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Roof Batten
A batten for use in roofing applications is defined by an upside-down U-shaped channel with 5 outwardly projecting horizontal flanges. In certain versions, the legs forming the sides of the channel are asymmetrical to allow vertical orientation of at least one of the legs when installed on an angled roof. This improves strength and load bearing of the installed member, and allows it to provide a fall barrier for roof installers. In certain versions, one of the flanges has a ribbed impact reduction zone. This zone deforms when a building anchor, such as a nail, passes .0 through it to anchor the member to a roof. The deformation prevents anchors fired from conventional equipment from passing completely through the member and holds the anchors more securely in place. Figure 7
Roof Batten
A batten for use in roofing applications is defined by an upside-down U-shaped channel with 5 outwardly projecting horizontal flanges. In certain versions, the legs forming the sides of the channel are asymmetrical to allow vertical orientation of at least one of the legs when installed on an angled roof. This improves strength and load bearing of the installed member, and allows it to provide a fall barrier for roof installers. In certain versions, one of the flanges has a ribbed impact reduction zone. This zone deforms when a building anchor, such as a nail, passes .0 through it to anchor the member to a roof. The deformation prevents anchors fired from conventional equipment from passing completely through the member and holds the anchors more securely in place. Figure 7
Roof Batten
WEEKS KEVIN WILLIAM (author) / VOIGT SHANE DUDLEY (author) / STRANGIO DANIELE JAMES (author) / GILLESPIE DOMINIC SEAN (author)
2017-12-14
Patent
Electronic Resource
English
Roof batten connecting piece and roof batten connecting assembly
European Patent Office | 2021
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