A striking element for striking a construction component from a concrete section, including an anchor section positionable relative to a portion of the concrete section, and a support section configured to support a load of a construction element, the support section configured to vertically lower the construction element.

This document presents a system and method for presenting the invention as a tool that provides the ability to bend and shape rebar type material with less stress on the human body aiding in preventing common injuries that occur from standard rebar tools and processes and it provides portability so that all work can be done at the job site saving time and money from having to go to a workshop to fabricate unique shaped rebar parts.

This document presents a system and method for presenting the invention as a tool that provides the ability to bend and shape rebar type material with less stress on the human body aiding in preventing common injuries that occur from standard rebar tools and processes and it provides portability so that all work can be done at the job site saving time and money from having to go to a workshop to fabricate unique shaped rebar parts.

This invention relates to a bracket assembly for a hardware assembly for forming an elevated concrete slab or the like, the bracket assembly comprising a body securable to a supporting structure and a load bearing support carriage which depends from the body and is movable between at least upper and lower positions relative to the body while depending therefrom. An associated hardware assembly and method of use thereof are also disclosed.

This invention relates to a bracket assembly for a hardware assembly for forming an elevated concrete slab or the like, the bracket assembly comprising a body securable to a supporting structure and a load bearing support carriage which depends from the body and is movable between at least upper and lower positions relative to the body while depending therefrom. An associated hardware assembly and method of use thereof are also disclosed.

A striking element for striking a construction component from a concrete section, including an anchor section positionable relative to a portion of the concrete section, and a support section configured to support a load of a construction element, the support section configured to vertically lower the construction element.

A striking element for striking a construction component from a concrete section, including an anchor section positionable relative to a portion of the concrete section, and a support section configured to support a load of a construction element, the support section configured to vertically lower the construction element.