Roof support apparatus
AssigneeHarold Simpson, Inc.
InventorHarold G. Simpson
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AssigneeHarold Simpson, Inc.
InventorHarold G. Simpson
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A corrugated roof support apparatus supportable by underlying support structure is disclosed. A corrugated support substantially aligns with a structural corrugation in a roof panel overlaying the corrugated support. The corrugated support comprises corrugations from a preexisting roof or a new corrugation support secured to underlying support structure, such as a purlin or a spacer member. The roof panel is secured to the corrugated support by way of fastener means, such as self-drilling, self-tapping screws or other through fasteners. The corrugated supports, for new construction, may be secured to the underlying support surface by way of attachment means, such as through fasteners or a locking tab placed in an accommodating slot. Additionally, the roof panel corrugations may be at corrugated panel endlaps, or the panels may comprise a standing seam roof assembly with corrugations in medial portions of the panel.
An apparatus for supporting a new roof panel over at least a portion of a preexisting roof, the new roof panel having a corrugation, the apparatus comprising:
An apparatus for supporting a roof panel over a preexisting roof, the roof panel having a corrugation, the apparatus comprising:
An apparatus for supporting a roof panel over a preexisting roof, the roof panel having a corrugation, the apparatus comprising:
An apparatus for supporting a roof panel over a preexisting roof, the roof panel having a corrugation, the apparatus comprising:
An apparatus for supporting a roof panel over a preexisting roof, the roof panel having a corrugation, the apparatus comprising:
An apparatus for supporting a roof panel over a preexisting roof, the roof panel having at least one corrugation, the apparatus comprising a panel support bridge adjacent the corrugation of the roof panel, the panel support bridge comprising a first bridge portion, a second bridge portion and a central web therebetween, wherein the first and second bridge portions are angled downwardly with respect to the central web so as to form a corrugation substantially aligned with and supporting the corrugation of the roof panel.
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