Low Profile Collapsible, Expandable, Flexible and Camouflaged Corrugated Downspout Extension and Adapter
AssigneeCleveland Tubing, Inc.
InventorEric M. Boettner
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AssigneeCleveland Tubing, Inc.
InventorEric M. Boettner
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A drain pipe coupling for connecting a primary pipe having a primary width ω1 to two or more secondary pipes, said secondary pipes having a secondary width shorter than the primary width of the primary pipe, said drain pipe coupling having a cuff for connecting to the primary pipe and a transition portion connecting to the secondary openings; a downspout extension terminating in a collapsible, extendable and flexible low profile corrugated discharge pipe having a substantially symmetrical oblong cross section but not having any internal supports; a reducing insert adapter for connecting a 2 inch rectangular downspout to a 4 inch rectangular cuff comprising a first open adapter-end sized to engage with the rectangular cuff and a second open adapter-end sized to engage with the open end of said second rectangular gravity-flow drain pipe; and a gravity-flow drain pipe having a camouflage pattern displayed on a portion of the outer surface of the pipe.
A drain pipe coupling for connecting a primary pipe having a primary width to two or more secondary pipes, said secondary pipes having a secondary width shorter than the primary width of the primary pipe, said drain pipe coupling comprising:
A downspout extension for connection to a primary pipe, said primary pipe having a primary width, said downspout extension comprising:
An adapter for connecting together (i) a first rectangular gravity-flow drain pipe having a rectangular cuff sized to engage with an open end of a gravity-flow drain pipe having a first width, and (ii) an open end of a second rectangular gravity-flow drain pipe having a second width, said second width being smaller than the first width, said adapter comprising:
A gravity-flow drain pipe having a camouflage pattern displayed on a portion of the outer surface of the pipe.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.