Abstract: The present invention provides a foundation connection device disposed within a concrete structure, securing the concrete structure to a foundation when a bolt engages the foundation connection device and is driven into the foundation. The device includes a tubular post defining a cavity. A base plate has upper and lower surfaces, an aperture through the surfaces, and the lower surface aligns with a bottom surface of the concrete structure. A stop plate defining a circular through-hole is within the tubular post and receives the bolt. The bolt has a bolt head and a bolt shaft, and when the bolt engages the foundation connection device and is driven into the foundation, the bolt head engages the stop plate and the bolt shaft extends through the circular through-hole of the stop plate within the cavity of the tubular post, and through the aperture of the base plate into the foundation.

Abstract: A form bracket for supporting a wall of a concrete panel form at a casting slab includes a first planar member having a lower surface configured to engage a casting slab. A second planar member is coupled with the first planar member. The second planar member has a front surface disposed perpendicular to the lower surface of the first planar member and configured to engage a wall of a concrete panel form. In some implementations, the first and second planar members have different dimensions so as to be capable of being reoriented to accommodate different sized walls. A pair of support members extend between an upper portion of the first planar member and a rear portion of the second planar member. The pair of support members are spaced apart to define a void that is configured to matably receive a second form bracket in a stacked arrangement.

Abstract: A form bracket for supporting a wall of a concrete panel form at a casting slab includes a first planar member having a lower surface configured to engage a casting slab. A second planar member is coupled with the first planar member. The second planar member has a front surface disposed perpendicular to the lower surface of the first planar member and configured to engage a wall of a concrete panel form. In some implementations, the first and second planar members have different dimensions so as to be capable of being reoriented to accommodate different sized walls. A pair of support members extend between an upper portion of the first planar member and a rear portion of the second planar member. The pair of support members are spaced apart to define a void that is configured to matably receive a second form bracket in a stacked arrangement.

Abstract: A modular pipe brace assembly is provided for supporting a concrete wall panel, where the modular pipe brace assembly has a plurality of brace sections that each have a pipe with one of at least two standard lengths and a connection plate attached to each end of the pipe. At least two of the plurality of brace sections are attached together in longitudinal alignment by engaging the connection plates to define a pipe assembly with a desired length. An adjustable shoe assembly is attached to each end of the pipe assembly and is configured to engage a ground anchor or a concrete wall panel. The plurality of brace sections may, for example, include a low-load brace section that has a low-load capacity pipe and a high-load brace section that has a high-load capacity pipe.

Abstract: The present invention provides a foundation connection device disposed within a concrete structure, securing the concrete structure to a foundation when a bolt engages the foundation connection device and is driven into the foundation. The device includes a tubular post defining a cavity. A base plate has upper and lower surfaces, an aperture through the surfaces, and the lower surface aligns with a bottom surface of the concrete structure. A stop plate defining a circular through-hole is within the tubular post and receives the bolt. The bolt has a bolt head and a bolt shaft, and when the bolt engages the foundation connection device and is driven into the foundation, the bolt head engages the stop plate and the bolt shaft extends through the circular through-hole of the stop plate within the cavity of the tubular post, and through the aperture of the base plate into the foundation.

Abstract: A form bracket for supporting a wall of a concrete panel form at a casting slab includes a first planar member having a lower surface configured to engage a casting slab. A second planar member is coupled with the first planar member. The second planar member has a front surface disposed perpendicular to the lower surface of the first planar member and configured to engage a wall of a concrete panel form. In some implementations, the first and second planar members have different dimensions so as to be capable of being reoriented to accommodate different sized walls. A pair of support members extend between an upper portion of the first planar member and a rear portion of the second planar member. The pair of support members are spaced apart to define a void that is configured to matably receive a second form bracket in a stacked arrangement.

Abstract: A ground anchor bracket for supporting at least one wall brace at an earth anchor includes a sleeve that has a wall structure surrounding a hollow interior that is configured to receive a stem of the earth anchor. A platform is coupled with an upper portion of the sleeve and has an upper surface that is configured to support a shoe of a wall brace. A post is coupled with the platform and the post protrudes upward from the upper surface of the platform so as to be configured to engage a slot in the shoe of the wall brace. The upper surface of the platform may be substantially planar to simulate a slab floor surface for engaging the shoe of the wall brace.