ROBERT P FOLEY
Engineering in Dayton, OH

8448397, May 28, 2013

Aug 1, 2011

13/136414

Terry J. Tincher - Oregonia OH, US
Robert P. Foley - Dayton OH, US

Connect-EZ, LLC - Dayton OH

E02D 27/00

522933, 52295, 52432, 52704, 249 91, 249 83

A cast concrete wall panel is secured to a concrete foundation by an anchor system which includes a steel base plate embedded adjacent the bottom surface of the wall panel and welded to a tapered channel projecting upwardly adjacent the inner surface of the wall panel to define a cavity. Reinforcing bars have bottom ends welded to the base plate and project upwardly into the concrete wall panel, and a hole is formed in the base plate at the bottom of the cavity. The hole receives a self-tapping concrete anchor bolt which is driven into a hole drilled within the foundation at an acute angle less than twelve degrees and preferably about six degrees from vertical. The channel has a removable cap to prevent concrete from entering the cavity during casting of the wall panel and to provide a decorative inside cover for the cavity after installing the anchor bolt.

2013023, Sep 12, 2013

Apr 26, 2013

13/871446

Robert P. Foley - Dayton OH, US

Connect-EZ, LLC - Harveysburg OH

E04B 1/04

522933

A cast concrete wall panel is secured to a concrete foundation by an anchor system which includes a steel base plate embedded adjacent the bottom surface of the wall panel and welded to a tapered channel projecting upwardly adjacent the inner surface of the wall panel to define a cavity. Reinforcing bars have bottom ends welded to the base plate and project upwardly into the concrete wall panel, and a hole is formed in the base plate at the bottom of the cavity. The hole receives a self-tapping concrete anchor bolt which is driven into a hole drilled within the foundation at an acute angle less than twelve degrees and preferably about six degrees from vertical. The channel has a removable cap to prevent concrete from entering the cavity during casting of the wall panel and to provide a decorative inside cover for the cavity after installing the anchor bolt.

8209925, Jul 3, 2012

Dec 2, 2010

12/928052

Robert P. Foley - Dayton OH, US

The Foley Group, LLC - Dayton OH

E04B 1/34, E04B 1/38, E04B 5/00, E04B 7/00

52289, 522851, 52702, 52707, 52 73, 403403

A steel structural member such as a joist or beam is secured to a vertical cast concrete by a connector system including a fabricated steel receiver embedded within the wall. Embedded anchors are attached to the receiver which has front wall portions flush with the concrete wall and define a front opening. A support bracket has an attachment plate secured to the beam and a vertical plate which fits through the front opening within the receiver. The bracket is attached to the beam which is then elevated, and the vertical plate is inserted through the opening into the receiver. The beam and vertical plate are then shifted until opposite edge portions of the vertical plate are blocked by the front wall portions of the receiver. In the illustrated embodiments, the front opening and vertical plate are generally triangular, and the support bracket has a vertical or horizontal attachment plate.

8209924, Jul 3, 2012

Nov 12, 2009

12/590648

Robert P. Foley - Dayton OH, US

The Foley Group, LLC - Dayton OH

E04B 1/34, E04B 1/38, E04B 5/00, E04B 7/00

52289, 522851, 52702, 52707, 52 73, 403403

A steel structural member such as a joist or beam is secured to a vertical cast concrete member or wall by a connector system including a fabricated steel receiver embedded within the wall. Embedded anchors are attached to the receiver which has front wall portions flush with the concrete wall and define a front opening. A support bracket has a horizontal plate attached to the beam and a vertical plate which fits through the front opening within the receiver. The bracket is attached to the beam which is then elevated, and the vertical plate is inserted through the opening into the receiver. The beam and vertical plate are then shifted until opposite edge portions of the vertical plate are blocked by the front wall portions of the receiver. In the illustrated embodiment, the front opening and vertical plate are generally triangular, and the support bracket has a welded reinforcing gusset.

2005008, Apr 28, 2005

Aug 18, 2004

10/920670

Robert Foley - Dayton OH, US

E04B001/00

052782100

A method and system for constructing wall panels made of a foam insulation wythe and a concrete structural wythe. The insulation wythe is made up of a foam plank having a body having opposing flanges and receiving mounting angles that provide attachment for interior building finish. The method of the invention includes the steps of placing a plurality of insulation wythes adjacent to each other on a horizontal surface within a mold such that the plank bodies point upwardly, pouring concrete over the sections, allowing the concrete to cure to form the structural wythe, then tilting the finished wall panel to a substantially vertical orientation. Optionally, the method of the present invention includes the steps of placing spacers between adjacent planks, placing mounting angles in the undersides of the primary wall sections and placing reinforcing means over the sections within the mold.

8365484, Feb 5, 2013

Dec 11, 2009

12/653362

Robert P. Foley - Dayton OH, US

The Foley Group, LLC - Dayton OH

E04B 1/34, E04B 1/38, E04B 5/00, E04B 7/00

52289, 522851, 52702, 52707, 52 73, 403403

A steel structural member is secured to a vertical cast concrete member or wall by a connector system including a fabricated steel receiver embedded within the wall. Embedded anchors are attached to the receiver which has upper and lower front wall portions flush with the concrete wall and define a front opening. A support bracket has a horizontal plate attached to the beam and a vertical plate which fits through the front opening within the receiver. The bracket is attached to the beam which is then elevated, and the vertical plate is inserted through the opening into the receiver. The beam and vertical plate are then shifted downwardly until opposite upper and lower edge portions of the vertical plate are blocked by the front wall portions of the receiver. In the illustrated embodiment, the front opening and vertical plate are generally rectangular with the opening wider than the plate.

D666078, Aug 28, 2012

Jun 6, 2011

29/373894

Robert P. Foley - Dayton OH, US
Terry J. Tincher - Oregonia OH, US

0805

D 8354