Back to results
US 12,662,811 B2Granted
Frame backing panel
AssigneeStockton Products
InventorsAngelberto Torres, James Ellarbee Stafford
Life of this patent
Estimating the term…
Abstract
A backing panel includes a first stud interfacing portion for nesting in a first stud and a second stud interfacing portion for coupling with a second stud, such that a web surface of the backing panel is flush with a surface of the first stud and a surface of the second stud.
Claims17
A backing panel comprising:
- a main body comprising a web;
- a first stud interfacing portion extending from one end of the main body for nesting within a first stud, comprising,
- a first leg extending coplanar from the web,
- a second leg extending distally and perpendicularly from the first leg,
- a third leg extending distally and perpendicularly from the second leg for being adjacent to a leg of the first stud, and
- a fourth leg extending distally and perpendicularly from the third leg for being adjacent to a web of the first stud;
- and
- a second stud interfacing portion extending from an opposite end of the main body for coupling with a second stud, wherein when nesting within the first stud a portion of the first stud will extend over said first leg along a direction transverse to said first leg, wherein at least a portion of the second, third and fourth legs are nested within the first stud.
5 more elements
A backing panel comprising:
- a main body comprising a web;
- a first stud interfacing portion extending from one end of the main body for nesting within a first stud, comprising,
- a first leg extending coplanar from the web,
- a second leg extending distally and transversely from the first leg,
- a third leg extending distally and transversely from the second leg for being adjacent to a leg of the first stud, and
- a fourth leg extending distally and transversely from the third leg for being adjacent to a web of the first stud;
- and
- a second stud interfacing portion extending from an opposite end of the main body for coupling with a second stud, wherein when nesting within the first stud a portion of the first stud will extend over said first leg along a direction transverse to said first leg, wherein at least a portion of the second, third and fourth legs are nested within the first stud.
5 more elements
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.