US20180128009A1 - Privacy Strips/ Privacy Tips - Google Patents
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- This invention relates to general to privacy fences, and more particularly to an apparatus designed to fill open gaps between pickets in privacy fencing arrangements.
- My invention works by inserting individual privacy strips in between the vertical gap of the fence boards. Insert into the top of the bottom 2 ⁇ 4 that runs horizontal to the fence boards and then bend out and insert into the bottom of the top 2 ⁇ 4 that also runs horizontal to the fence boards. For privacy tips, simply insert a shorter strip into the top 2 ⁇ 4 to cover the short gap above the top 2 ⁇ 4.
- Product can be plastic, wood, vinyl, aluminum, metal, etc.
- FIG. 1 a illustrates an exemplary privacy fencing design showing where a privacy tip and privacy strip would be placed.
- FIG. 1 b illustrates an exploded view of the Privacy Tip shown in FIG. 1 a.
- FIG. 1 c illustrates an exploded view of the Privacy Strip shown in FIG. 1 a.
- My invention works by inserting individual privacy strips in between the vertical gap of the fence boards. Insert into the top of the bottom 2 ⁇ 4 that runs horizontal to the fence boards and then insert into the bottom of the top 2 ⁇ 4 that also runs horizontal to the fence boards. For privacy tips, simply insert a shorter strip into the top 2 ⁇ 4 to cover the short gap above the top 2 ⁇ 4 so taller people can't see into your back yard.
- Product can be plastic, wood, vinyl, or any material that would allow for the successful covering of the individual vertical gaps/spaces in between the fence boards. The features and parts simply consist of individual strips and the top and bottom of these strips may be wedged or non-wedged.
- FIG. 1 a illustrates an exemplary privacy fencing design showing where a privacy tip and privacy strip would be placed.
- the privacy strip is configured to occupy only the volume of space created between a right side of a first picket, a left side of a second picket, above a bottom stringer of a privacy fence and below a top stringer of the privacy fence.
- the privacy strip is integrated into the privacy fence by inserting a first side of the privacy strip into the top of the bottom stringer, bending out, and then inserting the second side of the privacy strip into the bottom of the top stringer.
- the privacy strip may be made of vinyl, plastic, wood, aluminum, steel, or tin.
- the privacy strip may be one inch wide.
- the privacy tip configured to occupy the volume of space created above the top stringer, and between the right side of the first picket and the left side of the second picket.
- the privacy tip may be one feet long.
- the privacy tip is integrated into the privacy fence by sticking a first wedge side into the top stringer.
- the privacy tip is made of vinyl, plastic, wood, aluminum, steal, or tin.
- FIG. 1 b illustrates an exploded view of the privacy tip shown in FIG. 1 a .
- the privacy tip may be one feet long.
- FIG. 1 c illustrates an exploded view of the privacy strip shown in FIG. 1 a .
- the privacy strip may be one inch wide.
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- This invention relates to general to privacy fences, and more particularly to an apparatus designed to fill open gaps between pickets in privacy fencing arrangements.
- Privacy fences made of wood shrink throughout the years and create a vertical gap in between the fence boards that allow neighbors to peek through, therefore, losing your privacy. Other products such as bamboo sections have been used to try and cover large sections of fence, but rot out after a couple of years, fall apart and have to constantly be replaced.
- My invention works by inserting individual privacy strips in between the vertical gap of the fence boards. Insert into the top of the bottom 2×4 that runs horizontal to the fence boards and then bend out and insert into the bottom of the top 2×4 that also runs horizontal to the fence boards. For privacy tips, simply insert a shorter strip into the top 2×4 to cover the short gap above the top 2×4. Product can be plastic, wood, vinyl, aluminum, metal, etc.
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FIG. 1a illustrates an exemplary privacy fencing design showing where a privacy tip and privacy strip would be placed. -
FIG. 1b illustrates an exploded view of the Privacy Tip shown inFIG. 1 a. -
FIG. 1c illustrates an exploded view of the Privacy Strip shown inFIG. 1 a. - My invention works by inserting individual privacy strips in between the vertical gap of the fence boards. Insert into the top of the bottom 2×4 that runs horizontal to the fence boards and then insert into the bottom of the top 2×4 that also runs horizontal to the fence boards. For privacy tips, simply insert a shorter strip into the top 2×4 to cover the short gap above the top 2×4 so taller people can't see into your back yard. Product can be plastic, wood, vinyl, or any material that would allow for the successful covering of the individual vertical gaps/spaces in between the fence boards. The features and parts simply consist of individual strips and the top and bottom of these strips may be wedged or non-wedged.
- Referring now to
FIG. 1a .FIG. 1a illustrates an exemplary privacy fencing design showing where a privacy tip and privacy strip would be placed. By inserting individual privacy strips in between the vertical gap of the fence boards. Insert into the top of the bottom 2×4 that runs horizontal to the fence boards and then insert into the bottom of the top 2×4 that also runs horizontal to the fence boards. For privacy tips, simply insert a shorter strip into the top 2×4 to cover the short gap above the top 2×4 so taller people can't see into your back yard. The privacy strip and the privacy tip are intended to fill vertical gaps between pickets. - The privacy strip is configured to occupy only the volume of space created between a right side of a first picket, a left side of a second picket, above a bottom stringer of a privacy fence and below a top stringer of the privacy fence. The privacy strip is integrated into the privacy fence by inserting a first side of the privacy strip into the top of the bottom stringer, bending out, and then inserting the second side of the privacy strip into the bottom of the top stringer. The privacy strip may be made of vinyl, plastic, wood, aluminum, steel, or tin. The privacy strip may be one inch wide.
- The privacy tip configured to occupy the volume of space created above the top stringer, and between the right side of the first picket and the left side of the second picket. The privacy tip may be one feet long. The privacy tip is integrated into the privacy fence by sticking a first wedge side into the top stringer. The privacy tip is made of vinyl, plastic, wood, aluminum, steal, or tin.
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FIG. 1b .FIG. 1b illustrates an exploded view of the privacy tip shown inFIG. 1a . The privacy tip may be one feet long. - Referring now to
FIG. 1c .FIG. 1c illustrates an exploded view of the privacy strip shown inFIG. 1a . The privacy strip may be one inch wide. - Simply insert an approximate 1 inch wide strip into the top of lower 2×4 that runs horizontal to the fence boards and insert it into the bottom of the top 2×4 that also runs horizontal to the fence boards. For privacy tips, which are approx. 1 foot long, simply stick one wedged side into the top of the top 2×4 that runs horizontal to the fence boards to unsure that taller people can't see into your back yard.
- My individual privacy strips will keep neighbors and other people from being able to look into your back yard. Privacy Tips will keep taller people from being able to look into your back yard. Making your entire back yard 100% private. Material can consist of plastic, wood, vinyl, metal, aluminum, steel, tin, etc.
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