Door construction
OwnerWalter I. Martineinventor
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Abstract
A pocket door assembly including a header structure which comprises a first element which is generally planar and generally horizontal. Second, third, fourth and fifth elements are each generally planar and each depend from the first element in sequential generally parallel spaced relationship. A roller support channel has a generally J-shaped cross section. The roller support channel depends from the first element. A door is generally planar and a plurality of rollers extend upwards beyond the top of the door. The rollers are spaced a predetermined distance apart. The second and third elements include a plurality of slots spaced the predetermined distance apart and allow passage of the rollers into the roller support channel.
Claims11
A pocket door assembly including a header structure and comprising:
- a first element which is generally planar and generally horizontal;
- second, third, fourth and fifth elements, each of which is generally planar and extends downward from said first element in sequential generally parallel spaced relationship;
- a roller support channel which is generally J-shaped, said roller support channel depending from said first element between said third and fourth elements;
- said first through fifth elements forming portions of said header structure
- a door which includes a generally planar door and a plurality of rollers extending upwards beyond the top of said door, said rollers being spaced a predetermined distance apart, said rollers being dimensioned and configured for engagement with said roller support channel, said second and third elements including a plurality of slots spaced said predetermined distance apart;
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- said slots being dimensioned to allow passage of said rollers into said roller support channel.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.