Corner gutter diverter
OwnerMichael James Woodinventor
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Abstract
A gutter diverter is disclosed may include providing a base having a generally triangular shaped planar section having a first leg, a second leg, and a third leg positioned at a periphery of the generally triangular shaped planar section. In addition, the gutter diverter may include forming a first attachment tab positioned on the first leg of the base and projecting orthogonally downwardly from the base. The gutter diverter may include forming a second attachment tab positioned on the second leg of the base and projecting orthogonally downwardly from the base. Moreover, the gutter diverter may include forming a diverter plate positioned on the third leg of the base and projecting orthogonally upwardly from the base.
Claims20
A method of providing for a gutter corner diverter comprising:
- providing a base configured to be mounted to an outside of a gutter corner, the base comprising a generally triangular shaped planar section having a first leg, a second leg, and a third leg positioned at a periphery of the generally triangular shaped planar section;
- forming a first attachment tab positioned on the first leg of the base and projecting orthogonally downwardly from the base configured to be positioned against an inside front lip of a first gutter;
- forming a second attachment tab positioned on the second leg of the base and projecting orthogonally downwardly from the base configured to be positioned against an inside front lip of a second gutter;
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- forming a diverter plate positioned on the third leg of the base and projecting orthogonally upwardly from the base.
A device comprising:
- a base comprising a generally triangular shaped planar section having a first leg, a second leg, and a third leg positioned at a periphery of the generally triangular shaped planar section;
- a first attachment tab positioned on the first leg of the base and projecting orthogonally downwardly from the base;
- a second attachment tab positioned on the second leg of the base and projecting orthogonally downwardly from the base;
- a diverter plate positioned on the third leg of the base and projecting orthogonally upwardly from the base;
- the device configured to be attached to a pair of rain gutters, wherein the pair of rain gutters comprises a first rain gutter and a second rain gutter, the pair of rain gutters forming a mitered corner at an inside eave corner formed by a pair of roof eaves, the first rain gutter having a first fascia face and a first front face, the second rain gutter having a second fascia face and a second front face, the mitered corner having an inside gutter corner formed by the first fascia face and the second fascia face positioned against the inside eave corner and an outside gutter corner formed by the first front face and the second front face, the device further comprising:
- the first attachment tab is configured to be positioned against an inside front lip of the first rain gutter;
- the second attachment tab is configured to be positioned against an inside front lip of the second rain gutter;
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- a portion of the base is configured to be positioned on a top of a front portion of the outside gutter corner and is further configured to be attached to the top of the front portion of the outside gutter corner.
A gutter corner diverter comprising:
- a base comprising a generally triangular shaped planar section having a first leg, a second leg, and a third leg positioned at a periphery of the generally triangular shaped planar section;
- a first attachment tab positioned on the first leg of the base and projecting orthogonally downwardly from the base configured to be positioned against an inside front lip of a first rain gutter;
- a second attachment tab positioned on the second leg of the base and projecting orthogonally downwardly from the base to be positioned against an inside front lip of a second rain gutter;
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- a diverter plate positioned on the third leg of the base and projecting orthogonally upwardly from the base.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.