Static structures (e.g. – buildings) – In situ attached-type channel or trim strip – Multilayer composite
Patent
1990-07-24
1991-05-14
Safavi, Michael
Static structures (e.g., buildings)
In situ attached-type channel or trim strip
Multilayer composite
52287, E04F 1902
Patent
active
050144863
ABSTRACT:
A termination bar for covering an edge of a sheet of roofing material applied to an outer surface of a building includes a planar body, a cover and a hinge for pivotally connecting the cover to the planar body, all formed as an integral unit. Opposite longitudinally extending edge portions of the planar body are thicker than a central portion of the body and apertures for receiving fasteners are formed in the central portion. After the termination bar has been attached to the building over the edge of the roofing material by suitable fasteners, the cover is pivoted into a superposed position on the planar body. The cover is maintained in position by a first latching means formed on one edge of the cover and a cooperating second latching means formed on one edge portion of the body.
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