Valley diverter for a gutter cover

Details Valley diverter for a gutter cover Valley diverter for a gutter cover

2004-09-08

2010-11-23

Canfield, Robert J (Department: 3633)

Static structures (e.g., buildings)

Cover with surface water receiver at eave or valley

With separator; e.g., strainer

C052S011000, C052S013000, C052S097000

Reexamination Certificate

active

07836637

ABSTRACT:
The leading wall of the valley diverter has a convex outer surface and is adapted to be axially aligned with a downwardly extending valley disposed between converging roof slopes. First and second generally straight side walls extend and taper downwardly from opposite ends of the leading wall and define an angle of ninety degrees or less. A support member extends between the leading wall and the side walls and comprises a canopy and an intermediate wall extending between the side walls, or a larger canopy that is coextensive with the side walls, or a mounting flange extending generally horizontally and inwardly from lower ends of the leading wall and the side walls.

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patent: 2003/0194269 (2003-10-01), Garza

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