Frameless enclosure assembly
AssigneeEncon Products, Inc.
InventorHarold G. Simpson
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AssigneeEncon Products, Inc.
InventorHarold G. Simpson
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A frameless enclosure assembly, supported by the structural assembly of a pre-engineered building having first and second support members, comprising a flexible membrane; a membrane attaching assembly attaching a first end of the facing membrane to the first support member, and attaching a second end of the facing membrane to the second support member and extending the facing membrane substantially taut therebetween; an insulation layer of compressible insulation material supported by the facing membrane; a panel member positioned substantially parallel to the insulation layer to dispose same between the panel member and underlaying structural assembly; and a panel securing assembly for securing the panel to the structural assembly and transferring load from the panel member to the structural assembly while the insulation layer substantially uniformly retains its resistance to heat transfer.
A frameless enclosure assembly supported by the structural assembly of a pre-engineered building having a first support member and a second support member, the enclosure assembly comprising:
A frameless enclosure assembly supported by the structural assembly of a pre-engineered building the structural assembly having first and second members, the enclosure assembly comprising:
A frameless enclosure assembly supported by the structural assembly of a pre-engineered building, the enclosure assembly comprising:
The frameless enclosure assembly of claim 74 wherein the second edge retaining means has a cover plate portion covering the abutment joint, the second edge retaining means has a conduit extending a portion of the length thereof, and the second edge retaining means has at least one electrical device supported by the cover plate portion, the electrical device connectable to an electrical energy source via electrical conductors extending through the conduit.
In combination with an insulation batting having a first end and a second end comprising a flexible facing membrane and an insulation layer of compressible material bonded to one side of the facing membrane, in which the insulation batting is supported between a first support member at one end of the insulation batting and a second support member at the other end of the insulation batting, the improvement comprising:
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.