Security panel system

Claim 2

A security panel system comprising: at least one pan member having a generally flat surface with first and second faces, a pair of ends, and a pair of generally parallel longitudinal sides each with a rib projecting from the flat surface, the rib projecting from the first of the pair of sides, being adapted to interlock with the rib projecting from the second of the pair of sides of an adjacent pan member, so that the generally flat surfaces of the adjacent pans lie in a plane and the second faces of the pan members form a flat surface and first faces of the adjacent pan members form a flat surface bisected by an interlocked pair of ribs projecting from the surface; at least one channel member having a web, a first flange adapted for attachment to the pan ribs and a second flange adapted for abutting the first face of the pan member along a substantial portion of one end of the pan member, the second flange having at least one notch adapted to permit passage of the pan ribs through the second flange when the end of the pan is positioned adjacent the side of the web closer to the web than the distal edge of the second flange, so that the distal end of the ribs may be abutted against the first flange and attached thereto when the first face along one pan end is aligned in generally parallel abutting contact with the second flange; and at least one trim member for placement against the second face of the pan member over the channel member second flange, so that the generally flat surface of the pan member is captured between the channel member and the trim member.

Claim 3

A security panel formed with the components of the security panel system claim 1.

Claim 4

A kit having component parts of the security panel system of claim 1, capable of being assembled into a security panel.

Claim 5

The security panel system of claim 1, wherein at least one channel member has pairs of first and second flanges on opposite sides of the web.

Claim 6

The security panel system of claim 4, wherein the channel member has a recess between the pair of second flanges.

Claim 7

The security panel system of claim 5, wherein the trim member has a tee-shaped cross-section with three legs; a perpendicular leg for placement into the channel member recess and a pair of opposed, parallel legs for contact with pan member second faces.

Claim 8

The security panel system of claim 1, wherein the channel member web has an offset portion.

Claim 9

The security panel system of claim 7, wherein the trim member has a first leg for placement against the second face of the pan member.

Claim 10

The security panel system of claim 8, wherein at least one pan member rib is attached to the channel member first flange.

Claim 11

A security panel system comprising: at least one pan member having a generally flat surface with first and second faces, a pair of ends, and a pair of generally parallel longitudinal sides each with a rib projecting from the flat surface, the rib projecting from the first of the pair of sides being adapted to interlock with the rib projecting from the second of the pair of sides of an adjacent pan member so that the generally flat surfaces of the adjacent pans lie in a plane and the second faces of the pan members form a flat surface and first faces of the adjacent pan members form a flat surface bisected by an interlocked pair of ribs projecting from the surface; at least one pair of channel members each having a web with an offset portion, a first flange adapted for attachment to the pan ribs and a second flange adapted for abutting the first face of the pan member along a substantial portion of one end of the pan member, the second flange having at least one notch therein adapted to permit passage of the pan ribs through the second flange when the end of the pan is positioned adjacent the side of the web closer to the web than the distal edge of the second flange, so that the distal end of the ribs may be abutted against the first flange and attached thereto when the first face along one pan end is aligned in generally parallel abutting contact with the second flange; the pair of channel members alignable in a back-to-back abutting relationship so that each of the pairs of first and second flanges are oriented opposite each other and the offset portions form a recess between the channel member second flanges; and at least one trim member having a generally tee-shaped cross-section with three legs, a generally perpendicular leg for placement into the recess formed by the pair of channel members and a pair of opposed, generally parallel legs for placement against the second faces of the pan members over the abutting channel member second flanges, so that the generally flat surface of the pan members are captured between the abutting channel members and the trim member parallel legs.

Claim 12

A security panel system comprising: at least one pan member having a generally flat surface with first and second faces, a pair of ends, and a pair of generally parallel longitudinal sides each with a rib projecting from the flat surface, the rib projecting from the first of the pair of sides being adapted to interlock with the rib projecting from the second of the pair of sides of an adjacent pan member so that the generally flat surfaces of the adjacent pans lie in a plane and the second faces of the pan members form a flat surface and first faces of the adjacent pan members form a flat surface bisected by an interlocked pair of ribs projecting from the surface; at least one pair of channel members each having a web with an offset portion, a first flange adapted for attachment to the pan ribs and a second flange adapted for abutting the first face of the pan member along a substantial portion of one end of the pan member, the second flange having at least one notch therein adapted to permit passage of the pan ribs through the second flange when the end of the pan is positioned adjacent the side of the web closer to the web than the distal edge of the second flange, so that the distal end of the ribs may be abutted against the first flange and attached thereto when the first face along one pan end is aligned in generally parallel abutting contact with the second flange; the pair of channel members alignable in a back-to-back abutting relationship so that each of the pairs of first and second flanges are oriented opposite each other and the offset portions form a recess between the channel member second flanges; and at least one trim member having a generally tee-shaped cross-section with three legs, a generally perpendicular leg for placement into the recess formed by the pair of channel members and a pair of opposed, generally parallel legs for placement against the second faces of the pan members over the abutting channel member second flanges, so that the generally flat surface of the pan members are captured between the abutting channel members and the trim member parallel legs.

Claim 13

The security of panel system of claim 10, wherein the pair of back-to-back channel members are attached to each other.

Claim 14

The security panel system of claim 10, wherein at least one pan member rib is attached to the channel member first flange.

Claim 15

A security panel formed with components of the security panel system of claim 10.

Claim 16

A kit having component parts of the security panel system of claim 10, capable of being assembled into a security panel.