Gripple Limited

Alan Somerfield

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An anchor assembly () comprises an anchor () comprising a body () defining a cavity (). The anchor () further comprises a reinforcing member () extending through the cavity () and outwardly from the body (). The anchor assembly () further includes an insertion device () insertable into the cavity (). The insertion device () comprises a securing member () movable between securing and non-securing positions. When the movable securing member () is in the securing position in the cavity (), the securing member () can engage the reinforcing member () to secure the insertion device () to the anchor ().

Anchor assembly

An anchor device for a floor, the anchor device comprising an article securing arrangement to which an article can be secured. The article has a moveable securing mechanism. The article securing arrangement defines a cavity to receive the moveable securing mechanism, and the article securing arrangement includes a co-operating means to co-operate with the moveable securing mechanism in the cavity and secure the article to the anchor device. The anchor device has a height which is no more than 30 mm.

Anchor device

Fastening device

A clamping assembly () comprises a body () defining a passage () through which an elongate article () can extend. A clamping member () is arranged in the passage for clamping the elongate article, the clamping member being movable between clamping and release conditions for respectively clamping and releasing the article (). Urging means () comprises a spring () to urge the clamping member () to the clamping condition. The spring can be deformed to a release configuration to urge the clamping member () to the release condition.

Clamping assembly

A ground anchor () comprises a body () and a ground piercing means () on the body. The ground piercing means comprises a tapering member () having opposite edges () that taper towards each other from the body. The tapering member may have two opposite faces () extending between the opposite edges, the opposite faces being substantially parallel to each other.

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Alan Somerfield