Skylight cover with advantageous topography
AssigneeVKR Holding A/S
InventorSTEVE ROY KASTNER
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Abstract
A skylight cover is provided that includes a light transmitting body including first and second integral lenses. The first and second integral lenses define polygonal perimeters, each polygonal perimeter having a first element and a second element residing therein, the first and second elements disposed adjacent to each other in each instance. The skylight cover may include a plurality of ridges and creases, the individual, respective ridges and creases disposed in advantageous configurations. The cover may likewise include a plurality of surfaces, some optionally parallel and some optionally co-planar.
Claims31
A skylight cover, comprising:
- a first surface and a second surface, the first surface being parallel to the second surface;
- a third surface and a fourth surface, the third surface being parallel to the fourth surface;
- a fifth surface and a sixth surface, the fifth surface being parallel to the sixth surface;
- a seventh surface and an eighth surface, the seventh surface being parallel to the eighth surface;
- in which none of the first, third, fifth, and seventh surfaces are parallel.
A skylight cover, comprising:
- a first ridge, the first ridge having a first ridge end and a second ridge end;
- a first crease, the first crease having a first crease end and a second crease end, the first crease end disposed proximate to the first ridge end and the second crease end disposed apart from the second ridge end;
- a first face bounded by the first ridge and the first crease;
- a second ridge, the second ridge having a third ridge end and a fourth ridge end;
- a second crease, the second crease having a third crease end and a fourth crease end, the third crease end disposed proximate to the third ridge end and the fourth crease end disposed apart from the fourth ridge end;
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- a second face bounded by the second ridge and the second crease;
- the first and second ridges, first and second creases, and first and second faces residing within a first panel of the cover.
A skylight cover, comprising:
- a light transmitting body, the light transmitting body including an integral first lens and an integral second lens;
- the first lens defining a first polygonal perimeter, and having a first element and a second element residing within the first polygonal perimeter, the second element disposed adjacent to the first element;
- the second lens defining a second polygonal perimeter, and having a third element and a fourth element residing within the second polygonal perimeter, the fourth element disposed adjacent to the third element.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.