Panel structure for garage doors and the like

Static structures (e.g. – buildings) – Sectioned imperforate facing within perpheral frame; e.g.,...

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52475, 52656, 52809, 49501, E06B 370

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048023191

ABSTRACT:
Each panel section of a garage door of the articulated type comprises an insulating board of styrofoam, taken in sandwich between two metallic facing sheets, the styrofoam and facing sheets edgewisely carried by a quadrangular tubular frame. The frame is made from extruded tubular sections of plastic, the interior walls thereof being coplanar and flatly edgewisely abutting against the styrofoam boards. A reinforcing metallic frame is mounted within the tubular frame. The tubular frame includes inturned locking flanges at the interior and exterior faces of the panel; at least one locking flange is releasable. The facing sheets and styrofoam boards are held in place by the locking flanges.

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