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US 5,625,992 AGranted
J-trim corner piece
OwnerHoward Strick, Robert Bedardinventors
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Abstract
A corner piece is used with siding trim. At corners where strips of siding trim meet, the trim may be square cut and a corner piece inserted between the two square cut ends to finish the corner without using a miter or butt joint. The corner piece has a facing block that fits between the ends of two adjacent trim strips and two connector strips that project from two sides of the facing block to engage in the channels of the two trim strips. The coupling strips are preferably designed to snap fit into the trim strips.
Claims4
A siding trim assembly comprising, in combination,
- a pair of siding trim strips with adjacent, non-parallel end faces, each trim strip comprising:
- a channel with an open side for extending over an edge of siding being trimmed and including;
- a nailing strip;
- and
- a facing flange spaced from the nailing strip and having an inwardly curved lip extending partially over the open side of the channel;
- and
- a corner piece engaged between the two trim strips, said corner piece comprising:
- a facing block having:
- two adjacent non-parallel side faces engaged face-to-face with the respective end faces of the trim strips, with the facing block extending between the end faces of the respective trim strips:
- and
- two coupling means, each comprising:
- a flat panel with an inwardly curved lip forming a J-shaped strip conforming in shape to the inside of the facing flanges,
- the coupling means projecting from the respective side faces of the facing block into the respective trim strip channels and into coupling engagement with the insides of the respective facing flanges.
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