Recessed trim installation system
AssigneeARM Systems, LLC
InventorDan Patterson
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Abstract
A reglet may include a first base extending in a first plane. A reglet may include a first backbone integrally formed with and extending from the first base in a second plane that is substantially perpendicular to the first plane. A reglet may include a first mud flange integrally formed with and extending from the first backbone in a third plane that is substantially perpendicular to the second plane and substantially parallel to and spaced apart from the first plane. A reglet may include a second side forming an angle of between 0 and 180 degrees with the first side of the reglet, wherein the first side and the second side of the reglet are integrally formed to meet at a corner.
Claims22
A reglet for forming an inset baseboard system at a corner, the reglet comprising:
- a first side comprising:
- a first base extending in a first plane;
- a first backbone integrally formed with and extending from the first base in a second plane that is substantially perpendicular to the first plane;
- and
- a first mud flange integrally formed with and extending from the first backbone in a third plane that is substantially perpendicular to the second plane and substantially parallel to and spaced apart from the first plane;
- and
- a second side forming an angle of between 0 and 180 degrees with the first side of the reglet, wherein the first side and the second side of the reglet are integrally formed to meet at a corner.
A reglet for forming an inset doorjamb system, the reglet comprising:
- a base extending in a first plane;
- a backbone integrally formed with and extending from the base in a second plane that is substantially perpendicular to the first plane;
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- a mud flange integrally formed with and extending from the backbone in a third plane that is substantially perpendicular to the second plane and substantially parallel to and spaced apart from the first plane,
- wherein a back surface of the mud flange and a first surface of the backbone together define a first cavity configured to accept a drywall panel,
- wherein a second surface of the backbone opposite of the first surface of the backbone and a front surface of the base together define a second cavity configured to accept a doorjamb.
A clip-on baseboard system comprising:
- a mounting bracket comprising:
- a base including a back surface and a front surface;
- a central installation hole defined by the base;
- a first clip member extending from a first edge of the front surface;
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- a second clip member extending from a second edge of the front surface, the second edge being opposite and spaced apart from the first edge, wherein a first longitudinal axis of the first clip member and a second longitudinal axis of the second clip member are parallel to each other;
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- a baseboard comprising:
- a body including a front surface and a back surface;
- a first pair of arms extending from a first edge of the back surface of the baseboard to define a first cavity;
- and
- a second pair of arms extending from a second edge of the back surface to define a second cavity, the second edge of the back surface being opposite and spaced apart from the first edge of the back surface, wherein a third longitudinal axis of the first pair of arms and a fourth longitudinal axis of the second pair of arms extend substantially parallel to each other;
- wherein the baseboard is configured to be installed on the mounting bracket such that the first pair of arms receive the first clip member into the first cavity and the second pair of arms receive the second clip member into the second cavity.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.