Jesse LeeRoy Hearne
General Contractor in Arcadia, UT

License number
Utah 432604-S460
Issued Date
Nov 28, 2000
Category
Contractor
Type
S460 - Wrecking and Demolition Qualifier
Address
Address
Arcadia, UT

Professional information

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Attachment System And Method For Attaching Wall Or Floor Systems To Respective Floors Or Walls

US Patent:
2002013, Sep 26, 2002
Filed:
Feb 13, 2002
Appl. No.:
10/076028
Inventors:
Jesse Hearne - Duchesne UT, US
International Classification:
E02D027/00, E02D027/32
US Classification:
052/293300, 052/295000
Abstract:
An attachment system and method for coupling a wall and a floor together during and/or after construction, and for facilitating final orientation of the wall and floor, includes first and second members coupled to the respective wall and floor and pivotal about a hinge member. The wall and floor, and thus the first and second members, pivot between an assembly position, and a final position. In the assembly position, the wall or the floor is assembled, and the first and second members are coupled to the respective wall and floor. In the final position, the wall and floor are finally oriented with respect to one another.


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Attachment System And Method For Attaching Wall Or Floor Systems To Respective Floors Or Walls

US Patent:
2005009, May 12, 2005
Filed:
Sep 22, 2003
Appl. No.:
10/668495
Inventors:
Jesse Hearne - Duchesne UT, US
International Classification:
E04B007/00, F27D001/00, E04B002/00, E04B005/00
US Classification:
052506010, 052698000, 052506030, 052023000, 052633000
Abstract:
An attachment system and method for coupling a wall and a floor together during and/or after construction, and for facilitating final orientation of the wall and floor, includes first and second members coupled to the respective wall and floor and pivotal about a hinge member. The wall and floor, and thus the first and second members, pivot between an assembly position, and a final position. In the assembly position, the wall or the floor is assembled, and the first and second members are coupled to the respective wall and floor. In the final position, the wall and floor are finally oriented with respect to one another.