CA1077232A
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CA
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Eavestrough hanger
Assignee: Individual
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Filing: 1978-08-18
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Granted: 1980-05-13
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Expires: 1998-08-18
Abstract
Abstract A B S T R A C T This invention consists of a hanger by means of which eavestroughing can be nailed to a building so that the nail is embedded into the wood framework of the building, at a downward angle, and so that the head of the nail-is not visible on the front wall of the eavestroughing. The hanger is provided with a hook at its front end for attachment to the upper rim of the front wall of the eavestrough, and a plate at its rear end, which abuts the inside of the rear wall of the trough, when it is inserted therein. Starting from about half way of the hanger and running at a downwardly inclined angle to the rear wall is an open ended tube for holding and guiding a nail therein. The hanger and the tube are provided with attached strips for reinforcement.
Inventors
- 👤 Fernand R. Morin
Bibliographic Details
Application Number
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Jurisdiction
CA
Data Source
google_patents
Last Synchronized
2026-11-07 13:44
CPC Classifications
E; E04; E04D; E04D13/00; E04D13/04; E04D13/064; E04D13/072; E04D13/0725
Claims Analysis
Total Claims: 12
Claim 1
Independent Claim
206 words
An eavestrough hanger by means of which standard type eavestrough, equipped with a front rectangular upper rim which terminates into a horizontal reentrant edge, is attached to the wood frame of a building by means of nails; the said nails being lodged in the wood at a downward angle; the heads of said nails being invisible in the front of said eavestrough; and the bodies of said nails being shielded from the action of the elements; said hanger comprising a narrow horizontal strip which is widend at the front and rear ends thereof; the front widened area being bent into an upright rectangular hook consisting of a vertical wall which is in turn bent inwardly into a short horizontal sec-tion; said hook being of a dimension to fit snugly into, and be held by a front upper rim of the eavestrough; the horizontal strip at the rear widened area being bent upwardly into a wall which is at an angle to said strip; an open ended tube for hol-ding a nail therein, which extends backwardly from the said angled wall, at a downward angle, and terminates at its other end into a vertical plate which abuts the inside rear wall of the eavestrough when inserted therein.
Claim 2
Dependent Claim
206 words
An eavestrough hanger by means of which standard type eavestrough, equipped with a front rectangular upper rim which terminates into a horizontal reentrant edge, is attached to the wood frame of a building by means of nails; the said nails being lodged in the wood at a downward angle; the heads of said nails being invisible in the front of said eavestrough; and the bodies of said nails being shielded from the action of the elements; said hanger comprising a narrow horizontal strip which is widend at the front and rear ends thereof; the front widened area being bent into an upright rectangular hook consisting of a vertical wall which is in turn bent inwardly into a short horizontal sec-tion; said hook being of a dimension to fit snugly into, and be held by a front upper rim of the eavestrough; the horizontal strip at the rear widened area being bent upwardly into a wall which is at an angle to said strip; an open ended tube for hol-ding a nail therein, which extends backwardly from the said angled wall, at a downward angle, and terminates at its other end into a vertical plate which abuts the inside rear wall of the eavestrough when inserted therein.
Claim 3
Dependent Claim
15 words
A hanger for eavestroughs as described in claim 1 which is made of plastic material.
Claim 4
Dependent Claim
35 words
A hanger for eavestroughs according to claim 1charac-terized by said strip having a narrow vertical reinforcement bar on the upper surface thereof, which extends up the angled wall and terminates short of said rectangular hook.
Claim 5
Dependent Claim
34 words
Hanger for eavestroughs according to claim 1 characterized by said strip having a narrow vertical reinforcement bar on the lower surface thereof, which terminates short of said hook and extends to said vertical plate.
Claim 6
Dependent Claim
32 words
A hanger for an eavestrough according to claim 1 charac-terized by said tube having an upper vertical reinforcement bar which is centrally located thereon and ectends the full length of said tube.
Claim 7
Dependent Claim
31 words
A hanger for an eavestrough according to claim 1 char-acterized by said tube having two reinforcement bars centrally located on opposite sides of said tube and extending the full length thereof.
Claim 8
Dependent Claim
103 words
An eavestrough hanger comprising a generally horizon-tal strip terminating at a front end in a generally rectangular hook of a dimension to fit snugly into and be held by a generally rectangular upper rim of the eavestrough, a rear end of said strip being structurally integral with a generally upright wall, an open-ended tube affixed to said upright wall and extending therefrom on the side thereof opposite said strip at a down-ward angle, a substantially vertical plate affixed to the end of said tube spaced from said upright wall, said upright wall and said vertical wall having openings communicating with the open-ended tube.
Claim 9
Dependent Claim
103 words
An eavestrough hanger comprising a generally horizon-tal strip terminating at a front end in a generally rectangular hook of a dimension to fit snugly into and be held by a generally rectangular upper rim of the eavestrough, a rear end of said strip being structurally integral with a generally upright wall, an open-ended tube affixed to said upright wall and extending therefrom on the side thereof opposite said strip at a down-ward angle, a substantially vertical plate affixed to the end of said tube spaced from said upright wall, said upright wall and said vertical wall having openings communicating with the open-ended tube.
Claim 10
Dependent Claim
16 words
An eavestrough hanger according to claim 7 characteri-zed by said hanger being made of plastic material.
Claim 11
Dependent Claim
29 words
An eavestrough hanger according to claim 7 character-ized by said strip having a narrow vertical reinforcement bar thereon terminating short of said hook and extending to said upright wall.
Claim 12
Dependent Claim
33 words
An eavestrough hanger according to claim 7characterized by said strip having a reinforcement bar on the lower surface thereof, said bar terminating short of said hook and extending at least to said tube.
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