| 序号 | 专利名 | 申请号 | 申请日 | 公开（公告）号 | 公开（公告）日 | 发明人 |
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| 41 | Free hanging canopy | US14650 | 1998-01-28 | US6044593A | 2000-04-04 | John L. Puls |
| A free-hanging metal canopy that can be attached to an existing building structure, or incorporated into one in its original construction. The canopy can extend up to twelve feet from a building structure, and is comprised of a framework, a covering, and an attachment means. The canopy framework height, ranging from 1 to 4 feet high, making the canopy visually appealing and useful with single-level building structures. In one embodiment, the canopy can be folded down from a raised to a lowered position. | ||||||
| 42 | Roof lock assembly with eave structure | US3783564D | 1972-10-13 | US3783564A | 1974-01-08 | DUNN R; RIFE W |
| A method of roof construction in which a flexible roof cover sheet is placed over the upper surface of a roof frame and is attached to that upper surface at points spaced inwardly from its outer edge, an elongated roof lock member is positioned adjacent the outer edge of the roof frame, the cover sheet is extended out over the upper surface of the roof lock member, the cover sheet is attached to the upper surface of the roof lock member at various points spaced along the length of the member, the outer longitudinal edge of the member is rotated downwardly so as to stretch the cover sheet in a lateral direction, and then the roof lock member is rigidly fastened in its rotated position so as to maintain the lateral tension in the cover sheet. Apparatus for carrying out the forgoing method, including a roof lock member which is formed as an aluminum extrusion, the outer surface of one longitudinal edge of the extrusion being rounded to provide a pivotal bearing upon the roof frame edge, and the extrusion being hollow adjacent its rounded edge so as to receive a wooden insert member for purpose of attachment of the cover sheet.
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| 43 | Canopy construction | US84801459 | 1959-10-22 | US3081579A | 1963-03-19 | PELLEY PERRY H |
| 44 | Plastic structural members and method for making | US47661954 | 1954-12-21 | US2814842A | 1957-12-03 | DONALD O'MORROW WILLIAM |
| 45 | Combination transparent awning and shade | US65403146 | 1946-03-13 | US2560397A | 1951-07-10 | TIMS TONY C |
| 46 | Safety device eor windows | US1325227D | US1325227A | 1919-12-16 | ||
| 47 | Frederick schreiber | US449387D | US449387A | 1891-03-31 | ||
| 48 | Awning | US352121D | US352121A | 1886-11-09 | ||
| 49 | INTEGRATED SUPPORT SYSTEM AND CANOPY | US15893153 | 2018-02-09 | US20180230697A1 | 2018-08-16 | Ned H. Albert |
| A trellis system having a trellis structure that is installable to extend generally outwardly from a vertical supporting member. The trellis structure includes at least one internal mounting bracket by which the trellis structure is securable to the vertical supporting member. The internal mounting bracket has a unitary member having a flange portion and a web portion, the flange portion being securable to the vertical supportable member by fasteners and the web portion extending outwardly orthogonally from the flange portion and being couplable to one of the plurality of outwardly extending tube structures. A tube structure has a flange opening and a front opening sized to receive the web portion. The web portion passes through the front opening. The web portion has an alignment structure sized to be received within one of the outwardly extending tube structures in close fitting relation to an interior of the outwardly extending tube structure. | ||||||
| 50 | Integrated support system and canopy | US15617570 | 2017-06-08 | US09920534B2 | 2018-03-20 | Ned H. Albert |
| A trellis system having a trellis structure that is installable to extend generally outwardly from a vertical supporting member. The trellis structure includes at least one internal mounting bracket by which the trellis structure is securable to the vertical supporting member. The internal mounting bracket has a unitary member having a flange portion and a web portion, the flange portion being securable to the vertical supportable member by fasteners and the web portion extending outwardly orthogonally from the flange portion and being couplable to one of the plurality of outwardly extending tube structures. A tube structure has a flange opening and a front opening sized to receive the web portion. The web portion passes through the front opening. The web portion has an alignment structure sized to be received within one of the outwardly extending tube structures in close fitting relation to an interior of the outwardly extending tube structure. | ||||||
| 51 | INTEGRATED SUPPORT SYSTEM AND CANOPY | US15617570 | 2017-06-08 | US20170362832A1 | 2017-12-21 | Ned H. Albert |
| A trellis system having a trellis structure that is installable to extend generally outwardly from a vertical supporting member. The trellis structure includes at least one internal mounting bracket by which the trellis structure is securable to the vertical supporting member. The internal mounting bracket has a unitary member having a flange portion and a web portion, the flange portion being securable to the vertical supportable member by fasteners and the web portion extending outwardly orthogonally from the flange portion and being couplable to one of the plurality of outwardly extending tube structures. A tube structure has a flange opening and a front opening sized to receive the web portion. The web portion passes through the front opening. The web portion has an alignment structure sized to be received within one of the outwardly extending tube structures in close fitting relation to an interior of the outwardly extending tube structure. | ||||||
| 52 | SOLAR PANEL AWNING AND RELATED SYSTEMS AND METHODS | US15601218 | 2017-05-22 | US20170336104A1 | 2017-11-23 | Olof Tenghoff |
| A solar panel awning device may include a solar panel having first and second opposing ends, first and second opposing sides extending between the first and second opposing ends, and first and second opposing major surfaces. The first major opposing surface defines a photovoltaic surface. The solar panel awning device may include first and second arms respectively coupled to the first and second opposing ends of the solar panel, and an actuator coupled to one of the first and second arms and configured to switch the solar panel between an extended position and a retracted position. In the retracted position, the solar panel is flat against a side of a building; in the extended position, the first opposing side is proximal to the side of the building and spaced apart from the side of the building; and the second opposing side is distal to the side of the building. | ||||||
| 53 | SELF-TENSIONING MODULAR PANELS | US15368081 | 2016-12-02 | US20170191262A1 | 2017-07-06 | Jack R. Forbis; Ann R. Forbis |
| An innovative, low-density, highly-insulating modular panel for use in many applications and industries. The panel has a frame that may be preformed or bent and may be made of rigid or flexible material, and a panel covering comprising at least one pocket of thin, low-density shade fabric that has the capability of sufficiently stretching to surround the frame when the pocket is pulled onto it. The pocket may be then secured, along any previously open end where the frame was inserted, by various fastening devices. The panel covering pocket may have additional features added, as described herein. The panel is durable and cost-effective, and has good solar-control and insulating qualities. It is also a windbreak panel, a noise-reduction panel, an impact protection panel, a water-resistant panel, a fall protection panel, and a pollution-control panel. Two or more panels can be joined to create a structure-protecting panel assembly or system. | ||||||
| 54 | CONNECTOR APPARATUS | US15452646 | 2017-03-07 | US20170175396A1 | 2017-06-22 | Andrew John Hart; Geoffrey Roy Fernie; T. Daniel Smyth; Victoria P. Komisar; Emily Catherine King; Peter George Murray |
| A locking member for a gate apparatus comprises a body mountable to a gripping array of a support, said body having a mating form mutually engageable with the gripping array, whereby axial motion of said body relative to said gripping array is inhibited. A member extends away from said body, said member defining a cross-tie mount for receiving a mating end of a cross-tie. The cross-tie mount has a cross-tie end retainer which is movable between a first position securing said cross-tie in said cross-tie mount, and a second position permitting release of said cross-tie from said cross-tie mount, whereby the cross-tie may be moved to function as a gate. | ||||||
| 55 | SYSTEM FOR MODULAR BUILDING CONSTRUCTION | US15045297 | 2016-02-17 | US20160160515A1 | 2016-06-09 | David WALLANCE |
| Construction systems for erecting budding structures comprise a plurality of prefabricated interconnectable modular budding units, each unit comprising framing members and a plurality of nodes, each node situated for selective interconnection with other units, the nodes and the exterior dimensions of the frame conforming to ISO shipping standards such that each unit is transportable using the ISO intermodal transportation system, and such that when the units are interconnected, a building structure is formed. The modular units are assembled at a remote location, and are there constructed to a semi-finished state, following which the semi-finished modular units are transported from the remote location to the job site, where they are secured to form the structure being erected, and the semi-finished modular units are thereafter constructed to a finished state. | ||||||
| 56 | Adjustable all-season window awning/light shelf and operating mechanism therefor | US13924617 | 2013-06-24 | US09359768B2 | 2016-06-07 | Alexander Svirsky |
| An adjustable window awning/light shelf includes a canopy attached to supports on both sides of the window. The supports are engaged with vertical drive screws providing for the possibility of moving the canopy up and down. Each drive screw is connected with a common drive shaft. During the cooling season, the canopy is disposed at the top of the window, shading the window from the sun. During the heating season, the canopy is brought down to the bottom of the window by rotating the drive shaft, which in turn rotates the drive screws and moves the supports with the canopy down. Canopy's angle relative to the window increases. When in the bottom position, the awning performs as a light shelf, reflecting sunlight into the window and increasing the amount of sunlight and solar heat entering the building through the window. | ||||||
| 57 | TRELLIS AND ACCENT BAND | US14157169 | 2014-01-16 | US20140196381A1 | 2014-07-17 | Tim Michel; Eric Goodman; Ned Albert |
| A trellis system is disclosed wherein the trellis comprises a front tube, a back tube, and two end tubes joined together, a plurality of roof panels, each panel having a perimeter, wherein the perimeter of the panel is coupled to at least a back tube surface and a front tube surface; a plurality of cross member assemblies wherein the cross member assemblies assist in creating tension between the front tube and the back tube, and a plurality of fasteners coupling the front tube to the end tubes, the back tube to the end tubes, and the roof panels to at least the front tube and the back tube, wherein the fasteners are not visible when the trellis system is installed. The trellis system also includes accent bands. A plurality of turnbuckles allows for easy leveling of the trellis. | ||||||
| 58 | Pivoting shelters | US13450139 | 2012-04-18 | US08745929B2 | 2014-06-10 | Mansen W. Way |
| A pivoting shelter comprises a support member, such as a support post, and a pivot affixed to the support member. The pivoting shelter has a shelter member attached to the pivot such that the shelter member is capable of rotating relative to the support member about a rotational axis. The pivot is attached to the shelter member so that the rotational axis is substantially perpendicular to a primary plane of the shelter member and at a position along the side of the shelter member other than the center of a side. For example, the rotational axis may be located substantially at a corner of the shelter member. | ||||||
| 59 | AWNING BRACKETS AND PANEL | US13913986 | 2013-06-10 | US20130333307A1 | 2013-12-19 | Dennis Lamotte |
| An apparatus and system to removably install, or replace, an awning panel. The awning panel is mounted on a wall or structure or similar vertical surface by insertion into a pair of mounting brackets that have been affixed to the wall. The mounting brackets may be mounted at any distance apart, and thus may accommodate awnings of different sizes. The mounting brackets comprise a right and left bracket, each comprising an angled support art, a holding member, a vertical support member, and a top support member. Supporting members along the sides of the awning panel slide into the space or slot formed by the angled support arm and the holding piece, and is further supported by the angled support arm extending along the underside of the supporting members. The angled support arm may be fixed at a set angle, or may be adjusted to different angles. A cover panel may be used to shield the awning panel, with the cover panel mounted on separate brackets or on the same brackets with the awning panel. | ||||||
| 60 | Adjustable All-Season Window Awning/Light Shelf and Operating Mechanism Therefor | US13924617 | 2013-06-24 | US20130284381A1 | 2013-10-31 | Alexander Svirsky |
| An adjustable window awning/light shelf includes a canopy attached to supports on both sides of the window. The supports are engaged with vertical drive screws providing for the possibility of moving the canopy up and down. Each drive screw is connected with a common drive shaft. During the cooling season, the canopy is disposed at the top of the window, shading the window from the sun. During the heating season, the canopy is brought down to the bottom of the window by rotating the drive shaft, which in turn rotates the drive screws and moves the supports with the canopy down. Canopy's angle relative to the window increases. When in the bottom position, the awning performs as a light shelf, reflecting sunlight into the window and increasing the amount of sunlight and solar heat entering the building through the window. | ||||||
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