said panel of  claim 26  positioned on a foundation base with said panel juxtaposed against adjacent material or in close proximity with said material typically located below the surface of the earth.  
     
     
         28 . The said frame assemblage of  claim 2  with typically any amount of adjacent piece or pieces secured and attached to said frame assemblage to all or some said frame assemblage members with said adjacent pieces positioned typically in the same plane and along the length of the said frame assemblage members.