Overhead door
AssigneeHPD International, Inc.
InventorsKurt A. Kellogg, Michael I. Tich, William A. Schirado, Gregory D. Yarke
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AssigneeHPD International, Inc.
InventorsKurt A. Kellogg, Michael I. Tich, William A. Schirado, Gregory D. Yarke
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An overhead door for a structure which includes a pair of tracks having inwardly facing surfaces which define a channel, and wherein the channels are mounted in predetermined substantially parallel spaced relation one to the other, a door panel located intermediate the pair of tracks and moveable along a predetermined path of travel which is defined by the pair of tracks, and a release assembly borne by the door panel and operable to releasably engage at least one of the tracks, the release assembly including a moveable plunger which is received in the channel of one of the tracks and which guides the door panel along the path of travel and which further becomes disengaged from the channel when force of a predetermined magnitude is applied to the door panel.
An overhead door for a structure, the overhead door comprising:
An overhead door for a structure, the overhead door comprising:
An overhead door for selectively occluding an opening in a structure, the overhead door comprising:
An overhead door as claimed in claim 8, and wherein the u-shaped channel is located substantially intermediate the forwardly and rearwardly facing surfaces of the tracks, and wherein the rearwardly joining surface is disposed in juxtaposed relation relative to the structure and wherein the thickness dimension of the forwardly and rearwardly facing surfaces are substantially equal, and wherein the inwardly facing surface slopes inwardly from the forwardly and rearwardly facing surfaces toward the u-shaped channel.
An overhead door for a structure comprising:
An overhead door for selectively occluding an opening in a structure, the overhead door comprising:
An overhead door for a structure, the overhead door comprising:
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.