US 2019/0323231 A1Published application

Water draining spandrel assembly and insulated panel window walls

AssigneeGenesis Ap LLC

InventorYONATAN Z. MARGALIT

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Abstract

An exterior wall assembly including an insulated panel having at least one hole; at least one spacer located between and abutting a first portion of an outside of the insulated panel and an inside of an architectural fascia panel; at least one layer of non-conducting material connected to the at least one spacer and sandwiched between a second portion of the outside of the insulated panel and the inside of the architectural fascia panel; and a first fastener having a hollow inner section inserted into the at least one hole which has threading on the inside, an outer section having threading on the outside and extending into the layer of non-conducting material; and a flange located between the inner section and outer section of the first fastener and having a greater lateral dimension than the radius of the at least one hole.

Claims20

Dependent claims

A exterior wall assembly for a building comprising:

a window receptor extending in a lengthwise direction, the window receptor comprising:
a base having an inner section and an outer section separated by a thermal break extending in the lengthwise direction;
an inner wall;
an outer wall;
and
a plurality of intermittent metal transverse supports extending through the thermal break and connecting the inner section and outer section of the base such that the plurality of intermittent metal transverse supports assist in preventing the inner section or the outer section of the base from separating from the thermal break;
wherein an amount or size of the plurality of intermittent metal transverse supports is such that thermal conductivity between the inner wall and outer wall of the window receptor comprising a thermal break and the plurality of intermittent metal transverse supports is less than thermal conductivity between the inner wall and outer wall if the inner section and outer section of the base were not separated by the thermal break and there were no plurality of intermittent metal transverse supports.

4 more elements

A exterior wall assembly for a building comprising:

a sub sill extending in a lengthwise direction, the subs sill comprising:
a base having an inner section and an outer section separated by a thermal break extending in the lengthwise direction;
an inner wall;
an outer wall;
and
a rod connected to and extending between the outer wall and the inner wall such that the plurality of rods assist in preventing the inner section or the outer section of the base from separating from the thermal break
wherein an amount or size of the plurality of rods is such that thermal conductivity between the inner wall and outer wall of the sub sill comprising a thermal break and the plurality of intermittent metal transverse supports is less than thermal conductivity between the inner wall and outer wall if the inner section and outer section of the base were not separated by the thermal break and there were no plurality of rods.

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Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.

Facts

Application: 16/452,209Filed 25 Jun 2019
Priority: 24 Apr 2018
Published: 24 Oct 2019
Term ends: Not estimatedThe source records don’t support an estimate.

Classification10 codes

E04B 2/90
Curtain walls: comprising panels directly attached to the structure
E04B 1/78
Specifically with respect to heat only: heat insulating elements
E06B 3/26303
With prefabricated insulating strips between two metal section members: with thin strips, e.g. defining a hollow space between the metal section…
E06B 3/5427
Fixing of glass panes or like plates: the panes mounted flush with the surrounding frame or with the surrounding panes

Family

Application15/961,856Continuation in part · filed 24 Apr 2018
Application16/452,209Continuation in part
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