Perimeter barrier for a building structure
AssigneeStrong Skirt LLC
InventorChristopher Milligan
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Abstract
A perimeter barrier for a building structure includes a panel and a j-track coupled to a bottom of the panel. A top track and a z-vent are coupled to the building structure such that the top track and z-vent secure an upper portion of the panel. A top h-track is coupled to the panel and top track, and a bottom h-track is mounted to the panel and the j-track. In addition, a door is installed in the top h-track and the bottom h-track to provide access through the perimeter barrier to a space beneath the building structure. In addition, a kit for such types of components is disclosed.
Claims15
A perimeter barrier for a building structure, the perimeter barrier comprising:
- a panel;
- a j-track coupled to a bottom of the panel;
- a top track and a z-vent coupled to the building structure such that the top track and the z-vent secure an upper portion of the panel;
- a top h-track coupled to the panel and the top track;
- a bottom h-track mounted to the panel and the j-track;
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- a door installed in the top h-track and the bottom h-track to provide access through the perimeter barrier to a space beneath the building structure, and the door is slidably mounted in the top and bottom h-tracks to move left or right relative to the top and bottom h-tracks.
A perimeter barrier for a building structure, the perimeter barrier comprising:
- a panel;
- a j-track coupled to a bottom of the panel;
- a top track and a z-vent coupled to the building structure such that the top track and the z-vent secure an upper portion of the panel;
- a top h-track coupled to the panel and the top track, and the top h-track has a flange that is located between a top of the panel and a bottom of the top track;
- a bottom h-track mounted to the panel and the j-track;
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- a door installed in the top h-track and the bottom h-track to provide access through the perimeter barrier to a space beneath the building structure.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.