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(12) Patent Application: (11) CA 2143158
(54) English Title: CORNER JOINT FOR A LOG HOUSE MADE OF INDIVIDUAL LOGS
(54) French Title: JOINT EN ANGLE POUR MAISON EN BOIS ROND
Status: Deemed Abandoned and Beyond the Period of Reinstatement - Pending Response to Notice of Disregarded Communication
Bibliographic Data
(51) International Patent Classification (IPC):
  • E04B 1/10 (2006.01)
  • E04B 2/70 (2006.01)
  • E04C 3/14 (2006.01)
(72) Inventors :
  • KLEINHENZ, MARTIN (Germany)
(73) Owners :
  • MARTIN KLEINHENZ
(71) Applicants :
(74) Agent: SMART & BIGGAR LP
(74) Associate agent:
(45) Issued:
(22) Filed Date: 1995-02-22
(41) Open to Public Inspection: 1995-08-24
Availability of licence: N/A
Dedicated to the Public: N/A
(25) Language of filing: English

Patent Cooperation Treaty (PCT): No

(30) Application Priority Data:
Application No. Country/Territory Date
P 44 05 736.9 (Germany) 1994-02-23

Abstracts

English Abstract


A log house made of individual logs in which in order to form
the corner joints each lower log has, in the area in which a log
rests on it, slanting cuts parallel to its centre line which form
a saddle. Each resting log has, in the area of the lower log, a V-
notch which overlaps the saddle, resting with both of its lateral
areas on the slanting cuts of the lower log. In order that the
joint is substantially leakproof the saddle is divided, at least in
the area of one saddle side, by means of a crosspiece, and the V-
notch is divided, at least in the area of one V-notch flank, by
means of a groove running in the longitudinal direction of the
resting log, the crosspiece engaging in the groove where logs are
resting on one another.


Claims

Note: Claims are shown in the official language in which they were submitted.


THE EMBODIMENTS OF THE INVENTION IN WHICH AN EXCLUSIVE
PROPERTY OR PRIVILEGE IS CLAIMED ARE DEFINED AS FOLLOWS:
1. A log house made of individual logs in which in order
to form the corner joints each lower log has, in the
area in which a log rests on it, slanting cuts paral-
lel to its centre line which form a saddle and each
resting log has, in the area of the lower log, a V-
notch which overlaps the saddle, resting with both of
its lateral areas on the slanting cuts of the lower
log characterized by the fast that the saddle (5) is
divided, at least in the area of one saddle side, by
means of a crosspiece (4) and the V-notch (7) is
divided, at least in the area of one V-notch flank
(9), by means of a groove (11) running in the longi-
tudinal direction of the resting log (2), the
crosspiece (4) engaging in the groove (11) where logs
(1, 2) are resting on one another.
2. A log house made of individual logs in accordance with
Claim 1 characterized by the saddle (5) being divided
in the area of both saddle sides by means of a cross-
piece (4) and the V-notch (7) in the area of both V-
notch flanks (8, 9) by means of the groove (11).
3. A log house made of individual logs in accordance with
Claim 1 or 2 characterized by the fact the the exter-
ior contour of the crosspiece (4) corresponds to that
of the rough log (1) in this crosspiece area.

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4. A log house made of individual logs in accordance with
one of Claims 1 to 3 characterized by the fact that
the resting log (2) and the lower log (1) are arranged
at an angle of 90° in order to form the corner joint.
5. A log house made of individual logs in accordance with
Claim 4 characterized by the fact that the crosspiece
(4) divides the saddle (5) into two saddle halves
arranged symmetrically to the crosspiece (4).
6. A log house made of individual logs in accordance with
Claim 4 or 5 characterized by the fact that the groove
(11) divides the V-notch (7) into two V-notch halves
arranged symmetrically to the groove (11).
7. A log house made of individual logs in accordance with
one of Claims 1 to 6 characterized by the fact that
the resting log (2) has a longitudinal groove (10, 11)
on its lower side, the longitudinal groove (11) serv-
ing as the seat of the crosspiece (4) of the lower log
(1) in the area of the V-notch (7).
8. A log house made of individual logs in accordance with
one of Claims 1 to 7 characterized by the fact that at
least one slanting cut (3) has a drainage trough (15)
which runs at an acute angle to the crosspiece (4)
from the corner (16) formed by the crosspiece related
to the slanting cut (3) and the saddle comb (6) pro-
duced between the slanting cuts (3) to the exterior of
the logs (17).

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9. A log house made of individual logs in accordance with
one of Claims 1 to 8 characterized by the fact that
the crosspiece (4) has a rectangular, trapezoidal, or
triangular cross-section.
10. A log house made of individual logs in accordance with
one of Claims 1 to 8 characterized by the fact that
each crosspiece (4) is designed as a bevelled edge
directed towards the exterior of the log house.

Description

Note: Descriptions are shown in the official language in which they were submitted.


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~orner Joint for a hog H<~u~ M~de
c~f Individual Log~
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q'hi~ invention per~ tc~ ~ log hc~use ma~e of indi-
vidual lo~ in which in ~der to forrn the ~orner join~s
~aah lower lo~ h~s~ in ~he ~ea ln whi~h a 1~ ~e~t~ ~n
it, ~l~nting cut~ psr~llel t~ cen~re line which ~orIn
s~ddle ~nd e~h ~es~ing log ha~, in the area of the lawer-
log, ~ V-no~h which ove~lap~ the saddle, ~esting with
both of it~ l~teral ~re~ on ~he ~l~ntin~ <~u~ of th~
lowe~ lc,g.
Su~h ~ cc~rner joint f~ a Log hou~e ~de of individual
log~ i~ known fro~ Ge~m~n utili~y ~del 85 ~ 0. I~ this
~odel the rele~ant ~addl~ i~ cc~ntin~ous, th~t is unin~er-
rup~ed th~oughout its en~i~e le~g~h ~ whi~h ex~ends f ram
th~ ~n~ qid~ ~f ~he re~ting l~g ~ 8 other ~ ~ de, and the
V-no~ah ln~r~ti~g with ~he sadd~e i~ fo~ed ~rc~m aorre-
~p~nding fl~t v-no~h fl~nk~ re~ting ~n th~ ~lan~ing au~s
of the sadd~ e . ~h~ ~ arrang~m~nt c~f ~add~e ~d V-n~t~h
~llow~ moi~tu~ p~ially rain wa~er, to penetr~te
thrc)ugh the corne~ j~in~ i.n~ ~h~ int~ of ~h~ lo~
hcsu~e. ~herefo~e ~hi~ corne~ j~in~ i~ to be de~;cril:~ed a3
c~nly li~nitedly l~akproo~.,

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The p~oblerl of ~hi~ invention i~ to design ~he corner
~oint~ ~f a lo~ hous~ m~de ~f indi~tidu~ gs in such a
way that th~y sre leakpro~f.
In the c!~se of a log hou~e made of individ~ g~ of
the type men~ n~d at ~he ~egin~inq, this pro~lem i~
solved }~y dividing the ~ad~lle, ~t le~t in the ~re~ c~f c:~ne
~addle ~ide, ~y me~n~ of ~ ~ro~pie~ ~n~ the V-not~h,
le~ in ~he ~e~ of the V-notc~h ~lank, ~ me~n~ c?f a
groo~re running in ~he lon~itudin~1 dire~tion of ~he re~-
ing log, ~he ~ro~apie~e en~ging in the groove whe~e ~ ogs
a~e ~ d on ~op ~ one ~nothe~. The ~r~piece p~ev~nts
tur~ ~ liquid penetr~ting from out~ide in~o the
in~erior of t-he lo~ h~u~e ~l~ng ~he slan~in~ ~u~ of the
s~ddle rel~ed to the ~ro~spiece. ~h~ n~alsture ~r li~{uid
collect~ in the axeA csf ~he ~ pie~e, which sà~
kind of bar~ie~, d~ipping from the lower log in th2
ext~xior axea of th~ l~g, h~u~e. ~he aros~pie~e ~ in ~he
groc~v~, en~urin~ that th~ two l~g~ do no~ overlay one
~ncs~h~r in the g~oov~-cr~piec: e ~rea in ~u~h ~ w~y t~
gap~ ~orm ~etween the two log~ ~ n the are~ of the aorner
3c~int
In the c~e of ~ ~rner join~ formed by means of log~
in ~A log house in whL~h the fr~e ends of the lo~ nlway~
~ro je~t l~eyon~ th~ ~onne~ing a~ of the~e log~, only
on~ of th~ four inter~e~ins~ are~s of the log~ llo-
c~ated t~ th~ in~rior ~ide of th~ lcsg ho~e as ~ rul~ I ~o
th~t fb~ the purpo~e~ of thia inventl~n it i~ ~uffi~ent
if th~ ~o~apie~e i~ lo~ted in the are~ ~f ~ne sa~dle
si~le and the ~r~ove i~ relate~ to this cr~s~piece~ The

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g~oove and ~he cro~piece can be manuf~ctu~ed more ea~ily,
howe~er, if the ~roR3piet:~e i~ lo~ated in the are~ o~ bo~h
~addle side~ and thr~ugh the gr~v~ in the area of hot~
not~h f 1 ank~ .
A ~pecial de~ign en~ures th~t ~he ~x~erior ~ntour of
~he cro~piec~ corresp~nd~ t~ thfl~ of the rough log i n
thi~ lo~ ~rea. Thi~ means th~t two ~addle no~h ~ctions
are placed in eA~h l~wer log ~ n ~re8 }: etwee~ these
~ec~io~ t 1lnwork~d which repre~nt~ ~he cro~piec~.
In general, the xe~ting l~g ha~ ~n inwdrdly ~urved longi-
~udinal gr~ove on its b~t~o~n ide~ The groo~, whi~h
interaqts ~ith the ~ro~spie~e, aontintl~s a~ ~n indentAti~n
~f the lc~ngi~udinal groove in ~he a~ea Qf the V-n~tch, ~he
lon~i~udinal g~oove ~ervin~ ~lB ~he s~t for th~ ~ro~8pie~e
of the l~wer lo~ in the a~a of ~he t~-notch~
Prefera}: ly, the ~orner join~ is c~e~i~ned in s~h ~ way
tha~ the re~tir~ log and the low~ log are ~rrange~ ~t an
an~le of 9 Q ~ one ~nother . In ~hi~ c~se it i~ ~g~xded ~s
appropriate i~ the ~r~s~pi~Ce divid~s ~he s~ddle in two
h~lves ~rang~d ~mmetri~ly to ~he ~ro~piec~ whi~h
o~he~ e h~ve the ~an~ ~h~p~ Fur~h~rm~re, it i~ ~eg~rded
~ a~n~ageou~ if the ~c)ove in ~he re~ting log di~ides
the V-notch into ~w~ V-not~h h~l~re~ ~rrang~d ~ netric~lly
t~ the g~bo~re. ~ is ~l~o con~eivable, howev~r, ~ provide
orner j~in~ w~ th wh~ ~h th~ log~ s~e ar~anged a~ ~n
~n~l~ to on~ ~oth~ ~hi~h d~viates from ~0, ~n ~ngle of
up to 120 fc~r ~x~nple. ~n this c~ th~ crosspiece is t~
~e ~r~anged nt ~n ~ngl~ ~orre~pondin~ to th~ lc)ngitudinal
alignmen~ o~ the resting l~g, in additi~n, ~h~ po~ition of
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the V-notch i~ to be chosen in ~uch a way th~t it ~un~ in
t} e l~ns~itudin~l clir~c~ti~n of th~ wer log.
It i~ nc;~t nece~ry for p~po~e~ of the inven~ion ~hzlt
the cros~pieçe, c~ut L~ the longitudin~l dir~ti~n ~sf the
r~l~tsd log, have à ~ec~ngular cro~ e~tion. In orde~ to
ac:hieve the purpo~e of ~he i~vention, it i~ al~o not
ne~e~ th~ the c~osspie~e ~emain ~ fu~1 h~ight,
i . e ~ it~ c~urv~d ex~erior aont~u~ ~gxee with the ex~erior
c~ntour of ~he l~g. It i~ fully ~ufflaien~ if ~h~ cr~
plece ha~ a height of c~n~y 1~ t~ 20 mm. The crc)~p~ ec~e ~an
~l~o h~re dif~ren~ ~ross-se~ n~, for example a trap-
ezoid~l ~ros~-section ~ a tri~ngul~r ~r~s-s~c~tion ~hic~h
p~entA i~-~elf ~ ell~d edge. Th~ bevelle~ ~d~
sho~lld ~w~ys b~ ~irected tow~rd~ t~ ext~ior ~f the
h~u~ .
In one ~pecia~ de~i~n c~f the corn~r join~ it is
plAnned th~t at lç~t on~ ~lan~ing ~u~ has ~ dra~ na~e
t~ough whiah ~un~ at ~n ~cute an~le ~o the c~o~spie~e fr~m
the cQrne~ formed by the cro3~piec~ ~el~ed ~o thi~ ~lan~
ing c; ut and the ~addl~ ~on~ ~re~ted be~w~n ~he ~nting
cut~ tc~ t~e exterior of the lo~s. The drainag~ ~rough ~n
~e p~odu~d }:sy a ~imple ~ut in the relev~n~ ntin~ cut~
T~e wa~er c~o~ lectlng in ~he ~o~e~ n~ention~d i~ guid~ in
def ined ~nner to the exter ~ or of the lo~ y ~he drain-
a~e trough r i . e . di~harged in~o ~he rough lo~ are~ .
It i~ ~bviou~ly pos~ibl~ to u~e ~her element~ to seal
the aorner jc~int in ~ddi~ion to th~ in~en~iv~ n~e~ es
s~ipul~ed~ For ex~nlple, ~hi8 c8n ~e done ~y ~l~o usin~

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moi~t~re-repell~nt or moi~ture-imperIne~ble materia~1~ and
elasti~ ~ealing ~lem~ in the corne~ joint are~.
Fur~her fe~ture~ of the in~ention ~re pre~ented in ~he
description o~ ~he f igure~ snd in the f igure~ then~sel~e~,
it being n~e~ that al ~ individutll fe~tures ~nd ~11 c~mbi-
n~tl~n~ of individual f~tu~e~ ~re e!88enti~l to ~h~ in-~en-
tion .
The inven~ion i~ desc~ibed in ~he figure~ ~ing t;WQ
embodiment~ a~ exsmples without being ~e~ ted to these.
The figure~ r~te ~ follc~w~ ~
Figure 1 ~ sp~ l top vi~w of ~1 log hou~e in ~he area of
ne~ wi~h ~h~ woc~en logs conr~ec~e~ to ~he
~o~ner and ~:Q be ~n~ted t~ the ~rne~;
Figure ~ the aorner joint per Fig-~re 1, ~hown for ~ p~rt
of the 1~B, ~i~W~d from the b~t~m;
Figu~e 3 z~ bo~csm view of the re~ting lt~g in ~h~ ~o~ner
; o in~
Fig~lre 4 a top vi~w of th~ lower lc:g in the c~rner joint
~rea and
Fi~e 5 ~ ~op ~iew of a ~orner j~int with ~o diagonally
in~r~ectin~ log~ t
Figu~e 6 a c~ro~ e~tlon of a log in the c~osspi~c~ ~r~,
the c!ro~spiec~ hA~ing ~ t~apezoid~l ~rc~ e~-
ti~n;

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Figure 7 ~ spatial top view of the lo~ ho~e in the ar~a
of a aorne~ p~ Figu~e ~ in whi~h the ~r~s~pie~e
ha~ ngul~r aro~q-~ectlon in~tead o~ a ~e~-
tang~l~r cro~ s~ction and, con~quen~ly, has 8
bevelled edge ~nd
Figure 8 a ~ro~s~se~tion bf ~he ~rc)~pi~ce illustr~ted in
Flgure 7.
Ea~h lo~ex log 1 h~s l~nting ~uts 3 in ~he area of
the re~ting log ~ whiah h~v~ the s~me ~h~pe ~nd ~hi~h ~re
lc~cated on bo~h ~ide~ of ~:he qent~e llne p~r~l lel to it
~r~d to ~ne ~no~her . ~wo B ~ ~Lnting cuts ~ ~re loc~ated on
e~ch ~lde of the cen~re line ~nd Rre separa~ed ~yIrune~ri-
~al~y frc)m one ~n~the~ }~y a ~r~pi~ 4 r~u~ning pe~pen-
dicul~r to ~Le centre line. The ~our sl~nting ~ut~ 3 f~rm
~ ddl~ ~. Th~ dle ~om~ 6 repre~ent the rou~h exter-
ior ac~ntour o~ ~ch lower log 1 and, therefore, i8 round-
ed . Thi~ al ~ ~ppli~s t4 the exterior cont~ of t~e ~08~-
pie~ 4, whlah repre~ents th~ exterior contour of ~he
r~ugh L~w~r lo~. R~u~h lo~ Inea~s ~ g co~e~ponding to a
~elled ~re~ trunk c~r ~ t~e t~ k from whi~h the ~al k h~
been remc~ved. Th~ t~u~ ~ eæch lo~er log i~ pro~u~e~ in
the ~e~ of the ~Addle S ~y ~he sl~nt~ ng CUt8 3 bei~g cu~
QU~ of this 1 c~g an~ ~ne sA~dle ~ide ~f th~ cro~ pie~e 4
~en~aining between the ~l~ntlng c:uts 3.
Th~ re ~ing log~ ~ h~ve ~ c~c)rrespc~n~ing de Yi~n in ~he
a.re~ in whi~h ~h~ n e~h l~w~ log 1. ~r example,
eac~h re~ing l~g ~ h2s a V-notc: h 7 with two V-nc~ h fl~nk
8 and ~ in ~ are~ comin~ in~o con~ with th~ ~ea of
the~ saddle ~ c) the ~e~ing l~g 2. ~ne V-not~h flank

r 2 1 ~1 3 i ~i 8
cc~me~ i~tc) cont~ct with the ~l~nting ~u~ 3 on one side c:~f
the ~ddle 5, wherea~ the ~ther V not~h flank ~ ~om~ into
aont~ct with the ~l~n~in~ cut~ 3 on the ~ther ~i~e of ~he
~addle 5. Ea~h re~ing log 2 has a longituclin~l groove 10
loa~ted on it~ lowe~ ~ide p~ra~lel ~o th~ aentre li~e
whi~h c4ntinues ag a ~eep~ne~ groo~r~ 11 opposite t~ the V-
no~ch fl~nk~ nd 9 in the r~ugh ~-notch area of thi~
log. The c~ ection~l ~hape cor~espond~ advantage~ly
tc: th~t c)f c~ piece 4, h~w~ve~ ~Rith ~ minc~ ov~r-~imen-
on 80 that ~h~ cro~piec~ 4 ~an fit in~o t~e gr4~ve 11.
Fig~re~ 1 to S illu~r~te the arr~ngem~n~ of ~ large
numk,er ~f 1~ 1 cr ~ re~pe~ti~ely ~rr~ng~ n top c)f one
~n~th~r ~o fc~rIn a re~t~ngula~ co~ner join~ of a l~g h~use.
E~ch resting log ~ i~ plAc~ at a ri~ht ~ngle on th~ lowe~
log 1 re~ated t~ it, the v~ h f lanks 8 and 9 of ~he V-
notch 7 aom~n~ l~t~ c~on~ with th~ n~ing cuts 3 of
the cro~spie~e 4 snd ~h~ 0~ple~e 4 fi~ting into the
groove 11.
~ igure 4 u~s ~ simplifi~d ill~s~r~ion tc~ ~hc~ the
~e~lln~ ef~ec~ att~in~d wi~h ~he inven~ion. Thi~ figu~
contairl~ a top ~iew of th~ ~nd are~ of ~he low~r lo~ 1
~ontinuous line ) and ~he ~nd ~e~ ~f the ~es~ing log
brolc~n l ine ) with l~ in~l grocsv~ 10 and grcsove 1 1 .
~he thre~ ~at4rs 12~ , and 12c ~ llu~rate the ext~-
ic~r ~re~ of the l~g h~e formed b~ th~ in~er~ec~i~g
logs, wherea~ the int~ri~r of the lo~ hou~e is illu~tra~ed
by ~e~tion 1~. ~oisture o~ liqui~ which i~ direc~ted from
outside via ~ecto~ he dire~ti~n ~sf the a~ow 14
&long the ~l~nting aut ~ ~f th~ 5 rel~ed ~o thi~

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~e~or l~a i~ preven~ed by the ~r~n~ver~e cros~piece 4
f rom penetra~ing ~ween the twc~ log~ 1 ~n~ ~ into the
~e~ of the ~lan~ing ~u~ ~ r~l~ted to ~ector 13 ~o ~h~t
th~ moi~tur~ or liquid i~ kept ~w~y fr~m the interi~r of
the log house~ The liquid collecting in thi~ area i~
drAined ~ff by an ~d~ition~ in~ge tr~u~h 15. It run3
fr~m ~he corner 16 formed between the ar~pie~e 4 and the
~ddle c~mb ~ t~ the ~xterior ~t~u~ 17 of th~ log 1 ~t
a~n scute an~le to the cros ~piec:e 4 . Moi~ture or liquid
whi~h ~ t~ in ~e~or~ 12b ~nd 12~ i~ alr~dy p~ev~nted
from penetratlng into the interior of the log house by the
saddl~ 5, i.~ pe~ he ~ddle ~omb 6. N~re~theleQ~,
dr~i~age troughs 15 for these two ~e~tors 12b and l~c are
~l~o illu~tr~t~ in ~i~u~e 4.
In ~he embodi~nent lllu tr~ted in Figu~e ~, in cont~st
~c: the emkc)diIn~nt~ ~ llu~trat~d ln Flgure~ 1 to 4 / the log~
1 ~nd ~ are a~ranged diag~nally to one ~n~ther t~ f~Y~m the
~orner join~ In thi~ d~-gn the c~o~pie~e i~ a~r~n~ed
~i~g~nally t~ ~h~ ~addl~ com~ 6 in aonfor~ity with th~
longitudin~l direatLo~ ~f the r~stln~ l~g ~, ~nd ~he ~-
n~h 7 i~ plsced in the ~s~in~ 2 in ~ ~orrespondin~
ly di~gon~l manner ~ ~h~ the V-n~t~h flank~ 8 ~nd ~ A~
well a8 the g~bove 11 A~e orien~ed in th~ longit~ina~
di~ectlon of the lowe~ log l. I~ this em~odimen~ ~e
slanting ~ut~ 3 ~f ~h~ ~addle 5 ~nd the V-not~h flank~ 8,
9 are designed di~n~1y ~nd off~e~.
In the igure~ de~c~ibed, the releva~t log~ are ~ome-
ti~e~ ~e~ign~ted with ~wo numb~r~ 1 and 2 in order to
illu~tr~t~ th~t in e~h ~se the lo~ de i~n~t~d ~ the

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lower lo~ a~ ~o functic~n~ a~ a r~Sting lo~ on A~Ount of
many logs being ~r~ng~d on top of one anoth~r ht the ~me
tim~. Corlsequently, ~h 1~ r 2 re~pectiv~ly h~ ~
~ad~le ~ with cr~s~piece 4 ~ w~ B a V-n~h 7 with
groove 11 if it has to ~erve both functic~n~.
~ i~u~ 6 ill~s~rat~ u~ ~long line A-A in Figure 1
~hrough a ~ro~piece 4 which i~ ~ ~no~if ic~tion of th~
illu~tr~ion in Fi~lare 1. A~ Figure 6 ~how~, ~he crv~
piece 4 h~ a ~r~pezoiclal ~hap~.
Figux~ 7 ~nd 8 illu~r~e th~ arrRngement of the log~
in ~he ~reA ~f ~ co~ne~ in whi~h the ~ pi~ 4 1~
designed ~ ~ hev~ dge with ~ height bf cir~ 10 to
20 mm. The be~ell~d edge su~a~ dire~ed t~w~rd~ l;he
hou~e exteri~r i~ designsted with referena~ n~ r ~0 in
~hes~ f igures . It run~ perpendicul~r to the ~l~ntin~ cut 3
Adj~en~ ~o ~he ex~rior ~ ~he ho~s~. Th~ l~e~elle~ edg~
i~ lllu~tr~t~d i~ cut A-A in ~lgure ~.

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Application Published (Open to Public Inspection) 1995-08-24

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Description 
Date
(yyyy-mm-dd) 
Number of pages   Size of Image (KB) 
Abstract 1995-08-24 1 22
Cover Page 1995-10-18 1 16
Description 1995-08-24 9 371
Claims 1995-08-24 3 95
Drawings 1995-08-24 4 133
Representative drawing 1998-03-16 1 32
Prosecution correspondence 1995-06-02 1 37
Courtesy - Office Letter 1995-04-06 2 68