Attic baffle radiant barrier ventilation system
OwnerNeil Freidberg, Christopher Dall +1inventors
InventorsNEIL FREIDBERG, CHRISTOPHER DALL, JEREMY BRANAN
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Abstract
An attic baffle radiant barrier for use in unvented attics and vented attics. The attic baffle has a baffle substrate with an elongated H-shape, with a cross-span extending between two legs on the left and right, each leg comprising an upper portion and a lower portion. A tab or extension extends from the respective ends of one or both portions of one or both legs of the “H”. A radiant barrier layer is affixed or adhered to one side of the baffle substrate. The tabs or extensions may be used for stapling (i.e., using staples) or otherwise fastening the attic baffle radiant barrier to the bottoms, tops, or sides of rafter studs or trusses or similar frame members when installed.
Claims14
An attic baffle radiant barrier, comprising:
- a baffle substrate, comprising a cross-span with an upper surface, a lower surface, a first edge, and a second edge, said cross-span extending between a first leg and a second leg, said first edge attached to the first leg and said second edge attached to the second leg;
- a first tab extending from an end of the first leg;
- a second tab extending from an end of the second leg;
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- a radiant barrier layer affixed to the upper surface or lower surface of the cross-span.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.