Expansion joint cover
OwnerSeamus DEVLIN, Tracey DEVLINinventors
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An expansion joint cover for insertion in an expansion gap comprising a first frame section for attachment to a substrate at one side of the expansion gap, the first frame section having a flat surface; a second frame section for attachment to a substrate at an opposite side of the expansion gap, the second frame section having a first connector; a centre section configured to span the expansion gap and slide on the flat surface of the first frame section, the centre section having a second connector; and a linkage section configured to engage with the first and second connectors to connect the centre section to the second frame section, wherein the linkage section can pivot within the first and second connectors to allow movement of the centre section with respect to the second frame section.
An expansion joint cover for insertion in an expansion gap comprising:
The expansion joint cover of 1 wherein the connectors are C-shaped retainers and the linkage sections are barbell shaped.
The expansion joint cover of 1 further comprising a first wing section attached to a first side of the center section and extending to the first frame portion.
The expansion joint cover of 1 wherein the center section is a flat plate.
The expansion joint cover of 1 wherein the center section is a pan with central recessed portion.
The expansion joint cover of 13 wherein the first frame section comprises a first recessed portion, the pan comprises a second recessed portion and a pre-extruded seal connects the first frame section and the pan via the first and second recessed portions.
An expansion joint cover for insertion in an expansion gap comprising:
The expansion joint cover of 23 further comprising a first protrusion which extends from the flat surface of the first frame section and is configured such that the center section can slide on the first protrusion.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.