Building structure with interlocking components
OwnerRichard B. Matticks, Michael H. Kinzelinventors
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A building structure requiring virtually no fasteners for its assembly, composed generally of a plurality of mutually interlocking floor panels which rest upon a plurality of floor stringers, a plurality of uprights interlocked with respect to the floor panels, a plurality of wall panels interlocked with respect to the uprights, a header rail on each left and right wall of the building structure fastened to adjoining uprights and interlocked with adjoining sidewall panels, a plurality of mutually interlocked roof trusses which are fastened to the header rails, and a plurality of roof panels interlocked with the roof trusses and adjoining rail header. The aforesaid interlocking relationships are provided by a male-female structural interrelationship between adjoining interlocking components. The building structure according to the present invention is further preferably provided with a self-leveling feature which connects with the floor stringers and floor panels. It is further preferred that the aforesaid components be constructed of a durable, corrosion resistant material, such as a plastic, and most preferably a recycled plastic.
A building structure, comprising:
A building structure, comprising:
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