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US 2014/0193610 A1Published application
Artificial Roofing Shingle
OwnerBarry Huberinventor
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An artificial roofing shingle composed of plastic and preferably having a rearward attachment flange, preferably having a flat and non-textured upper surface, and a forward body member, the forward body member having a textured upper surface. The shingle further has a front wall and opposing lateral walls, the bottom of the shingle being open such that each component of the shingle is thin in transverse cross-section. The forward body member is configured to visually resemble a shingle composed of a natural material such that when a plurality of shingles are attached to a roof in overlapping manner the roof presents the same visual appearance as that of a natural shingle roof. Preferably the textured upper surface of the forward body member angles upward from the non-textured upper surface of the rearward attachment flange.
An artificial roofing shingle composed of plastic and comprising a thin in cross-section rearward attachment flange having a flat and non-textured upper surface, and a forward body member having a thin in cross-section textured upper surface, said rearward attachment flange and said forward body member joined at a transverse interior junction, said forward body member further comprising a front wall depending from said textured upper surface and opposing lateral walls depending from said textured upper surface, the underside of the shingle being open such that an open interior is presented on the underside of the shingle.
An artificial roofing shingle composed of plastic and comprising a forward body member having a thin in cross-section, planar, textured upper surface, said forward body member further comprising a front wall depending from said upper surface and opposing lateral walls depending from said upper surface, the underside of the shingle being open such that an open interior is presented on the underside of the shingle.
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