Roofing snow panel and method of constructing same

Static structures (e.g. – buildings) – Cover with projecting restrainer; e.g. – snow stop

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52630, E04D 1310

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052050882

ABSTRACT:
A roofing panel construction with at least one upstanding projection which holds accumulating precipitation in the form of snow in stasis from movement. Each projection has a smoothly rounded contoured back body with a front wall having a generally flat front outer face to arrest or inhibit the downward motion of accumulated snow or ice. The body of each projection is generally triangularly shaped in cross section throughout its longitudinal dimension for strengthening the body and wall under snow or ice loading. The front wall of each projection is disposed at an acute angle relative to the transverse dimension of its associated panel for helping to prevent the accumulation of standing water as accumulated snow or ice melts gradually. Similar projections are staggered and angularly displaced relative to one another. In another form of the invention, different types of projections are spaced apart and aligned relative to one another.

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patent: 3583113 (1971-06-01), Winski
patent: 5044130 (1991-09-01), Chiddister

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