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US 12,312,798 B2Granted
Foldable transportable buildings
AssigneeBoxabl Inc.
InventorsPaolo Tiramani, Galiano Tiramani, Kyle Denman
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Abstract
A foldable transportable building is provided.
Claims19
A compression seal for a building structure, the compression seal comprising:
- an elongated body defining a cross-section including:
- a base wall defining opposing first and second ends;
- a seal wall extending from each of the respective first and second ends of the base wall;
- an arcuate buttress wall extending from each of the respective seal walls;
- a seal surface wall extending from each of the respective arcuate buttress walls;
- and
- a seal closure wall connecting to the respective seal surface walls at opposing ends of the seal closure wall;
- wherein the base wall, the seal walls, the arcuate buttress walls, the seal surface walls, and the seal closure wall define a hollow seal chamber therebetween, the hollow seal chamber being free from other walls.
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A sealing system for a building structure, the sealing system comprising:
- a first enclosure component including a seal slot;
- and
- a compression seal configured to be at least partially received within the seal slot of the first enclosure component, wherein the compression seal comprises an elongated body defining a cross-section including:
- a base wall defining opposing first and second ends;
- a seal wall extending from each of the respective first and second ends of the base wall;
- an arcuate buttress wall extending from each of the respective seal walls;
- a seal surface wall extending from each of the respective arcuate buttress walls;
- and
- a seal closure wall connecting to the respective seal surface walls at opposing ends of the seal closure wall;
- wherein the base wall, the seal walls, the arcuate buttress walls, the seal surface walls, and the seal closure wall define a hollow seal chamber therebetween, the hollow seal chamber being free from other walls.
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Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.