Arrow Group Industries, Inc.

Shelterlogic Corp.

Michael Allen Spicer

Jeffrey L Hall

Scott Nicholas Danhof

David Arthur Holley

Duane J Niemeyer

Curtis B Hemann

Timothy J Brennan

John Wetzel, Iii

Steven D Huegen

Frank J DeBoer

Colin A Chong

Phillip A Green

Mark Alan Eilers

Robert Joseph Kinsella

Christopher G Ross

A kit comprising components of an erectable shed, wherein the erectable shed is made of metal, in comprises at least two door panels, each of which is at least thirty four inches in height, wherein the components can be packaged in a box having dimensions of no greater than 48 inches&#xd7;20 inches&#xd7;10 inches, and wherein the space perimetered by the wall panels and side panels when the erectable shed is erected is at least 6 feet long by 40 inches wide and wherein the height of the shed when erected is at least 6 feet.

Erectable shed and the packaging thereof

A wall panel for a storage building is provided. The wall panel includes a first arcuate ridged region bounded by a first inner clamping surface, and a second inner clamping surface. The wall panel also includes a second arcuate ridged region bounded by a first outer clamping surface and a second outer clamping surface. The second arcuate ridged region of a first wall panel is adapted to securely overlap and snap-fit interconnect with said first arcuate ridged region of a second adjacent wall panel.

Snap-fit panel connection apparatus

Connection apparatus for connecting frame members and panel members is provided for constructing a storage building primarily from sheet metal. The apparatus utilizes connecting members that may be made from thermoplastic or metal materials. The number of threaded fasteners and time required to assemble the storage building is reduced dramatically from that of prior designs.

Storage building and apparatus for constructing a storage building

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Trenton, IL, United States of America

Michael Allen Spicer