Structural glazing weather seal with captured glazing option
AssigneeArconic Inc.
InventorsGregory Blake McKenna, Jeffrey Scott Dolby, Christopher Robert Hartwell
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AssigneeArconic Inc.
InventorsGregory Blake McKenna, Jeffrey Scott Dolby, Christopher Robert Hartwell
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A weather seal that inserts into a gap between glazing panels has an H-shape with a snap-on female receiver at either end for receiving a tongue extending from a structure at one end and a cap tongue in the other. A web extending between a pair of walls provides a weather barrier and allows the walls to flex enabling the snap-on action. A pair of sealing fins and a pair of bulbs extend laterally from the H-shape, bridging the gap to exclude weather infiltration. The second receiver is covered by extensions joined at a slit permitting the weather seal to be used without a cap. Alternatively, the cap may be affixed to the weather seal by pushing a cap tongue through the slit and into engagement with the second receiver.
A weather seal for a gap between adjacent side edges of first and second co-planar glazing panels held to a structure, comprising:
A weather seal for a gap between adjacent side edges of first and second co-planar glazing panels held to a structure, comprising:
A glazing structure, comprising:
A glazing structure, comprising:
A method for sealing a gap between glazing panels, comprising the steps of:
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.