US20190194956A1 - Corner construction system and method of installing same - Google Patents
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Abstract
The present application discloses a wall panel and corner construction system for installation onto a building structure, and methods for installing same.
Description
- The present invention relates to construction of paneling, and more particularly to paneling for installation onto the exterior of structures.
- Wall panels are used as a siding or roofing material on various types of structures. The corners of these structures require weatherproof seals to prevent water from entering behind the wall panels. In prior art corner construction systems, wall panels are roughly installed up to a corner of a structure and then the ends of the panels are covered by corner caps or a corner post to conceal the ends of the wall panels and prevent water and debris from entering behind the wall panels. These corner structures are unsightly and stick out from the corner of the structure.
- Accordingly, there is a need for a corner construction system and method of installing same that are improvements over existing devices and methods.
- The corner construction system according to the present invention is further described with reference to the accompanying drawings, in which:
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FIG. 1 shows a perspective view of an embodiment of a corner construction system according to the present invention; -
FIG. 2 shows a front perspective view thereof; -
FIG. 3 shows a schematic sectional view of the embodiment ofFIG. 1 taken through a horizontal plane and viewed from the top; -
FIG. 4 show a top plan schematic view of a corner bracket thereof; and -
FIG. 5 is a flow chart showing the steps of installing an embodiment of the corner construction system according to the present invention. - The ensuing detailed description provides preferred exemplary embodiments only, and is not intended to limit the scope, applicability, or configuration of the herein disclosed inventions. Rather, the ensuing detailed description of the preferred exemplary embodiments will provide those skilled in the art with an enabling description for implementing the preferred exemplary embodiments in accordance with the herein disclosed invention. It should be understood that various changes may be made in the function and arrangement of elements without departing from the spirit and scope of the invention, as set forth in the appended claims.
- To aid in describing the invention, directional terms may be used in the specification and claims to describe portions of the present invention (e.g., upper, lower, left, right, etc.). These directional definitions are merely intended to assist in describing and claiming the invention and are not intended to limit the invention in any way. In addition, reference numerals that are introduced in the specification in association with a drawing figure may be repeated in one or more subsequent figures without additional description in the specification, in order to provide context for other features.
- For purposes of the present specification and accompanying claims, the term “adjacent” means either “in close vicinity to” or “in direct contact with.”
- For purposes of the present specification and accompanying claims, the term “overlies” means “located superficial to” or “located on top of.”
- For purposes of the present specification and accompanying claims, the term “substantially” used with respect to a geometric relationship, for example “substantially parallel” means within plus or minus 5 degrees of that relationship proper.
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FIGS. 1-3 generally show an embodiment of acorner construction system 10 in accordance with the present invention. In this embodiment, thesystem 10 comprises a first array ofwall panels 12 that is attachable to such that it overlies afirst wall 4 of astructure 2 and a second array ofwall panels 14 that is attachable to such that it overlies asecond wall 6 of thestructure 2. As shown inFIG. 1 , the first array ofwall panels 12 comprises afirst wall panel 48 and the second array ofwall panels 14 comprises asecond wall panel 60. Thesystem 10 further comprises acorner bracket 22 that, once attached to thestructure 2, overlies acorner 8 of thestructure 2. Thecorner 8 of thestructure 2 has aninterior angle 9, which in this embodiment has a value of 90 degrees. Asuitable underlayment 3, for example a housewrap material such as Tyvek® produced by E. I. du Pont de Nemours and Company of Wilmington, Del., is provided between thestructure 2 and thecorner construction system 10 prior to installation of thesystem 10 on thestructure 2. -
FIG. 4 shows thecorner bracket 22 of thesystem 10. In this embodiment, thecorner bracket 22 comprises afirst flange 28 having a flat portion 31 and aprotruding portion 32, asecond flange 30 having a flat portion 33 and a protrudingportion 34, and acorner protrusion 24 having alength 25 and abend 26 at a distal end thereof. Referring back toFIG. 3 , thecorner bracket 22 is installed onto thestructure 2 by placing thecorner bracket 22 adjacent to thestructure 2 such that the corner protrusion overlies thecorner 8 of the structure, the flat portion 31 is located adjacent to thefirst wall 4, and the flat portion 33 is located adjacent to thesecond wall 6, then the flat portion 31 is attached to thefirst wall 4 via asuitable fastener 80 and the flat portion 33 is attached to thefirst wall 4 via asuitable fastener 82. It should be understood thatFIG. 3 is depicting a cross-sectional view of thesystem 10 viewed from the top, and that a vertical row of fasteners will be used to attach both thefirst flange 28 and thesecond flange 30 to thestructure 2. When thecorner bracket 22 is attached to thestructure 2 in this fashion, thecorner protrusion 24 extends away from the first wall 4 afirst distance 40 that is measured orthogonally from thefirst wall 4, thecorner protrusion 24 extends away from the second wall 6 asecond distance 41 that is measured orthogonally from thesecond wall 6, the protrudingportion 32 extends away from thefirst wall 4, and the protrudingportion 34 extends away from thesecond wall 6. - The
corner protrusion 24 has afirst side 36 and asecond side 38. Thecorner protrusion 24 extends away from the flat portion 31 of thefirst flange 28 at afirst protrusion angle 42 and extends away from the flat portion 33 of thesecond flange 30 at asecond protrusion angle 43. In this embodiment, both thefirst protrusion angle 42 and thesecond protrusion angle 43 have a value of 135 degrees, such that thecorner bracket 22 is designed to be used for astructure 2 having a 90 degree (right angle) interior corner (i.e., a 270 degree exterior corner which is bisected by the corner protrusion 24). In alternate embodiments, thefirst protrusion angle 42 andsecond protrusion angle 43 could have different or equal values between 90 and 180 degrees (obtuse angles), or could have different or equal values less than 90 degrees (acute angles) if thecorner bracket 22 is used for a corner of a structure having an interior angle greater than 180 degrees (i.e., a reflex angle). As would be appreciated by one of ordinary skill in the art, while the individual values of the angles are adjustable based on the geometry of thestructure 2, the sums of thefirst protrusion angle 42,second protrusion angle 43, and theinterior angle 9 of thecorner 8 of thestructure 2 will sum to approximately 360 degrees. For example, if theinterior angle 9 of thecorner 8 of thestructure 2 had a value of 120 degrees, thefirst protrusion angle 42 andsecond protrusion angle 43 would have a combined value of approximately 240 degrees, and could for example have values of approximately 120 degrees each. - In this embodiment, the
first wall panel 48 has anend 52, aninterior surface 46, and anexterior surface 44 opposing theinterior surface 46. When thefirst wall panel 48 is attached to thefirst wall 4 of thestructure 2 such that theend 52 of thefirst wall panel 48 is located adjacent to thefirst side 36 of thecorner protrusion 24 and theinterior surface 46 of thefirst wall panel 48 contacts theprotruding portion 32 of thefirst flange 28, adepth 72 of the first wall panel that is measured orthogonally between thefirst wall 4 and theexterior surface 44 of thefirst wall panel 48 is no greater than the first distance 40 (such that theexterior surface 44 of thefirst wall panel 48 does not extend out beyond the corner protrusion 24). In this embodiment, thesecond wall panel 60 has anend 64, aninterior surface 61, and anexterior surface 59 opposing theinterior surface 61. When thesecond wall panel 60 is attached to thesecond wall 6 of thestructure 2 such that theend 64 of thesecond wall panel 60 is located adjacent to thesecond side 38 of thecorner protrusion 24 and theinterior surface 61 of thesecond wall panel 60 contacts theprotruding portion 34 of thesecond flange 30, adepth 74 of thesecond wall panel 60 that is measured orthogonally between thesecond wall 6 and theexterior surface 59 of thesecond wall panel 60 is no greater than the second distance 41 (such that theexterior surface 59 of thesecond wall panel 60 does not extend out beyond the corner protrusion 24). - In this embodiment, the
first wall panel 48 is comprised of amain portion 56 and areturn portion 58 that is separated from themain portion 56 by abend 50. Thebend 50 has aninterior angle 54. In this embodiment, the value of theinterior angle 54 is supplementary to the value of thefirst protrusion angle 42, i.e., these values sum to 180 degrees, such that thereturn portion 58 is parallel to thefirst side 36 of thecorner protrusion 24 once thefirst wall panel 48 is installed on thefirst wall 4 such that theexterior surface 44 of thefirst wall panel 48 lies in a plane that is parallel to a plane of thefirst wall 4. In alternate embodiments, thereturn portion 58 of thefirst wall panel 48 is substantially parallel to thefirst side 36 of thecorner protrusion 24 once thefirst wall panel 48 is installed. In further alternate embodiments, thereturn portion 58 of thefirst wall panel 48 need not be parallel or substantially parallel to thefirst side 36 of thecorner protrusion 24 once thefirst wall panel 48 is installed, and optionally comes into contact with some portion of thefirst side 36 of thecorner protrusion 24. Although thereturn portion 58 is preferable because it prevents ingress of water and debris into thesystem 10, in still further alternate embodiments thereturn portion 58 need not be provided at all and theend 52 of thefirst wall panel 48, which is unbent, could be placed adjacent to thefirst side 36 of thecorner protrusion 24. - In this embodiment, the
second wall panel 60 is comprised of amain portion 68 and areturn portion 70 that is separated from themain portion 68 by abend 62. Thebend 62 has aninterior angle 66. In this embodiment, the value of theinterior angle 66 is supplementary to the value of thesecond protrusion angle 43, i.e., these values sum to 180 degrees, such that thereturn portion 70 is parallel to thesecond side 38 of thecorner protrusion 24 once thesecond wall panel 60 is installed on thesecond wall 6 such that theexterior surface 59 of thesecond wall panel 60 lies in a plane that is parallel to a plane of thesecond wall 6. In alternate embodiments, thereturn portion 70 of thesecond wall panel 60 is substantially parallel to thesecond side 38 of thecorner protrusion 24 once thesecond wall panel 60 is installed. In further alternate embodiments, thereturn portion 70 of thesecond wall panel 60 need not be parallel or substantially parallel to thesecond side 38 of thecorner protrusion 24 once thesecond wall panel 60 is installed, and optionally comes into contact with some portion of thesecond side 38 of thecorner protrusion 24. Although thereturn portion 70 is preferable because it prevents ingress of water and debris into thesystem 10, in still further alternate embodiments thereturn portion 70 need not be provided at all and theend 64 of thesecond wall panel 60, which is unbent, could be placed adjacent to thesecond side 38 of thecorner protrusion 24. - The
first wall panel 48 andsecond wall panel 60 may be delivered to the installation site without any bend, and an installer may cut eachwall panel respective bend protrusion angles corner protrusion 24 of thecorner bracket 22. Likewise, thelength 25 of thecorner protrusion 24 of thecorner bracket 22 is determined by reference to the depths of the wall panels being used for thewall panel arrays protrusion angles corner protrusion 24. Thecorner bracket 22 may be delivered to the installation site pre-formed according to the height of thecorner 8 of thestructure 2 to which it is to be installed, could be pre-marked for the bend locations, or may be formed on-site by bending a sheet of metal of the appropriate length and width to form thecorner bracket 22. Thus, an advantage of thecorner construction system 10 according to the present invention is that its components may be produced of sheet metal and shipped to the consumer flat, thus reducing the amount of shipping volume required to transport the components. An additional advantage is that an installer can use a flat piece of sheet metal to make corner brackets of various dimensions in accordance with the present invention based on the specifications of the structure and the wall panels that are to be used. If thecorner bracket 22 is pre-formed, thecorner protrusion 24 could be comprised of a single portion of the wall panel that extends from theflanges bend 26 is necessary at the end of thelength 25 of thecorner protrusion 24, as thecorner protrusion 24 is formed in some way that does not necessitate bending a piece of metal in order to form it. - In this embodiment, the protruding
portions corner bracket 22 are formed in a hooked, curved, or “J” shape. When thewall panels structure 2 and the respectiveinterior surface portion corner construction system 10 laterally past the protrudingportions portions portions FIGS. 1-4 , the protrudingportions flanges portions flanges FIGS. 1-4 , the protrudingportions corner protrusion 24 of thecorner bracket 22. In alternate embodiments, the protrudingportions respective wall structure 2, or may be bent away from thecorner protrusion 24. - In the present embodiment, the
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FIG. 5 shows a flow chart outlining an embodiment of amethod 100 of installing thecorner construction system 10 on astructure 2 in accordance with the present invention. Instep 101, thecorner bracket 22 is placed so that thecorner protrusion 24 thereof is located adjacent to and overlies thecorner 8 of thestructure 2. Instep 102, thefirst flange 28 of thecorner bracket 22 is attached to thefirst wall 4 of thestructure 2 via suitable fastener(s) 80. Instep 103, thesecond flange 30 of thecorner bracket 22 is attached to thesecond wall 6 of thestructure 2 via suitable fastener(s) 82. Inoptional step 104, thefirst wall panel 48 is bent to create amain portion 56 and areturn portion 58, and inoptional step 105 thesecond wall panel 60 is bent to create amain portion 68 and areturn portion 70. Instep 106, thefirst wall panel 48 is attached to thefirst wall 4 of thestructure 2 such that aninterior surface 46 of thefirst wall panel 48 contacts a protrudingportion 32 of thefirst flange 28, theend 52 of thefirst wall panel 48 is located adjacent to thecorner protrusion 24, and thefirst wall panel 48 does not extend out further than thecorner protrusion 24. Finally, instep 107, thesecond wall panel 60 is attached to thesecond wall 6 of thestructure 2 such that aninterior surface 61 of thesecond wall panel 60 contacts a protrudingportion 34 of thesecond flange 30, theend 64 of thesecond wall panel 60 is located adjacent to thecorner protrusion 24, and thesecond wall panel 60 does not extend out further than thecorner protrusion 24. Additional wall panels and/or cornet brackets, as necessary, could then be installed onto the structure, in accordance with the steps set forth above. - An exemplary order of steps of the
method 100 according to the present invention has been set forth above. One of ordinary skill in the art would recognize that some of the steps could be reordered, combined, and/or omitted while keeping within the scope and spirit of the present invention. - Although exemplary implementations of the herein described device and method have been described in detail above, those skilled in the art will readily appreciate that many additional modifications are possible in the exemplary embodiment(s) without materially departing from the novel teachings and advantages of the herein described device and method. Accordingly, these and all such modifications are intended to be included within the scope of the herein described device and method. The herein described device and method may be better defined by the following exemplary claims.
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17. A corner construction system adapted for installation onto a structure, the structure having a corner, a first wall, and a second wall, the first and second walls meeting at and each extending away from the corner, the corner construction system comprising:
a corner bracket comprising a corner protrusion having a first side, a second side, and a distal end, wherein the distal end comprises a bend,
a first wall panel having an end and an exterior, and a second wall panel having an end and an exterior,
wherein when the corner bracket, first wall panel, and second wall panel are attached to the structure, the corner protrusion is adjacent to and overlies the corner of the structure, the end of the first wall panel is located adjacent to the first side of the corner protrusion, the end of the second wall panel is located adjacent to the second side of the corner protrusion, and the bend of the corner protrusion remains exposed to the exterior of the first wall panel and the exterior of the second wall panel.
18. The corner construction system of claim 17 , wherein the corner protrusion is disposed between the end of the first wall panel and the end of the second wall panel.
19. The corner construction system of claim 17 , wherein the end of the first wall panel includes a bend that separates a main portion of the first wall panel from a return portion of the first wall panel, the return portion of the first wall panel being routed towards the corner of the structure, wherein the bend has an interior angle having a value between 5 and 90 degrees.
20. The corner construction system of claim 17 , further comprising a first flange having a flat portion and a protruding portion and a second flange having a flat portion and a protruding portion, the first and second flanges extending away from the corner protrusion,
wherein when the corner bracket is attached to the structure such that the corner protrusion is adjacent to and overlies the corner of the structure, the flat portion of the first flange is located adjacent to the first wall, and the flat portion of the second flange is located adjacent to the second wall, the protruding portion of the first flange extends away from the first wall, and the protruding portion of the second flange extends away from the second wall.
21. The corner construction system of claim 20 , wherein the first wall panel further includes an interior surface opposing the exterior surface of the first wall panel, the interior surface of the first wall panel contacting the protruding portion of the first flange when the corner bracket, first wall panel, and second wall panel are attached to the structure.
22. The corner construction system of claim 20 , wherein the protruding portion of the first flange is located at an end of the first flange located opposite to the corner protrusion and the protruding portion of the second flange is located at an end of the second flange located opposite to the corner protrusion.
23. The corner construction system of claim 20 , wherein the corner protrusion extends away from the flat portion of the first flange at a first protrusion angle, the first protrusion angle having a value between 90 and 180 degrees.
24. The corner construction system of claim 20 , wherein the protruding portion of the first flange extends away from the flat portion thereof towards the corner protrusion.
25. The corner construction system of claim 20 , wherein the protruding portion of the first flange is hooked or curved.
26. A method of installing a corner construction system onto a structure, the structure having a corner, a first wall, and a second wall, the first and second walls meeting at and each extending away from the corner, the method comprising:
attaching a corner bracket to the structure such that a corner protrusion of the corner bracket is located adjacent to and overlies the corner of the structure, the corner protrusion extends away from the first wall and the second wall to a distal end having a bend;
attaching a first wall panel having an end and an exterior to the first wall such that the end of the first wall panel is located adjacent to a first side of the corner protrusion and the bend of the corner protrusion remains exposed to the exterior of the first wall panel; and
attaching a second wall panel having an end and an exterior to the second wall such that the end of the second wall panel is located adjacent to a second side of the corner protrusion that opposes the first side thereof and the bend of the corner protrusion remains exposed to the exterior of the second wall panel.
27. The method of claim 26 , further comprising placing the end of the first wall panel in contact with the first surface of the corner protrusion.
28. The method of claim 27 , further comprising bending the end of the first wall panel to create a main portion of the first wall panel and a return portion of the first wall panel prior to the step of attaching the first wall panel to the first wall, wherein the step of attaching the first wall panel to the first wall further comprises placing the return portion adjacent to the first side of the corner protrusion.
29. The method of claim 28 , wherein the step of attaching the first wall panel to the first wall further comprises placing the end of the first wall panel in contact with the first side of the corner protrusion.
30. The method of claim 28 , wherein the step of bending the end of the first wall panel further comprises bending the end such that an interior angle having a value between 5 and 90 degrees is formed between the main portion and the return portion.
31. The method of claim 26 , further comprising attaching at least one layer of underlayment to the first wall and second wall of the structure prior to attaching any of the corner bracket, first wall panel, or second wall panel to the structure.
32. A corner bracket for use in a corner construction system that includes a first wall panel and a second wall panel, the corner construction system being adapted for installation onto a structure, the structure including a first wall adjoining a second wall to form a corner, the corner bracket comprising
a corner protrusion having a distal end, a first side extending from the distal end to a first proximal end, and a second side opposite the first side and extending from the distal end to a second proximal end;
a first flange extending outwardly from the first proximal end of the first side of the corner protrusion, the first flange including a first flat portion and a first protruding portion; and
a second flange extending outwardly from the second proximal end of the second side of the corner protrusion, the second flange including a second flat portion and a second protruding portion;
wherein the first side and the second side of the corner protrusion are integrally connected at the distal end of the corner protrusion, creating a bend at the distal end of the corner protrusion.
33. The corner bracket of claim 32 , wherein the first protruding portion of the first flange extends away from the first flat portion towards the corner protrusion.
34. The corner bracket of claim 33 , wherein the first protruding portion of the first flange is hooked or curved.
35. The corner bracket of claim 33 , wherein the protruding portion of the first flange is located at an end of the first flange located opposite to the corner protrusion and the protruding portion of the second flange is located at an end of the second flange located opposite to the corner protrusion.
36. The corner bracket of claim 32 , wherein the first proximal end of the first side and the second proximal end of the second side are separate from each other.
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