A cantilever stair assembly for installation in segments or sections includes a stair tread module including a stair tread plate having a tread hole. An embedded stair tread is inserted into and fixed within the tread hole. The stair tread module may include a first inner wall stair tread support and a second inner wall stair tread support for mounting to opposite sides of a vertical support member. Each of the first and second inner wall stair tread supports has a first plate with a plurality of support-member-engagement holes therethrough and a second plate perpendicular to the first plate and having a plurality of stair-tread-plate-engagement holes therethrough. The stair tread plate is secured to at least one of the plurality of stair-tread-plate-engagement holes of each of the first and second inner wall stair tread supports.
A cantilever stair assembly for installation in segments or sections includes a stair tread module including a stair tread plate having a tread hole. An embedded stair tread is inserted into and fixed within the tread hole. The stair tread module may include a first inner wall stair tread support and a second inner wall stair tread support for mounting to opposite sides of a vertical support member. Each of the first and second inner wall stair tread supports has a first plate with a plurality of support-member-engagement holes therethrough and a second plate perpendicular to the first plate and having a plurality of stair-tread-plate-engagement holes therethrough. The stair tread plate is secured to at least one of the plurality of stair-tread-plate-engagement holes of each of the first and second inner wall stair tread supports.
A cantilever stair assembly for installation in segments or sections includes a stair tread module including a stair tread plate having a tread hole. An embedded stair tread is inserted into and fixed within the tread hole. The stair tread module may include a first inner wall stair tread support and a second inner wall stair tread support for mounting to opposite sides of a vertical support member. Each of the first and second inner wall stair tread supports has a first plate with a plurality of support-member-engagement holes therethrough and a second plate perpendicular to the first plate and having a plurality of stair-tread-plate-engagement holes therethrough. The stair tread plate is secured to at least one of the plurality of stair-tread-plate-engagement holes of each of the first and second inner wall stair tread supports.
A building system includes a foundation block and a wall block. Each block has opposing first and second main surfaces, a first top end and an opposing second bottom end, and opposing first and second side surfaces extending between the first and second main surfaces and between the top and bottom ends. Portions of the first and second main surfaces of the foundation block proximate the top end thereof taper axially inwardly toward each other and toward an interior of the block to form a pair of inwardly tapered surfaces. The bottom end of the wall block includes a pair of outwardly tapered surfaces which extend axially outwardly away from each other and toward an exterior of the wall block. The pair of outwardly tapered surfaces of the wall block engage the pair of inwardly tapered surfaces of the foundation block in an assembled configuration to form a first vertical stack member.
E04B 1/02 - Structures constituées principalement d'éléments porteurs en forme de blocs ou de dalles
E04B 2/10 - Murs ne comportant pas de cavités entre les éléments solides ou à l'intérieur de ceux-ci utilisant des éléments ayant des moyens spécialement conçus pour stabiliser leur position par introduction d'un matériau avec ou sans armatures dans de petits canaux ménagés dans les éléments ou dans les rainures entre ceux-ci
A building system includes a foundation block and a wall block. Each block has opposing first and second main surfaces, a first top end and an opposing second bottom end, and opposing first and second side surfaces extending between the first and second main surfaces and between the top and bottom ends. Portions of the first and second main surfaces of the foundation block proximate the top end thereof taper axially inwardly toward each other and toward an interior of the block to form a pair of inwardly tapered surfaces. The bottom end of the wall block includes a pair of outwardly tapered surfaces which extend axially outwardly away from each other and toward an exterior of the wall block. The pair of outwardly tapered surfaces of the wall block engage the pair of inwardly tapered surfaces of the foundation block in an assembled configuration to form a first vertical stack member.
E04B 1/02 - Structures constituées principalement d'éléments porteurs en forme de blocs ou de dalles
E04B 2/10 - Murs ne comportant pas de cavités entre les éléments solides ou à l'intérieur de ceux-ci utilisant des éléments ayant des moyens spécialement conçus pour stabiliser leur position par introduction d'un matériau avec ou sans armatures dans de petits canaux ménagés dans les éléments ou dans les rainures entre ceux-ci
A building system includes a foundation block and a wall block. Each block has opposing first and second main surfaces, a first top end and an opposing second bottom end, and opposing first and second side surfaces extending between the first and second main surfaces and between the top and bottom ends. Portions of the first and second main surfaces of the foundation block proximate the top end thereof taper axially inwardly toward each other and toward an interior of the block to form a pair of inwardly tapered surfaces. The bottom end of the wall block includes a pair of outwardly tapered surfaces which extend axially outwardly away from each other and toward an exterior of the wall block. The pair of outwardly tapered surfaces of the wall block engage the pair of inwardly tapered surfaces of the foundation block in an assembled configuration to form a first vertical stack member.
E02D 27/32 - Fondations pour des buts particuliers
E04F 13/08 - Revêtements ou enduits, p. ex. pour murs ou plafonds constitués d'éléments d'habillage ou de garnissageLeurs bâtisLeurs moyens de fixation constitués de plusieurs éléments d'habillage ou de garnissage semblables
E04B 2/08 - Murs ne comportant pas de cavités entre les éléments solides ou à l'intérieur de ceux-ci utilisant des éléments ayant des moyens spécialement conçus pour stabiliser leur position par emboîtage de saillies ou pièces rapportées échancrées, p. ex. de languettes, rainures, queues d'aronde
E04B 2/20 - Murs comportant des cavités à l'intérieur des éléments, mais non entre ceux-ci, c.-à-d. chaque cavité étant fermée sur au moins quatre côtés appartenant à un élément unique utilisant des éléments ayant des moyens spécialement conçus pour stabiliser leur position par introduction d'un matériau avec ou sans armatures dans de petits canaux ménagés dans les éléments ou dans les rainures entre ceux-ci
E04B 2/22 - Murs comportant des cavités à l'intérieur des éléments, mais non entre ceux-ci, c.-à-d. chaque cavité étant fermée sur au moins quatre côtés appartenant à un élément unique utilisant des éléments dont la forme générale diffère de celle d'un parallélépipède
E04C 1/39 - Éléments de construction en forme de blocs ou autre pour la construction de parties de bâtiments caractérisés par des adaptations particulières, p. ex. servant à loger des conduites, à former des frises, des corniches ou des tablettes, à ancrer des sablières ou des dormants de portes, pour claustra
E04B 2/02 - Murs, p. ex. cloisons, pour bâtimentsStructure des murs en ce qui concerne l'isolationAssemblages spécifiques pour les murs édifiés par couches successives d'éléments de construction
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