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Patent No.:
Date of Patent:
Dec. 31, 2013
Filed:
Oct. 07, 2011
Stephen C. Webb, Wasilla, AK (US);
Terry J. Webb, Wasilla, AK (US);
Orrin K. Gerke, La Center, WA (US);
Cathrine E. Henderson, La Center, WA (US);
Stephen C. Webb, Wasilla, AK (US);
Terry J. Webb, Wasilla, AK (US);
Orrin K. Gerke, La Center, WA (US);
Cathrine E. Henderson, La Center, WA (US);
Other;
Abstract
A modular, panelized 12-foot wide shelter that has a standard 20-foot length. The shelter has a number of premade frame panels that are assembled over a deck floor. An outer covering of hard, 0.040″ black ABS sheeting, which can be painted, is applied to the frame. The walls, roof arches, and end panels can be insulated to reduce or eliminate condensation. The floor is insulated as a standard feature. Each wall/roof section has one 5,000 pound rated galvanized anchor ring attached for tie-downs in windy locations, if needed. Because the entire shelter fits on a single pallet, it can be transported to remote sites by various methods—trucks, barges, helicopters, or snowmobiles. The shelter can be assembled by two workers in less than a day using simple tools. The structure is designed to be transported by truck, helicopter or snowmobile.