Building venting system
OwnerJohn H. Koesterinventor
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Abstract
A building venting system for use proximate a juncture of vertical and horizontal surfaces comprises a first support, at least one spacer, and a second support. The first support is configured and arranged to be positioned on a portion of the horizontal surface proximate the vertical surface. The at least one spacer is configured and arranged to be positioned on a portion of the first support and on a portion of the vertical surface. The second support is configured and arranged to be positioned on a portion of the at least one spacer proximate the vertical surface.
Claims20
A building venting system for use proximate a juncture of vertical and horizontal surfaces, comprising:
- a first support configured and arranged to be positioned on a portion of the horizontal surface proximate the vertical surface;
- at least one spacer configured and arranged to be positioned on a portion of the first support and on a portion of the vertical surface;
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- a second support configured and arranged to be positioned on a portion of the at least one spacer proximate the vertical surface.
A building venting system for use proximate a juncture of vertical and horizontal surfaces, comprising:
- a first support configured and arranged to be positioned on a portion of the horizontal surface proximate the vertical surface;
- at least one spacer configured and arranged to be positioned on a portion of the first support and on a portion of the vertical surface, wherein the at least one spacer includes a corrugated member forming channels configured and arranged to allow air and moisture vapor ventilation, wherein the corrugated member includes a first leg configured and arranged to be positioned proximate the vertical surface and a second leg configured and arranged to be positioned proximate the first support;
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- a second support configured and arranged to be positioned on a portion of the at least one spacer proximate the vertical surface.
A method of installing a building venting system proximate a juncture of vertical and horizontal surfaces, comprising:
- positioning a first support on a portion of the horizontal surface proximate the vertical surface;
- positioning a first leg of a first spacer proximate the vertical surface and a second leg of the first spacer proximate the first support;
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- positioning a second support on the second leg proximate the vertical surface.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.