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Granted Patent B1
US 11,105,116 · App. 17/205,806 · Granted Aug 31, 2021

Bollard wall system

Inventors: Thomas G. Fisher (Dickinson, ND); Gregory L. Schafer (Dickinson, ND)
Assignee: TGR Construction, Inc.
E04H17/24E04H17/1417
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Patent No.
US 11,105,116
App. No.
17/205,806
Granted
Aug 31, 2021
Kind
B1
Abstract

A bollard wall system for efficiently assembling a bollard wall. The bollard wall system generally includes a support structure having a plurality of sleeves adapted to be positioned within a trench filled with concrete, and a plurality of bollards positioned within the plurality of sleeves in a vertical manner. Each of the plurality of bollards are lifted and lowered into a corresponding one of the plurality of sleeves by a crane vehicle to form a bollard wall.

Claims (96)

1. A bollard wall system, comprising:

a support structure positioned at least partially within a trench of a ground surface, wherein the support structure includes a plurality of sleeves connected together, wherein each of the plurality of sleeves includes a lumen and an upper opening connected to the lumen, and wherein each of the plurality of sleeves are vertically orientated;

a plurality of bollards, wherein each of the plurality of bollards have a lower portion positioned within a corresponding one of the plurality of sleeves; and

a volume of concrete within the trench and surrounding the support structure, wherein the upper opening for each of the plurality of sleeves is exposed through an upper surface of the volume of concrete.

2. The bollard wall system of claim 1 , wherein the plurality of sleeves are connected along a longitudinal axis.

3. The bollard wall system of claim 1 , wherein each of the plurality of sleeves has a rectangular cross sectional area.

4. The bollard wall system of claim 1 , wherein each of the plurality of sleeves are spaced apart equidistantly along a longitudinal axis.

5. The bollard wall system of claim 1 , wherein the support structure includes a lower support member attached to a lower portion of each of the plurality of sleeves.

6. The bollard wall system of claim 5 , wherein the lower support member encloses a lower end of each of the plurality of sleeves.

7. The bollard wall system of claim 5 , wherein the lower support member is comprised of a length of channel iron.

8. The bollard wall system of claim 7 , wherein a lower end of each of the plurality of sleeves is welded to the length of channel iron and positioned within a channel of the length of channel iron.

9. The bollard wall system of claim 5 , wherein the support structure includes an upper support member attached to an upper portion of each of the plurality of sleeves.

10. The bollard wall system of claim 1 , wherein the plurality of sleeves are parallel to one another.

11. The bollard wall system of claim 1 , wherein the plurality of sleeves are aligned with the upper opening of each of the plurality of sleeves positioned along a horizontal plane.

12. The bollard wall system of claim 1 , wherein the plurality of sleeves are aligned with the upper opening of each of the plurality of sleeves positioned along an angled plane having an angle with respect to a horizontal plane.

13. The bollard wall system of claim 1 , including a plurality of U-shaped rebar within the trench surrounding the support structure.

14. The bollard wall system of claim 1 , including a plurality of adjustment members attached to the support structure, wherein the plurality of adjustment members extend downwardly below the support structure in an adjustable manner to allow for adjustment of an attitude of the support structure within the trench.

15. The bollard wall system of claim 14 , wherein each of the plurality of adjustment members are comprised of a threaded member threadably connected to the support structure.

16. The bollard wall system of claim 1 , including a first road and a second road on opposing sides of the plurality of bollards.

17. A bollard wall system, comprising:

a support structure positioned at least partially within a trench of a ground surface, wherein the support structure includes a plurality of sleeves connected together, wherein each of the plurality of sleeves includes a lumen and an upper opening connected to the lumen, and wherein each of the plurality of sleeves are vertically orientated;

wherein the plurality of sleeves are connected along a longitudinal axis;

wherein each of the plurality of sleeves are spaced apart equidistantly along the longitudinal axis;

wherein each of the plurality of sleeves has a rectangular cross sectional area;

wherein the plurality of sleeves are parallel to one another;

a plurality of adjustment members attached to the support structure, wherein the plurality of adjustment members extend downwardly below the support structure in an adjustable manner to allow for adjustment of an attitude of the support structure within the trench;

a plurality of bollards, wherein each of the plurality of bollards have a lower portion positioned within a corresponding one of the plurality of sleeves;

wherein the support structure includes a lower support member attached to a lower portion of each of the plurality of sleeves, wherein the lower support member encloses a lower end of each of the plurality of sleeves;

wherein the lower support member is comprised of a length of channel iron, wherein the lower end of each of the plurality of sleeves is welded to the length of channel iron and positioned within a channel of the length of channel iron;

wherein the support structure includes an upper support member attached to an upper portion of each of the plurality of sleeves; and

a volume of concrete within the trench and surrounding the support structure, wherein the upper opening for each of the plurality of sleeves is exposed through an upper surface of the volume of concrete.

18. A bollard wall system, comprising:

a support structure positioned at least partially within a trench of a ground surface, wherein the support structure includes a plurality of sleeves connected together, wherein each of the plurality of sleeves includes a lumen and an upper opening connected to the lumen, and wherein each of the plurality of sleeves are vertically orientated; and

a plurality of bollards, wherein each of the plurality of bollards have a lower portion positioned within a corresponding one of the plurality of sleeves;

wherein the support structure includes a lower support member attached to a lower portion of each of the plurality of sleeves.

19. The bollard wall system of claim 18 , wherein the plurality of sleeves are connected along a longitudinal axis.

20. The bollard wall system of claim 18 , wherein each of the plurality of sleeves has a rectangular cross sectional area.

21. The bollard wall system of claim 18 , wherein each of the plurality of sleeves are spaced apart equidistantly along a longitudinal axis.

22. The bollard wall system of claim 18 , wherein the lower support member encloses a lower end of each of the plurality of sleeves.

23. The bollard wall system of claim 18 , wherein the support structure includes an upper support member attached to an upper portion of each of the plurality of sleeves.

24. The bollard wall system of claim 18 , wherein the plurality of sleeves are parallel to one another.

25. The bollard wall system of claim 18 , wherein the plurality of sleeves are aligned with the upper opening of each of the plurality of sleeves positioned along a horizontal plane.

26. The bollard wall system of claim 18 , wherein the plurality of sleeves are aligned with the upper opening of each of the plurality of sleeves positioned along an angled plane having an angle with respect to a horizontal plane.

27. The bollard wall system of claim 18 , including a plurality of U-shaped rebar within the trench surrounding the support structure.

28. The bollard wall system of claim 18 , including a plurality of adjustment members attached to the support structure, wherein the plurality of adjustment members extend downwardly below the support structure in an adjustable manner to allow for adjustment of an attitude of the support structure within the trench.

29. The bollard wall system of claim 28 , wherein each of the plurality of adjustment members are comprised of a threaded member threadably connected to the support structure.

30. The bollard wall system of claim 18 , including a first road and a second road on opposing sides of the plurality of bollards.

31. A bollard wall system, comprising:

a support structure positioned at least partially within a trench of a ground surface, wherein the support structure includes a plurality of sleeves connected together, wherein each of the plurality of sleeves includes a lumen and an upper opening connected to the lumen, and wherein each of the plurality of sleeves are vertically orientated; and

a plurality of bollards, wherein each of the plurality of bollards have a lower portion positioned within a corresponding one of the plurality of sleeves;

wherein the plurality of sleeves are aligned with the upper opening of each of the plurality of sleeves positioned along an angled plane having an angle with respect to a horizontal plane.

32. The bollard wall system of claim 31 , wherein the plurality of sleeves are connected along a longitudinal axis.

33. The bollard wall system of claim 31 , wherein each of the plurality of sleeves has a rectangular cross sectional area.

34. The bollard wall system of claim 31 , wherein each of the plurality of sleeves are spaced apart equidistantly along a longitudinal axis.

35. The bollard wall system of claim 31 , wherein the support structure includes a lower support member attached to a lower portion of each of the plurality of sleeves and an upper support member attached to an upper portion of each of the plurality of sleeves.

36. The bollard wall system of claim 31 , wherein the plurality of sleeves are parallel to one another.

37. The bollard wall system of claim 31 , including a plurality of U-shaped rebar within the trench surrounding the support structure.

38. The bollard wall system of claim 31 , including a plurality of adjustment members attached to the support structure, wherein the plurality of adjustment members extend downwardly below the support structure in an adjustable manner to allow for adjustment of an attitude of the support structure within the trench.

39. The bollard wall system of claim 38 , wherein each of the plurality of adjustment members are comprised of a threaded member threadably connected to the support structure.

40. The bollard wall system of claim 31 , including a first road and a second road on opposing sides of the plurality of bollards.

41. A bollard wall system, comprising:

a support structure positioned at least partially within a trench of a ground surface, wherein the support structure includes a plurality of sleeves connected together, wherein each of the plurality of sleeves includes a lumen and an upper opening connected to the lumen, and wherein each of the plurality of sleeves are vertically orientated;

a plurality of bollards, wherein each of the plurality of bollards have a lower portion positioned within a corresponding one of the plurality of sleeves; and

a plurality of U-shaped rebar within the trench surrounding the support structure.

42. The bollard wall system of claim 41 , wherein the plurality of sleeves are connected along a longitudinal axis.

43. The bollard wall system of claim 41 , wherein each of the plurality of sleeves has a rectangular cross sectional area.

44. The bollard wall system of claim 41 , wherein each of the plurality of sleeves are spaced apart equidistantly along a longitudinal axis.

45. The bollard wall system of claim 41 , wherein the support structure includes a lower support member attached to a lower portion of each of the plurality of sleeves and an upper support member attached to an upper portion of each of the plurality of sleeves.

46. The bollard wall system of claim 41 , wherein the plurality of sleeves are parallel to one another.

47. The bollard wall system of claim 41 , including a plurality of adjustment members attached to the support structure, wherein the plurality of adjustment members extend downwardly below the support structure in an adjustable manner to allow for adjustment of an attitude of the support structure within the trench.

48. The bollard wall system of claim 47 , wherein each of the plurality of adjustment members are comprised of a threaded member threadably connected to the support structure.

49. The bollard wall system of claim 41 , including a first road and a second road on opposing sides of the plurality of bollards.

50. A bollard wall system, comprising:

a support structure positioned at least partially within a trench of a ground surface, wherein the support structure includes a plurality of sleeves connected together, wherein each of the plurality of sleeves includes a lumen and an upper opening connected to the lumen, and wherein each of the plurality of sleeves are vertically orientated;

a plurality of bollards, wherein each of the plurality of bollards have a lower portion positioned within a corresponding one of the plurality of sleeves; and

a plurality of adjustment members attached to the support structure, wherein the plurality of adjustment members extend downwardly below the support structure in an adjustable manner to allow for adjustment of an attitude of the support structure within the trench.

51. The bollard wall system of claim 50 , wherein the plurality of sleeves are connected along a longitudinal axis.

52. The bollard wall system of claim 50 , wherein each of the plurality of sleeves has a rectangular cross sectional area.

53. The bollard wall system of claim 50 , wherein each of the plurality of sleeves are spaced apart equidistantly along a longitudinal axis.

54. The bollard wall system of claim 50 , wherein the support structure includes a lower support member attached to a lower portion of each of the plurality of sleeves and an upper support member attached to an upper portion of each of the plurality of sleeves.

55. The bollard wall system of claim 50 , wherein the plurality of sleeves are parallel to one another.

56. The bollard wall system of claim 50 , wherein each of the plurality of adjustment members are comprised of a threaded member threadably connected to the support structure.

57. The bollard wall system of claim 50 , including a first road and a second road on opposing sides of the plurality of bollards.

58. A bollard wall system, comprising:

a support structure positioned at least partially within a trench of a ground surface, wherein the support structure includes a plurality of sleeves connected together, wherein each of the plurality of sleeves includes a lumen and an upper opening connected to the lumen, and wherein each of the plurality of sleeves are vertically orientated;

wherein the support structure includes a lower support member attached to a lower portion of each of the plurality of sleeves and an upper support member attached to an upper portion of each of the plurality of sleeves;

a plurality of U-shaped rebar within the trench surrounding the support structure;

a volume of concrete within the trench and surrounding the support structure, wherein the upper opening for each of the plurality of sleeves is exposed through an upper surface of the volume of concrete; and

a plurality of bollards, wherein each of the plurality of bollards have a lower portion positioned within a corresponding one of the plurality of sleeves.

59. The bollard wall system of claim 58 , wherein the plurality of sleeves are connected along a longitudinal axis.

60. The bollard wall system of claim 58 , wherein each of the plurality of sleeves has a rectangular cross sectional area.

61. The bollard wall system of claim 58 , wherein each of the plurality of sleeves are spaced apart equidistantly along a longitudinal axis.

62. The bollard wall system of claim 58 , wherein the plurality of sleeves are parallel to one another.

63. The bollard wall system of claim 58 , wherein the plurality of sleeves are aligned with the upper opening of each of the plurality of sleeves positioned along a horizontal plane.

64. The bollard wall system of claim 58 , wherein the plurality of sleeves are aligned with the upper opening of each of the plurality of sleeves positioned along an angled plane having an angle with respect to a horizontal plane.

65. The bollard wall system of claim 58 , including a first road and a second road on opposing sides of the plurality of bollards.

Assignments (2)
SECURITY INTEREST Recorded Feb 25, 2025
From: TGR CONSTRUCTION, INC.
To: OLD NATIONAL BANK
Reel/Frame 070325/0225 →
ASSIGNMENT OF ASSIGNOR'S INTEREST Recorded Mar 18, 2021
From: FISHER, THOMAS G., MR.; SCHAFER, GREGORY L., MR.
To: TGR CONSTRUCTION, INC.
Reel/Frame 055642/0141 →
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