Trilateral gutter guard

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1990-04-16

1992-04-14

Scherbel, David A.

Static structures (e.g., buildings)

Cover with surface water receiver at eave or valley

With separator; e.g., strainer

210474, E04D 1300

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051036010

ABSTRACT:
A trilateral gutter guard includes first and second angled legs adapted to rest at different locations on a gutter bottom. A substantially horizontal leg is coupled to the top of the first and second legs, the three legs each comprising a mesh. Preferably, the horizontal leg is positioned and dimensioned to allow self-cleaning of the gutter guard by natural forces.

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