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US 2019/0128052 A1Published application
Fenestration trim assembly
AssigneeMilgard Manufacturing Incorporated
InventorVictor Massey
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Abstract
A corner key for a fenestration trim assembly includes a sloped bearing surface configured to bias a first lineal toward a second lineal about the longitudinal axis of the second lineal.
Claims11
1-19. (canceled)
A fenestration trim assembly comprising:
- a trim assembly including at least a first lineal and a sill;
- a connector operatively coupling the first lineal to the sill, and including:
- a first member operatively received within a hollow interior of the sill;
- a cover operatively covering an opened end of the sill;
- and
- a second member being positioned adjacent the exterior portion of the sill and operatively received within the lineal, wherein the profile of the lineal is different from the profile of the sill.
3 more elements
A fenestration trim assembly comprising:
- a trim assembly member forming a frame including at least one lineal member and a sill member;
- a first connector operatively coupling the lineal member to the sill member, and including a first leg operatively received within a hollow interior of the sill;
- and a cover operatively covering an opened end of the sill;
- and
- a second connector separate from the first connector and offset from a terminal end of the sill that is covered by the cover, the second connector having an extension operatively received within a hollow interior of the lineal member, wherein the second connector can be positioned at a plurality of locations from the terminal end of the sill.
2 more elements
(canceled)
A stucco key comprising
- a body having a first leg configured to be operatively coupled to a feature of a fenestration frame in a first orientation, and a second leg offset from the first leg and configured to be operatively coupled to the feature of the fenestration frame in a second orientation;
- a lip extending from the body having a first distance from the first leg and a second distance from the second leg.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.