US2015240472A1PendingUtilityA1
Cantilevered structure
Est. expiryMar 25, 2031(~4.6 yrs left)· nominal 20-yr term from priority
Inventors:Mike Ingalls
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Abstract
A deck for positioning adjacent a structure may include a foundation configured for positioning relatively proximate to the structure, a frame extending from the foundation, and a deck system arranged about and supported by the frame, wherein the deck is adapted for positioning adjacent the structure and for cantilevering away from the structure.
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exact text as granted — not AI-modified1 . A deck for positioning adjacent a structure, comprising:
a foundation configured for positioning relatively proximate to the structure; a frame extending from the foundation; and a deck system arranged about and supported by the frame,
wherein:
the deck is adapted for positioning adjacent the structure and for cantilevering away from the structure.
2 . The deck of claim 1 , wherein the frame includes a offsetting portion and a outlooking portion.
3 . The deck of claim 2 , wherein the outlooking portion extends from the offsetting portion at a moment resisting connection.
4 . The deck of claim 3 , wherein the moment resisting connection includes a welded connection.
5 . The deck of claim 4 , wherein the moment resisting connection includes a braced connection.
6 . The deck of claim 2 , wherein the offsetting portion extends from the foundation at a moment resisting base connecting element.
7 . The deck of claim 6 , wherein the moment resisting connection includes a base plate and pull-out resisting anchor bolts securing the base plate to the foundation.
8 . The deck of claim 6 , wherein the moment resisting connection includes embedding the offsetting portion in the foundation.
9 . The deck of claim 2 , wherein the offsetting portion is a column and the outlooking portion is a beam.
10 . The deck of claim 2 , wherein the deck system includes first and second rim joists secured to the frame.
11 . The deck of claim 10 , wherein the rim joists are arranged generally perpendicular to the outlooking portion.
12 . The deck of claim 11 , wherein the outlooking portion includes first and second ends and the first and second rim joists are secured to respective first and second ends of the outlooking portion.
13 . The deck of claim 12 , wherein the first and second ends of the outlooking portion each include a seat plate and the rim joists bear on the seat plates.
14 . The deck of claim 10 , wherein the deck system includes a plurality of joists arranged in spaced apart relationship and spanning from the first rim joist to the second rim joist.
15 . The deck of claim 14 , wherein the plurality of joists are positioned generally in-plane with the rim joists.
16 . The deck of claim 2 , wherein the outlooking portion of the frame is upset in the deck system for partial concealment within the deck system.
17 . The deck of claim 1 , wherein the foundation includes a spread footing.
18 . The deck of claim 1 , wherein the foundation includes a caisson.
19 . A deck for support by a foundation, the deck comprising:
a residential deck system including a plurality of wood joists supported by a rim joist and decking arranged on the plurality of joists providing a deck surface; and a means for cantilevered support of the residential deck relative to the foundation.
20 . A deck for support by a foundation, comprising:
a cantilever frame extending from the foundation and configured for a moment resisting connection to the foundation, the frame including an offsetting portion and an outlooking portion and having a moment resisting connection between the offsetting and outlooking portions; and a residential deck system arranged about and supported by the frame, the residential deck system including a rim joist, a plurality of floor joists, and decking arranged on an supported by the plurality of floor joists.Join the waitlist — get patent alerts
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