Building siding replacement device and method
OwnerDavid J. Bolhainventor
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Abstract
A method of removing and reinstalling metal siding on buildings utilizes a novel clamping strip in repositioning and attaching a section of metal siding that has been cut longitudinally from the building to provide access for the drilling of holes for the injection therethrough of blown insulation.
Claims6
A method of removing and reinstalling building siding comprising the steps of cutting a first section of siding to be removed immediately below the lower marginal edge of a second section of siding, moving the first section of siding downwardly so as to uncouple the overlapped lower edge of said first section of siding from a third section of siding, removing the first section of siding from the associated building, positioning a clamping strip having a hook shaped flange thereon partially between the remaining portion of the first section of siding and the lower marginal edge of the second section of siding, reinstalling said second section of siding by placing the free severed upper edge portion thereof between said clamping strip and the hook shaped flange thereon and re-engaging the lower edge of said first section of siding on said third section of siding.
The combination of a section of siding having a downturned lip continuously on its upper edge and secured to a supporting wall at points above said downturned lip and being cut longitudinally below said downturned lip, fastening configurations formed in the upper part of said section of siding adjacent to and below said cut and a clamping strip, an outward and downward flange on said clamping strip inwardly of the edges thereof, a continuous inturned angular edge on said downturned flange, said upper part of said section of siding below said longitudinal cut and said fastening configurations being engaged between said clamping strip and the downturned flange thereon with said fastening configurations engaging said continuous inturned angular edge on said downturned flange so as to join and fasten said section of siding below said cut with said downturned lip.
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