US PATENT SUBCLASS 52 / 146
VERTICAL STRUCTURE WITH BRACE, OR GUY, EXTENDING DIAGONALLY TO A BASE

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146VERTICAL STRUCTURE WITH BRACE, OR GUY, EXTENDING DIAGONALLY TO A BASE {4}
147  DF  .~> Attached discrete guard
148  DF  .~> Flexible guy type
149  DF  .~> With adjustable means {2}
152  DF  .~> Spaced or angularly related braces

DEFINITION

Classification: 52/146

(under the class definition) Structure including an elongated rigid vertically extending primary structure, e.g., wall, column or post, which is held against a laterally applied force by a brace or guy which is outside of and extends away from the primary structure diagonally downward to a base for the primary structure, usually the earth.

SEE OR SEARCH THIS CLASS, SUBCLASS:

296+, for a footing.

651.01+, for a three dimensional openwork, e.g., skeleton tower, which often includes diagonal bracing between corner shafts.

720.1+, for a shaft structure of general application.

SEE OR SEARCH CLASS

211, Supports: Racks, 119.01+, for a clothes line with isolated poles in which the poles may be guyed.