Self-interlocking standing seam for a building panel

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1977-04-12

1978-08-15

Perham, Alfred C.

Static structures (e.g., buildings)

Relatively yieldable preformed separator

Between overlapping edges of surfacing sections

52511, 52522, 52529, 52531, 52539, 52552, E04D 3363

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ABSTRACT:
A self-interlocking standing seam for a building panel. The panel includes a male element on one lateral edge and a female element on the other lateral edge. The male element is wedged into a channel on the female element and is locked in place by a skirt on the female element. A fastener can be located on the panel lateral edge having either the male or female element thereon for securing the panel to a building element, such as a purlin.

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