An anchor bolt assembly according to an embodiment of the present disclosure includes an anchor body provided with a plurality of pointed protrusions on an upper surface thereof, an anchor shell provided with open upper and lower sides thereof, extrapolated to a lower side of the anchor body, provided with a first incised part having a Y shape at an equal interval along a circumference of the anchor shell, and provided with a second incised part having a v shape at an equal interval along a longitudinal direction of the first incised part, a tightening member screwed to the anchor body through a screw thread provided on an inner circumferential surface of the tightening member, and provided with a processing part for increasing frictional force along an upper circumference of the tightening member.

A support assembly comprises a hub slidably coupled to a crossbar to support a sprinkler. A pair of opposed clip assemblies comprising a frame and a bracket couple the crossbar to the ceiling channel on either side. The frame comprises an opening that supports one end of the crossbar, a skirt with an elongated slot, and a leg that extends over the channel. The bracket couples to the frame to lock the clip assembly on the ceiling channel. The bracket comprises a ridge at one edge and a flange at an opposite edge. The ridge is configured to couple to a sidewall of the ceiling channel, and the flange is configured for a user to compress and tighten the bracket. A pair of opposing clamps on either side of the bracket ensures that the frame is securely coupled to the ceiling channel.

A support assembly comprises a hub slidably coupled to a crossbar to support a sprinkler. A pair of opposed clip assemblies comprising a frame and a bracket couple the crossbar to the ceiling channel on either side. The frame comprises an opening that supports one end of the crossbar, a skirt with an elongated slot, and a leg that extends over the channel. The bracket couples to the frame to lock the clip assembly on the ceiling channel. The bracket comprises a ridge at one edge and a flange at an opposite edge. The ridge is configured to couple to a sidewall of the ceiling channel, and the flange is configured for a user to compress and tighten the bracket. A pair of opposing clamps on either side of the bracket ensures that the frame is securely coupled to the ceiling channel.

The present disclosure relates generally to a support clip, for example, suitable for use in a suspension ceiling grid. The present disclosure relates more particularly to a suspension ceiling support clip including a body, a snap-fit connector disposed on the body and a locking member disposed on the body. The snap-fit connector is configured to receive a first beam of a suspension ceiling that extends in a first direction. The locking member is configured to receive a second beam of the suspension ceiling that extends in a second direction, where the first direction is perpendicular to the second direction.

The present disclosure relates generally to a support clip, for example, suitable for use in a suspension ceiling grid. The present disclosure relates more particularly to a suspension ceiling support clip including a body, a snap-fit connector disposed on the body and a locking member disposed on the body. The snap-fit connector is configured to receive a first beam of a suspension ceiling that extends in a first direction. The locking member is configured to receive a second beam of the suspension ceiling that extends in a second direction, where the first direction is perpendicular to the second direction.

A support assembly supports a hub coupled to a crossbar. The hub adjustably supports a sprinkler, e.g., in a ceiling. Clamp assemblies are arranged and clamped on opposite sides of the crossbar to couple the support assembly to span two parallel T-bars of the ceiling. The clamp assembly comprises a carriage, a clamp, and a saddle. The carriage defines a tab comprising a first aperture and a back panel defining a second aperture adapted to support the crossbar, the hub, and the sprinkler. A lateral section of the carriage extends between the tab and the back panel. The lateral section comprises a pivoting slot and a bent end. The clamp comprises projections, a void, and a bent clasp. The saddle comprises a stem interposed between first and second flanges with orifices adapted to support the crossbar and align with the apertures in the carriage.

A support assembly supports a hub coupled to a crossbar. The hub adjustably supports a sprinkler, e.g., in a ceiling. Clamp assemblies are arranged and clamped on opposite sides of the crossbar to couple the support assembly to span two parallel T-bars of the ceiling. The clamp assembly comprises a carriage, a clamp, and a saddle. The carriage defines a tab comprising a first aperture and a back panel defining a second aperture adapted to support the crossbar, the hub, and the sprinkler. A lateral section of the carriage extends between the tab and the back panel. The lateral section comprises a pivoting slot and a bent end. The clamp comprises projections, a void, and a bent clasp. The saddle comprises a stem interposed between first and second flanges with orifices adapted to support the crossbar and align with the apertures in the carriage.

A bracket for mounting panels to a carrier, the bracket comprising a base and two flanges extending away from the base, the base being located between the two flanges, each flange having an inwardly-facing surface and an outwardly-facing surface bounded by two side edges and a distal end, and wherein each flange comprises at least one outwardly protruding tab for engaging the carrier and thereby securing the bracket to the carrier, and wherein each flange further comprises a pair of slots for receiving a panel, each slot of said pair of slots extending from a different side edge of the flange at a location further away from the base than the outwardly protruding tab. A carrier and bracket assembly and a carrier, bracket and panel assembly are also provided.

A high-strength grid member is provided that comprises two standard Tee-shaped grid members that are vertically aligned to form an I-beam configuration with the strengthening bulbs of each being spaced apart. A plurality of clips is secured to the spaced-apart bulbs by means of fasteners to secure the two grid members together.

Edge profile 10 for forming a part of a suspended ceiling substructure comprising a plurality of support profiles arranged suspended from a raw ceiling of a building structure and a plurality of base profiles, each of which being attached to at least one of the plurality of support profiles, the edge profile 10 having a U-shaped cross-section with a base portion 11 capable of being fixed to a wall structure, a first leg portion 12 and a second leg portion 13, the first leg portion 12 having an outer section 122 and an inner section 121, wherein the outer section 122 is arranged offset towards the second leg portion 13 relative to the inner section 121.