Patio Enclosures Inc.

Patio Encolsures, Inc.

Jeffrey A Nowell

Tony P Bouquot

Jerry D DeLiberato

A frame assembly for at least partially enclosing a raised floor structure includes a bottom frame member positioned adjacent an associated raised floor structure. A pair of spaced apart side frame members are connected to and extend upwardly from the bottom frame member. A top frame member is spaced from the bottom frame member and connected to the pair of side frame members. At least one picket extends between and is connected to the top and bottom frame members. The at least one picket is oriented approximately parallel to the side frame members. A screen is selectively mounted to at least one of the top and bottom frame members and the side frame members. The screen is located adjacent the at least one picket.

Screen with integral railing

A corner bracket used with a window or sliding glass door assembly to form a corner joint connecting frame members together which hold the glass and weather insulation in place. The corner bracket includes a body which has a front side and a back side connected by a connecting wall. The corner body includes a first end and a second end, where the second end is oriented approximately normal to the first end. The first and second ends include a pair of channels, a pair of L-shaped members spaced from the channels, and a finger extending from the connecting wall. The corner can also include a groove portion which engages a securing wall for the window. The corner can also include a protrusion which engages a weather insulation strip. The channels are detachably received by slots in a frame member. The L-shaped members and the finger are detachably received by openings in the frame member.

Corner bracket for doors and windows

Frame corner bracket

A structural member for a building includes a one-piece elongated support member having a pair of legs defining a trough therebetween and a projection extending into the trough from each of the legs. A one-piece elongated electrical raceway can be secured in the support member. The raceway includes a tubular housing having a pair of opposed side walls and open a pair of opposed end walls to define a channel extending between opposed ends of the housing such that an associated electrical conductor can extend through the housing. A first wing projects away from a first side wall of the tubular housing, and a second wing projects away from a second side wall of the tubular housing. The first and second wings flex to snap into a cooperating relationship with the projections of the support member to selectively secure the tubular housing in the support member trough.

Electrical raceway housed in a structural member

An interlocking skylight and roof panel assembly includes a skylight unit having a glazing unit with a plurality of sides and a frame assembly secured around the glazing unit. The frame assembly includes a channel shaped first frame member having a first leg, a spaced second leg and a third leg interconnecting the first and second legs. Each of the first and second legs includes an inwardly turned flange. A roof panel includes a first skin, a spaced second skin and a panel of material secured therebetween. Defined along one edge of the roof panel are a pair of spaced channels. The inwardly turned flanges of the skylight unit frame assembly can be interlocked into the edge channels of the roof panel.

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Hudson, OH, United States of America

Jeffrey A Nowell