Jean C Struben

US Patent:

D2700042, Aug 2, 1983

Filed:

Mar 2, 1981

Appl. No.:

6/239365

Inventors:

Francis L. Struben - Jarrettsville MD
Jean C. Struben - Jarrettsville MD

International Classification:

D2502

US Classification:

D25 63

US Patent:

D2702860, Aug 23, 1983

Filed:

Aug 20, 1981

Appl. No.:

6/283208

Inventors:

Francis L. Struben - Jarrettsville MD
Jean C. Struben - Jarrettsville MD

International Classification:

D2502

US Classification:

D25 63

US Patent:

42851750, Aug 25, 1981

Filed:

Aug 17, 1979

Appl. No.:

6/067403

Inventors:

Francis L. Struben - Jarrettsville MD
Jean C. Struben - Jarrettsville MD

International Classification:

E04D 324
E04D 335
E04F 1000

US Classification:

52 90

Abstract:

The invention is an improved awning used on homes, mobile homes, and modular homes, where the area under the awning may be subsequently converted into an additional room. The structure provides a rigid insulating panel between the roofing material panels and the supporting framework to reduce the conduction of temperature extremes and the elimination of condensation on the inside surface of supporting framework.

US Patent:

44111096, Oct 25, 1983

Filed:

Sep 18, 1981

Appl. No.:

6/303376

Inventors:

Francis L. Struben - Jarrettsville MD
Jean C. Struben - Jarrettsville MD

International Classification:

E04D 1300
E04B 704
E04D 1304

US Classification:

52 11

Abstract:

The invention is an improved awning for installation at portable or fixed buildings, including mobile type buildings. The awning is of the rigid type and is provided with a member for affixing to the building which it serves. The invention provides a unique channel-like member for affixing the inboard side of the awning to a building structure; the channel-like member serving as in the inboard side main structural member of the awning. A plurality of uniquely shaped main beams extend from the channel-like member to an outboard member of a flanged channel-like configuration. Pan-like members are fitted between each pair of adjacent main beams to form the roof proper of the awning. The fitting of the pan-like members into the unique shape of the main beams provides a beam-braced awning structure that is very rigid. The outboard ends of the main beams are affixed to the flanged channel-like outboard member, which is suitably supported by columns or posts. A raingutter member of special configuration that provides a face plate for the awning completes the main structure.

Address:

3844 Jarrettsville Pike, Jarrettsville, MD 21084

VIN:

1GCHG39U471217285

Make:

CHEVROLET

Model:

EXPRESS CARGO

Year:

2007