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Garage door

Patent 5168915 Issued on December 8, 1992. Estimated Expiration Date: Icon_subject September 23, 2011. Estimated Expiration Date is calculated based on simple USPTO term provisions. It does not account for terminal disclaimers, term adjustments, failure to pay maintenance fees, or other factors which might affect the term of a patent.

Patent References

3899858

Paneled door construction
Patent #: 4008745
Issued on: 02/22/1977
Inventor: Bailey

Insulated garage door
Patent #: 4119133
Issued on: 10/10/1978
Inventor: Wolf

Double-glazed doors or windows and frame assemblies therefor
Patent #: 4164830
Issued on: 08/21/1979
Inventor: Bierlich

Composite bar
Patent #: 4640078
Issued on: 02/03/1987
Inventor: Haffer

Overhead sectional doors
Patent #: 4643239
Issued on: 02/17/1987
Inventor: Wentzel

Panel structure for garage doors and the like
Patent #: 4802319
Issued on: 02/07/1989
Inventor: Lafleur

Sectional-type door
Patent #: 4854365
Issued on: 08/08/1989
Inventor: Juneau

Overhead door Patent #: 5002114
Issued on: 03/26/1991
Inventor: Hormann

Inventor

Application

No. 764208 filed on 09/23/1991

US Classes:

160/236, Strip or slat structure160/201Track guided

Examiners

Primary: Johnson, Brian L.

Attorney, Agent or Firm

International Class

E06B 003/12

Abstract

Each panel of a garage door of the articulated type comprises a rigid metallic, rectangular frame including a pair of horizontal longer members and a pair of vertical shorter members rigidly interconnected. A casing surrounds the longer members and is made of two extruded sections, of synthetic material, which protrude laterally from the metallic frame and are interconnected to each other. The outer casing section carries weather strips for sealingly engaging the outer section of an adjacent panel. The outer casing section also carries retaining strips of J-shaped cross-section, which retain sheathing panes forming the main panel faces. These sheathing panes may be translucent or transparent, or may be opaque to conceal heat-insulating material which fills the panel inner space. Spaced upright mullions are disposed within the door panel and fixed to the horizontal frame members to provide anchors for the hinges which interconnect the panels.

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