US4439956A
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Press lock fascia-cant system
Assignee: PRAWL ENGINEERING Corp A CORP OF NE
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Filing: 1982-08-02
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Granted: 1984-04-03
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Expires: 2002-08-02
Abstract
Abstract A press lock fascia-cant system for installing on a building roof to secure the roof membrane in a watertight fashion. A cant member is secured to the roof adjacent the building wall and has a spring clip member secured thereto. The edge of the roof membrane extends upwardly over the cant and over the spring clip member and then downwardly along the outer surface of the spring clip member. A fascia member is detachably secured to the spring clip member and presses the roof member into engagement with the cant member and the spring clip member to maintain the roof member therebetween.
Inventors
- 👤 David C. House
Bibliographic Details
Application Number
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Jurisdiction
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Last Synchronized
2026-11-05 22:42
CPC Classifications
E; E04; E04D; E04D13/00; E04D13/15; E04D13/155
Claims Analysis
Total Claims: 2
Claim 1
Independent Claim
419 words
A press lock fascia-cant system for installation on a building roof adjacent a wall, comprising, a cant member secured to the roof adjacent the wall and having a right triangle section, said cant member including a flat bottom portion mounted on the roof and having inner and outer edges, said outer edge positioned in substantially the same plane as the wall, an outer wall portion extending upwardly from said outer edge, and an inclined wall portion extending downwardly and inwardly to the inner edge of said bottom portion, a spring clip member secured to said cant member and comprising an outer wall member positioned outwardly of the outer wall portion of said cant member and having an upper end positioned at the upper end of said outer wall portion of said cant member, an inclined wall member extending downwardly from the upper end of said outer wall member over the upper end of said inclined wall portion of said cant member and terminating above the inner end of said bottom portion of said cant member, a spring portion extending upwardly from the lower end of said inclined wall member of said spring clip member and having an upper end portion which extends upwardly and outwardly from the upper end of said spring portion, said outer wall member of said spring clip member having a lower end portion which is positioned below the bottom portion of said cant member and which extends downwardly and outwardly with respect to said cant member, a fascia member detachably mounted on said spring clip member for maintaining a roof membrane therebetween, said fascia member comprising an outer wall portion positioned adjacent the outer wall member of said spring clip member to maintain the roof membrane therebetween, said outer wall portion of said fascia member having a substantially V-shaped lower end portion which receives the lower end portion of said outer wall member of said spring clip member, said outwardly portion of said fascia member having an upper end which is positioned above the upper end of the outer wall member of said spring clip member, said fascia member having a first inclined wall portion which extends downwardly and inwardly from the upper end of its said outer wall member over said spring portion whereby the roof membrane will be maintained therebetween, said fascia member having a second inclined wall portion which extends downwardly from the lower end of the first inclined wall portion for pressing the roof membrane into engagement with the cant member.
Claim 2
Dependent Claim
419 words
A press lock fascia-cant system for installation on a building roof adjacent a wall, comprising, a cant member secured to the roof adjacent the wall and having a right triangle section, said cant member including a flat bottom portion mounted on the roof and having inner and outer edges, said outer edge positioned in substantially the same plane as the wall, an outer wall portion extending upwardly from said outer edge, and an inclined wall portion extending downwardly and inwardly to the inner edge of said bottom portion, a spring clip member secured to said cant member and comprising an outer wall member positioned outwardly of the outer wall portion of said cant member and having an upper end positioned at the upper end of said outer wall portion of said cant member, an inclined wall member extending downwardly from the upper end of said outer wall member over the upper end of said inclined wall portion of said cant member and terminating above the inner end of said bottom portion of said cant member, a spring portion extending upwardly from the lower end of said inclined wall member of said spring clip member and having an upper end portion which extends upwardly and outwardly from the upper end of said spring portion, said outer wall member of said spring clip member having a lower end portion which is positioned below the bottom portion of said cant member and which extends downwardly and outwardly with respect to said cant member, a fascia member detachably mounted on said spring clip member for maintaining a roof membrane therebetween, said fascia member comprising an outer wall portion positioned adjacent the outer wall member of said spring clip member to maintain the roof membrane therebetween, said outer wall portion of said fascia member having a substantially V-shaped lower end portion which receives the lower end portion of said outer wall member of said spring clip member, said outwardly portion of said fascia member having an upper end which is positioned above the upper end of the outer wall member of said spring clip member, said fascia member having a first inclined wall portion which extends downwardly and inwardly from the upper end of its said outer wall member over said spring portion whereby the roof membrane will be maintained therebetween, said fascia member having a second inclined wall portion which extends downwardly from the lower end of the first inclined wall portion for pressing the roof membrane into engagement with the cant member.
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