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US 2022/0396949 A1Published application
Fire resistant fascia gutter system and coverings using the same
OwnerMike Adamsinventor
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Abstract
A covering having insulated panels is meant to prevent or slow the spread of fire. Each panel has a top cover; a fire-prevention layer having a fire-retardant material, a fire-resistant material, or a combination of both; and an insulation layer. The fire-prevention layer is located, at least partially, between the top cover and the insulation layer. When there are two or more insulated panels, they interlock at a joint and form a plane.
Claims17
An apparatus comprising:
- two or more insulated panels, each insulated panel comprising:
- a top cover;
- a fire-prevention layer comprises a first material selected group consisting of a fire-retardant material, a fire-resistant material, or a combination thereof;
- and
- an insulation layer;
- wherein the fire-prevention layer is located, at least partially, between the top cover and the insulation layer;
- wherein the two or more insulated panels form two or more interlocking panels, and the two or more interlocking panels are coupled together at a joint, and the two top covers substantially define a plane.
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An apparatus comprising:
- an insulated panel comprising:
- a top cover;
- a fire-prevention layer comprising a first material selected from the group consisting of a fire-retardant material, a fire-resistant material, or a combination thereof;
- and
- an insulation layer;
- wherein the fire-prevention layer is located, at least partially, between the top cover and the insulation layer;
- and
- a fascia gutter, the fascia gutter comprising:
- a front member;
- a bottom member;
- a rear member;
- a ledge;
- and
- a protrusion;
- wherein the bottom member joins the front member to the rear member;
- the front member, the bottom member, and the rear member define a receiving space;
- the ledge is coupled to the rear member;
- an opening is defined by the ledge and the protrusion;
- the channel is in communication with the receiving space;
- the insulated panel is in contact with the ledge and not in contact with the front member;
- and a gap is defined by the insulated panel and the protrusion.
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Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.