Storage shed
AssigneeSuncast Technologies, LLC
InventorRichard Gilbert
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Abstract
A storage shed including one or more extruded wall uprights, one or more blow-molded wall panels, one or more extruded corner uprights including a first corner upright a second corner upright, a blow-molded first door jamb panel, and a blow-molded second door-jamb panel. Some of the extruded corner uprights, some of the one or more extruded wall uprights, and some of the one or more blow-molded wall panels are collectively configured to, when assembled, directly attach to one another to form a sidewall or a rear wall of the storage shed. The blow-molded first door-jamb panel is configured to directly attach to the first corner upright and the blow-molded second door-jamb panel, spaced apart from the first door-jamb panel, and configured to directly attach to the second corner upright.
Claims6
A floor assembly for use in a storage shed, the floor assembly comprising:
- one or more blow-molded floor panels collectively configured to be attached to one another to form a shed floor surface, a first floor panel of the one or more blow-molded floor panels including a main body provided with a top surface and a bottom surface, wherein the top surface defines a first anchor aperture, and the first anchor aperture extends through the bottom surface, the bottom surface of the first floor panel defines a first pocket wherein the first pocket is concentric with the anchor aperture, wherein the bottom portion of the one or more anchors includes a base and a boss, and the top portion of the one or more anchors includes a post, wherein the boss is disposed between the base and the post, and wherein in the installed state, the base of the one or more wall anchors nests within the first pocket;
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- one or more anchors, each anchor provided with a bottom portion and a top portion, the top portion extending from the bottom portion, wherein in an installed state, the bottom portion is disposed between the bottom surface and the top surface, and the top portion is disposed above the top surface.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.