Abstract: A member having first and second vertically extending leg portions, and a base member connecting one end of each leg member, a wood frame member for the concrete structure being positioned in the channel formed between the first and second leg portions. First and second cup shaped members having first and second internal diameters, respectively, are formed along the outside surface of the first leg portion, third and fourth of cup shaped members having third and fourth internal diameters respectively, being formed along the outside surface of the second leg portion, the first and third internal diameters being equal and the second and fourth internal diameters being equal. Vertical steel rebars of the same outside diameter are positioned and held in the first and third cup shaped members.

Abstract: A member having first and second vertically extending leg portions, and a base member connecting one end of each leg member, a wood beam for the concrete structure being positioned in the channel formed between the first and second leg portions. A cup shaped member is formed along the outside surface of the first leg portion, a vertical steel rebar or anchor bolt, being positioned in the cup shaped member. Holes may be formed in the base member to receive fasteners to secure the member to the underlying wood frame member. Protrusions are provided on the bottom surface of the base member thus providing a space between the surface and adjacent top surface of said wood frame member to enable the device to be removed after the concrete sets.

Abstract: A member having first and second vertically extending leg portions, and a base member connecting one end of each leg member, a wood beam for the concrete structure being positioned in the channel formed between the first and second leg portions. A plurality of cup shaped members are formed along the outside surface of the first leg portion, in one embodiment, and along the outside surface of both leg portions in a second embodiment, vertical steel rebars being positioned in selected one of the cup shaped members. Holes may be formed in the base member to receive fasteners to secure the member to the underlying wood frame member. Protrusions are provided on the bottom surface of the base member thus providing a space between the surface and adjacent top surface of said wood frame member to enable the device to be removed after the concrete sets.