Tie system for forming poured concrete walls over concrete footings

1. A tie system configured to support panel structures over a footing for a hardenable building material, the tie system comprising:

a first base portion having a first base extension and a first upstanding portion and a second base portion having a second base extension and a second upstanding portion, the first and second base extensions each including a planar underside surface configured to extend horizontally over the footing and configured to be securable to and seat against an upper surface of the footing, the first and second upstanding portions of the first base portion and the second base portion each configured to extend vertically from the first base extension and the second base extension, respectively, the first base portion defining a first channel, at least partially defined by the first upstanding portion, configured to receive and secure to a first panel structure and the second base portion defining a second channel, at least partially defined by the second upstanding portion, configured to receive and secure to a second panel structure; and

a wall tie including a first elongated wall portion and a second elongated wall portion with a cross-member portion extending therebetween, the first and second elongated wall portions and the cross-member of the wall tie being a monolithic structure, the wall tie being a separate and discrete structure from the first and second base portions, the first elongated wall portion configured to vertically extend from and be removably connected to the first upstanding portion of the first base portion and the second elongated wall portion configured to vertically extend from and be removably connected to the second upstanding portion of the second base portion, the first elongated wall portion including a first flat surface and the second elongated wall portion including a second flat surface, the first flat surface facing away from and directly opposite the second flat surface such that the first flat surface is configured to be fastened to an inner surface of the first panel structure and the second flat surface is configured to be fastened to an inner surface of the second panel structure.

2. The tie system of claim 1 , wherein the first base portion is separate and discrete from the second base portion and configured to be interconnected by the wall tie.

3. The tie system of claim 1 , further comprising one or more other wall ties each including the first and second elongated wall portions with the cross-member portion extending therebetween, the one or more other wall ties configured to vertically stack and mate to each other to form a vertically extending tie stack such that the first and second elongated wall portions vertically extend from and attach to each other.

4. The tie system of claim 3 , further comprising an intermediate adapter configured to be coupled between the wall tie and the one or more other wall ties.

5. The tie system of claim 3 , wherein the first flat surface of each of the wall ties is configured to be secured to an inner most surface of one or more first panel structures and the second flat surface of each of the wall ties is configured to be secured to an inner most surface of one or more second panel structures.

6. The tie system of claim 5 , wherein the cross-member portion of each wall tie within the tie stack is configured to be positioned generally in a common plane, the common plane configured to be perpendicular to the footing and configured to be perpendicular to the first flat surface and the second flat surface of each of the wall ties.

7. The tie system of claim 5 , further comprising a finish tie having an elongated portion extending between a first end portion and a second end portion, each of the first end portion and the second end portion defining a channel therein, each channel of the finish tie being configured to be positioned over and maintained on the respective one or more first and second panel structures.

8. The tie system of claim 1 , wherein the first base portion and the second base portion are unitary and seamless relative to the wall tie.

9. The tie system of claim 1 , wherein the base extension of at least one of the first base portion and the second base portion includes a bendable portion for securing a portion of the base extension over a side surface of the footing.

10. A tie system configured to support first and second panel structures over a footing to receive a hardenable building material, the tie system comprising:

multiple base members each having an elongated portion defining a longitudinal length with an underside planar surface configured to be positioned over and securable against an upper surface of a footing in a spaced apart arrangement such that each elongated portion of the multiple base members is oriented transverse to an elongated length of the footing; and

multiple wall ties configured to be directly coupled together to form multiple vertically extending wall tie stacks, each wall tie stack configured to be coupled to one or more of the multiple base members to form a tie stack, each wall tie including:

a first elongated wall portion and a second elongated wall portion with a cross-member portion extending therebetween, the first and second elongated wall portions and the cross-member of the wall tie being a monolithic structure, the first elongated wall portion including a first flat surface and the second elongated wall portion including a second flat surface, the first flat surface facing away from and directly opposite the second flat surface,

wherein the first flat surface of each of the wall ties is configured to be secured to an inner most surface of one or more first panel structures and the second flat surface of each of the wall ties is configured to be secured to an inner most surface of one or more second panel structures; and

wherein the first flat surface and the second flat surface of one wall tie forms a substantially continuous flat surface relative to the respective first flat surface and second flat surface of an adjacently coupled wall tie.

11. The tie system of claim 10 , wherein the cross-member portion of each wall tie within the tie stack is configured to extend generally in a common plane, the common plane configured to be substantially perpendicular to the footing and configured to be substantially perpendicular to the first flat surface and the second flat surface of the wall ties.

12. The tie system of claim 10 , further comprising multiple finish ties, each finish tie having an elongated portion extending between a first end portion and a second end portion, each of the first end portion and the second end portion defining a channel therein, each channel of the finish tie being configured to be positioned over and secured to the respective one or more first and second panel structures.

13. The tie system of claim 10 , wherein the multiple base members comprise a first base portion and a second base portion configured to be coupled to the wall tie stack, the first base portion and the second base portion each including a base extension and an upward extending portion, the upward extending portion configured to be connected to a bottom one of the wall ties of the wall tie stack.

14. The tie system of claim 10 , wherein the base members are configured to be positioned along a curved footing portion with a radius so that the vertically extending tie stacks correspond with the base members to facilitate the one or more first and second panel structures being secured to the tie stacks with a panel structure radius that corresponds with the radius of the curved footing portion of the footing.