Storm resistant fixed shutter assembly

Movable or removable closures – Closures interconnected for concurrent movement

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C049S074100

Reexamination Certificate

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06886294

ABSTRACT:
A Bahama or Colonial-type shutter assembly for external openings of a structure, where the shutter assembly is resistant to damage by flying debris from high wind storms and hurricanes. The shutter assembly comprises a generally rectangular frame fabricated of a light-weight metal, such as aluminum, having a pair of side members, and top and bottom members. Extending between and into the side members are a plurality of angled slats, where the ends of the angled slats are anchored within the side members by a pair of rod members passing through apertures in proximity to the slat ends. A locking mechanism may be provided to secure a pair of shutter assemblies during the periods of high winds and hurricanes.

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patent: 5778598 (1998-07-01), Ohanesian
patent: 6675534 (2004-01-01), Marocco

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