Screen For A Heating Device
OwnerPaul C. Bairdinventor
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Abstract
A screen for use with a heating device having a heat source, the screen comprising a panel having a first surface and a second surface, the panel being positionable relative to the heating device such the first surface faces outwardly from the heat source and the second surface faces towards the heat source, and the panel defining an aperture through a depth of the panel.
Claims11
A screen for use with a heating device having a heat source, the screen comprising a panel having a first surface and a second surface, the panel being positionable relative to the heating device such the first surface faces outwardly from the heat source and the second surface faces towards the heat source, and the panel defining an aperture through a depth of the panel.
A heating system, comprising:
- a heating device comprising a housing and a heat source disposed within the housing;
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- a screen comprising a panel having a first surface and a second surface, the panel being positioned relative to the heating device such the first surface faces outwardly from the heat source and the second surface faces towards the heat source, and the panel defining an aperture through a depth of the panel, wherein the screen is positioned with respect to the heat source such that hot air from the heat source is directable through the aperture defined by the panel of the screen.
A heating system, comprising:
- a fireplace having a surround which at least partially defines an aperture;
- a heating device comprising a housing and a heat source disposed within the housing;
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- a screen comprising a panel having a first surface and a second surface, the panel being positioned relative to the heating device such the first surface faces outwardly from the heat source and the second surface faces towards the heat source, and the panel defining an aperture through a depth of the panel, the screen being positioned with respect to the heat source such that hot air from the heat source is directable through the aperture defined by the panel of the screen, and the screen being positioned to substantially cover the aperture defined by the surround of the fireplace.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.