Gutter screen
OwnerDavid W. Leroney, Brad E. Widemaninventors
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Abstract
A gutter screen is provided for building gutters having an outer edge with an inwardly turned lip and gutter supports attaching the gutter to the building. The screen has a straight downwardly sloping intermediate gutter covering section, substantially vertical rear portion biased against the rear of the gutter and gutter support and a front portion biased against the lip of the gutter and gutter support and extending underneath the lip in biasing relation. The intermediate gutter covering section terminates flush with the lip to provide a substantially co-extensive surface for the screen and the top of the gutter.
Claims7
A gutter screen, gutter and gutter support, said gutter having a vertical rear wall adapted to be attached to a wall of a building by said gutter support connecting a front and rear wall of the gutter, said gutter support extending through a longitudinal gutter trough formed in the gutter under an inwardly turned lip of the gutter, said screen having a substantially vertical rear section sloping slightly toward and biased against the rear wall of the gutter and supported on top of said gutter support, a downwardly sloping substantially flat intermediate cover section covering an open portion of the gutter trough and extending to a flush position with said lip of the gutter and a forward section having a shoulder portion formed at a junction with said intermediate section, said shoulder being butted transversely and biased against an edge of said lip and said forward section extending underneath said lip in biased relation thereto.
A gutter screen, gutter and gutter support, said gutter having a vertical rear wall adapted to be attached to a wall of a building by said gutter support connecting a front and rear wall of the gutter, said gutter support extending through a longitudinal gutter trough formed in the gutter under an inwardly turned lip of the gutter, said screen having a substantially vertical rear section sloping slightly toward and biased against the rear wall of the gutter and supported on top of said gutter support, a downwardly sloping substantially flat intermediate cover section covering an open portion of the gutter trough and extending to a flush position with said lip of the gutter and a forward section having a shoulder portion formed at a junction with said intermediate section, said shoulder being butted transversely and biased against an edge of said lip and said forward section extending underneath said lip in biased relation thereto, said screen being biased at a forward edge toward an interior wall of the gutter underneath the gutter lip, said screen being biased at a forward edge against the gutter support within a vertical wall of the gutter, the forward edge of the screen being spaced underneath the gutter lip.
A gutter screen, gutter and gutter support, said gutter having a vertical rear wall adapted to be attached to a wall of a building by said gutter support connecting a front and rear wall of the gutter, said gutter support extending through a longitudinal gutter trough formed in the gutter under an inwardly turned lip of the gutter, said screen having a substantially vertical rear section sloping slightly toward and biased against the rear wall of the gutter and supported on top of said gutter support, a downwardly sloping substantially flat intermediate cover section covering an open portion of the gutter trough and extending to a flush position with said lip of the gutter and a forward section having a shoulder portion formed at a junction with said intermediate section, said shoulder being butted transversely and biased against an edge of said lip and said forward section extending underneath said lip in biased relation thereto, the forward section of the screen having a bottom edge biased against the gutter support, said forward section being a straight substantially flat wall sloping steeply downward from the cover section and connected thereto by said shoulder.
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