Filing Information

Inventor(s)	Takao Ohe ·
Assignee(s)	OHE TAKAO ·  View assignee updates
Attorney/Agent(s)	Fidelman, Wolffe & Waldron ·
Primary Examiner	Faw, Jr.; Price C. ·
Assistant Examiner	Leslie Braun ·
Application Number	US5669613
Filing date	03/23/1976
Issue date	11/23/1976
Predicted expiration date	03/23/1996
U.S. Classifications	52/69  · 52/143  · 52/126.7  · 217/15  · 52/71  · 52/79.9  ·
International Classifications	E04H 1343  ·
Kind Code	A
International Classifications	248357 ·

Patent Family

Abstract

This invention relates to a collapsible prefabricated house comprising relatively short poles erected at each corner of a rectangular floor, supports for supporting a roof connected to each pole through means of a hinge or a pin attached to the top of the pole in a freely turnable manner, support brackets of a predetermined width fixed to the inner side of the top of each support so that, when the supports are turned, the supports are laid above the floor maintaining a predetermined space between them, front and rear panels fixed between the roof and the floor, and right and left side panels fixed between each support.

Independent Claims | See all claims (11)

1. 1. A collapsible prefab house comprising relatively short poles erected at each corner of a rectangular floor panel, supports for supporting a roof panel connected to each pole from the outside through means of a pivotal member in a freely turnable manner, support brackets of a predetermined width fixed to the inner side of the top of each support so that, when the supports are turned toward the floor panel, the supports are laid above the floor panel maintaining a predetermined space between them, front and rear panels fixed between the roof panel and the floor panel, right and left side panels fixed between each support, and a plurality of foundation jack stands disposed below the floor panel so as to horizontally support the floor panel.
2. 7. A collapsible prefab house comprising relatively short poles erected at each corner of a rectangular floor panel, supports for supporting a roof panel connected to each pole from the outside through means of a pivotal member in a freely turnable manner, support brackets of a predetermined width fixed to the inner side of the top of each support so that, when the supports are turned toward the floor panel, the supports are laid above the floor panel maintaining a pedetermined space between them, front and rear panels fixed between the roof panel and the floor panel, and right and left side panels fixed between each support.