Ridge cap roof ventilator applied in roll form and method of use
AssigneeLiberty Diversified Industries
InventorRichard J. Morris
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AssigneeLiberty Diversified Industries
InventorRichard J. Morris
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A rolled ridge vent comprising a longitudinal blank of corrugated plastic sheet material having an undivided top panel extending its length, and segmented portions extending laterally from each side of the top panel scored to be folded into opposing pairs of vent parts. Adjacent segmented portions may be cut entirely through or perforated for manual separation. The entire blank is spiral rolled in the longitudinal direction. The ridge vent is installed by placing the roll on the peak of the roof with the free end extending over the top and oriented away from the direction of installation. The blank is unrolled to expose at least one pair of segmented portions, which are then folded under the top panel to form the vent parts and fastened to the roof. This process is repeated until the desired length is installed. Foam end caps and air deflectors optionally may be installed.
A method for installing a ridge vent onto a roof defining an opening, said ridge vent having a top panel and a pair of opposing vent parts disposed on each side of said opening, said top panel and said vent parts being fabricated from a corrugated material defining a multiplicity of air passages, said method comprising the steps of:
The method of claim 3 wherein the step of securing the first opposing pair of the segmented portions defining the first portion of the pair of vent parts to the roof is performed prior to the step of folding the subsequent opposing pair of the segmented portions to define the second portion of the pair of vent parts.
A method for installing a roofing covering onto a roof, said roof covering having a top panel and a pair of opposing parts, said method comprising the steps of:
A blank for a ridge vent to be installed installation on a roof, said roof defining an opening, said blank being fabricated from a corrugated material defining a multiplicity of air passages, said blank comprising:
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.