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US3314203A US293114A US29311463A US3314203A US 3314203 A US3314203 A US 3314203A US 293114 A US293114 A US 293114A US 29311463 A US29311463 A US 29311463A US 3314203 A US3314203 A US 3314203A
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    • E04B—GENERAL BUILDING CONSTRUCTIONS; WALLS, e.g. PARTITIONS; ROOFS; FLOORS; CEILINGS; INSULATION OR OTHER PROTECTION OF BUILDINGS
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  • FIG. 1 is a perspective view of a mobile home embodying the invention.
  • FIG. 2 is a fragmentary sectional view on an enlarged scale taken along the line 22 in FIG. 1.
  • FIG. 3 is a fragmentary sectional view on an enlarged scale of the circled portion shown in FIG. 2.
  • FIG. 4 is a fragmentary sectional view on an enlarged scale taken along the line 44 in FIG. 1.
  • FIG. 5 is a fragmentary sectional view on an enlarged scale taken along the line 55 in FIG. 1.
  • FIG. 6 is a fragmentary sectional view on an enlarged scale taken along the line 66 in FIG. 1.
  • a mobile home 16 which is adapted to be supported by wheels for transport from one location to another and to be used as a home at a point of destination comprises side, top and bottom walls in accordance with general well-known design.
  • the present invention is directed to the construction of the side and end Walls.
  • the mobile home 19 comprises a frame made of suitable membe s such as wood members defining supports for the vertical walls. As shown in FIGS. 2 and 3, the frame members 11 are made of wood, extend substantially vertically and are spaced horizontally from one another. Panel sections 12 which have decorative vertical ribs 13 thereon are provided between the frame members 11.
  • a base strip 14- is fastened and extends Vertically along each vertical frame member 11 by suitable means such as staples 15.
  • Flanges 16 extend inwardly from the longitudinal side edges of the base strip 14 in spaced relation to the base strip.
  • the vertical edges of the panel sections 12 are formed with inwardly extending flanges 17 that are spaced from the inner surface of the panel section 12 substantially the thickness of the flange 16 so that the panel sections 12 can be interlocked with flanges 16 by sliding the panel sections vertically downwardly onto the panel section.
  • the friction between the flanges 16, 17 generally supports the panel sections 12.
  • a base or bottom strip 18 having a vertical portion 19, horizontal portion 2t) and front portion 22 is fixed by nailing to the lower edge of the frame and extends horizontally thereof, for purposes presently described.
  • a trim strip 23 in the form of a raised portion similar to that of the raised portion 13 on panel section 12 is provided in overlying relationship to the base strip 14 and includes laterally extending lips 24 that are interposed between the flange 17 and the base section 14.
  • the trim strip 23 is assembled by sliding the strip vertically downwardly between the flange 17 and the base strip 14.
  • the strip 23 is prevented from movement out of interlocking relation by engagement with the horizontal portion 20 of the bottom strip 18.
  • a top member 25 which includes a horizontal portion 26 that is fixed to the roof of the trailer, a vertical panel 27 that overlies the apex of the raised portions 23 and 13, a horizontal portion 28, a vertical portion 29 and vertical portions 30, horizontal portion 31 and vertical portion 32 which are bent back around the portions 29, 28 and 27 to define a gutter.
  • the joint between front and side walls is made as shown in FIG. 6 by use of a corner member 33 which has flat portions 34 at right angles to one another, each of which has inwardly turned flanges 35 along the side edges thereof that interlock with flanges 17 on the panel sections 12.
  • the members 12, 14, 23, 18, 25 and 33 are made of metal and preferably aluminum with or without an enamel coating so that the construction is attractive and light in weight.
  • the combination comprising a frame for a vertical wail comprising a plurality of spaced vertical frame members,
  • said last-mentioned means extending through substantially the central portion of said base strip
  • each said base strip having an outwardly facing flange along each of the vertical longitudinal edges thereof extending inwardly of the central portion thereof,
  • each said panel section having an inwardly turned flange at opposed marginal vertical edges facing along the inner wall thereof adjacent said frame member and frictionally engaging behind one of said flanges on said base strips,
  • a trim strip having a central raised portion and laterally extending lips slidably positioned within said flanges of each said base strip and behind said flanges of said panel sections.
  • a corner member having substantially flat corner portions at generally right angles to one another covering adjacent sides of a vertical frame member
  • said panel sections having inwardly extending and facing flanges engaging and interlocking said corner member flanges.
  • the combination comprising a frame for a vertical wall comprising a plurality of spaced vertical ⁇ frame members,
  • said last-mentioned means extending through substantially the central portion of said base strip
  • each said base strip having an outwardly facing flange along each of the vertical longitudinal edges thereof extending inwardly of and parallel to the central portion thereof,
  • each said panel section having an inwardly turned on said base strips, flange at opposed marginal vertical edges facing and parallel to the inner wall thereof adjacent said frame and frictionally engaging behind one of said flanges and a trim strip having a central raised portion and laterally extending lips parallel to said flanges on said base strip and panel sections slidably positioned Within said flanges of said base strip and behind said flanges of said panel sections.
  • a corner member having substantially flat corner portions at generally right angles to one another covering adjacent sides of a vertical frame member
  • said panel sections having inwardly extending flanges engaging and interlocking said corner member flanges.
  • the combination comprising a frame for a vertical wall comprising a vertical frame member
  • said last-mentioned means extending through substantially the central portion of said base strip
  • said base strip having an outwardly facing flange along each of the vertical longitudinal edges thereof extending inwardly of the central portion thereof,
  • each said panel section having an inwardly turned flange facing along the inner wall thereof adjacent said frame member and frictionally engaging behind one of said flanges on said base strip,
  • a trim strip having a central raised portion and laterally extending lips slidably positioned within said flanges of said base strip and behind said flanges of said panel sections.
  • the combination comprising a frame for a vertical wall comprising a plurality of spaced vertical frame members,
  • said last-mentioned means extending through substantially the central portion of said base strip
  • each said base strip having an outwardly facing flange along each of the vertical longitudinal edges thereof extending inwardly of the central portion thereof,
  • each said panel section having an inwardly turned flange at opposed marginal vertical edges facing along the inner wall thereof adjacent said frame member and frictionally engaging behind one of said flanges on said base strips,
  • a trim strip having a central raised portion and laterally extending lips slidably positioned within said flanges of each said base strip and behind said flanges of said panel sections.
  • said bottom member extending transverse to the vertical members and intersecting the lower ends thereof and vertically supporting said trim strips
  • the combination comprising a frame for a vertical wall comprising a plurality of spaced vertical frame members,
  • said last-mentioned means extending through substantially the central portion of said base strip
  • each said base strip having an outwardly facing flange along each of the vertical longitudinal edges thereof extending inwardly of the central portion thereof,
  • each said panel section having an inwardly turned flange at opposed marginal vertical edges facing along the inner wall thereof adjacent said frame member and frictionally engaging behind one of said flanges on said base strips,
  • trim strip having a central raised portion and laterally extending lips slidably positioned within said flanges of each said base strip and behind said flanges of said panel sections,
  • top member overlying said trim strips and extending throughout the width of said panel sections
  • said member having an outwardly extending peripheral portion which defines a trough for drainage.
  • the combination comprising a frame for a vertical wall comprising a plurality of spaced vertical frame members,
  • said last-mentioned means extending through substantially the central portion of said base strip
  • each said base strip having an outwardly facing flange along each of the vertical longitudinal edges thereof extending inwardly of the central portion thereof,
  • each said panel section having an inwardly turned flange at opposed marginal vertical edges facing along the inner wall thereof adjacent said frame member and frictionally engaging behind one of said flanges on said base strips,
  • trim strip having a central raised portion and laterally extending lips slidably positioned within said flanges of each said base strip and behind said flanges of said panel sections,
  • said bottom member extending transverse to the vertical members and intersecting the lower ends thereof and vertically supporting said trim strips
  • top member overlying said trim strips and extending throughout the width of said panel sections
  • said member having an outwardly extending peripheral portion which defines a trough for drainage.

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April 1967 D. J. HILL ETAL 3,314,203
MOBILE HOME CONSTRUCTION Filed July 5, 1963 INVENTOR. D. JAM E S HILL RAYMOND HARDING ATTORNEYS United States Patent Ofiice 3,3142% Patented Apr. 18, 1967 3,314,203 MGBILE HOME CONSTRUCTION Delmar James Hill, Detroit, and Raymond L. Harding, Mariette, Mich, assignors to Active Mobile Homes Corporation, Mariette, Mich, a corporation of Michigan Filed Juiy 5, 1963, Ser. No. 293,114 8 Claims. (Cl. 52288) This invention relates to mobile home construction and particularly to a novel wall construction for mobile homes.
It is an object of this invention to provide a mobile home construction which is strong, relatively inexpensive, low in cost and attractive.
In the drawings:
FIG. 1 is a perspective view of a mobile home embodying the invention.
FIG. 2 is a fragmentary sectional view on an enlarged scale taken along the line 22 in FIG. 1.
FIG. 3 is a fragmentary sectional view on an enlarged scale of the circled portion shown in FIG. 2.
FIG. 4 is a fragmentary sectional view on an enlarged scale taken along the line 44 in FIG. 1.
FIG. 5 is a fragmentary sectional view on an enlarged scale taken along the line 55 in FIG. 1.
FIG. 6 is a fragmentary sectional view on an enlarged scale taken along the line 66 in FIG. 1.
Referring to FIG. 1, a mobile home 16 which is adapted to be supported by wheels for transport from one location to another and to be used as a home at a point of destination comprises side, top and bottom walls in accordance with general well-known design. The present invention is directed to the construction of the side and end Walls.
In accordance with the invention, the mobile home 19 comprises a frame made of suitable membe s such as wood members defining supports for the vertical walls. As shown in FIGS. 2 and 3, the frame members 11 are made of wood, extend substantially vertically and are spaced horizontally from one another. Panel sections 12 which have decorative vertical ribs 13 thereon are provided between the frame members 11.
In accordance with the invention, a base strip 14- is fastened and extends Vertically along each vertical frame member 11 by suitable means such as staples 15. Flanges 16 extend inwardly from the longitudinal side edges of the base strip 14 in spaced relation to the base strip. The vertical edges of the panel sections 12 are formed with inwardly extending flanges 17 that are spaced from the inner surface of the panel section 12 substantially the thickness of the flange 16 so that the panel sections 12 can be interlocked with flanges 16 by sliding the panel sections vertically downwardly onto the panel section. The friction between the flanges 16, 17 generally supports the panel sections 12. However, a base or bottom strip 18 having a vertical portion 19, horizontal portion 2t) and front portion 22 is fixed by nailing to the lower edge of the frame and extends horizontally thereof, for purposes presently described.
A trim strip 23 in the form of a raised portion similar to that of the raised portion 13 on panel section 12 is provided in overlying relationship to the base strip 14 and includes laterally extending lips 24 that are interposed between the flange 17 and the base section 14. The trim strip 23 is assembled by sliding the strip vertically downwardly between the flange 17 and the base strip 14. The strip 23 is prevented from movement out of interlocking relation by engagement with the horizontal portion 20 of the bottom strip 18. By this arrangement, a joint is provided between panel sections 12 that is substantially identical to the raised portions 13 so that it is not possible without close perusal to distinguish the joint from the remainder of the construction. As a result, an attractive, low-cost appearance is provided.
Referring to FIG. 4, the upper ends of the trim strip 23 and panel sections 12 are covered by a top member 25 which includes a horizontal portion 26 that is fixed to the roof of the trailer, a vertical panel 27 that overlies the apex of the raised portions 23 and 13, a horizontal portion 28, a vertical portion 29 and vertical portions 30, horizontal portion 31 and vertical portion 32 which are bent back around the portions 29, 28 and 27 to define a gutter. The joint between front and side walls is made as shown in FIG. 6 by use of a corner member 33 which has flat portions 34 at right angles to one another, each of which has inwardly turned flanges 35 along the side edges thereof that interlock with flanges 17 on the panel sections 12.
It can thus be seen that there has been provided a wall construction that is relatively simple, low in cost and has an attractive appearance.
The members 12, 14, 23, 18, 25 and 33 are made of metal and preferably aluminum with or without an enamel coating so that the construction is attractive and light in weight.
We claim:
1. Ina mobile home and the like, the combination comprising a frame for a vertical wail comprising a plurality of spaced vertical frame members,
a lurality of vertical base strips,
means for mounting each base strip on a said vertical frame member,
said last-mentioned means extending through substantially the central portion of said base strip,
each said base strip having an outwardly facing flange along each of the vertical longitudinal edges thereof extending inwardly of the central portion thereof,
a rigid panel section between said adjacent base strips,
each said panel section having an inwardly turned flange at opposed marginal vertical edges facing along the inner wall thereof adjacent said frame member and frictionally engaging behind one of said flanges on said base strips,
and a trim strip having a central raised portion and laterally extending lips slidably positioned within said flanges of each said base strip and behind said flanges of said panel sections.
2. The combination set forth in claim 1 including a corner defined by said frame,
a corner member having substantially flat corner portions at generally right angles to one another covering adjacent sides of a vertical frame member,
and a longitudinally extending outwardly facing flange along each free edge of each flat portion of said corner member,
said panel sections having inwardly extending and facing flanges engaging and interlocking said corner member flanges.
3. In a mobile home and the like, the combination comprising a frame for a vertical wall comprising a plurality of spaced vertical \frame members,
a plurality of base strips,
means for mounting each base strip on a said vertical frame member,
said last-mentioned means extending through substantially the central portion of said base strip,
each said base strip having an outwardly facing flange along each of the vertical longitudinal edges thereof extending inwardly of and parallel to the central portion thereof,
a rigid panel section between adjacent base strips,
each said panel section having an inwardly turned on said base strips, flange at opposed marginal vertical edges facing and parallel to the inner wall thereof adjacent said frame and frictionally engaging behind one of said flanges and a trim strip having a central raised portion and laterally extending lips parallel to said flanges on said base strip and panel sections slidably positioned Within said flanges of said base strip and behind said flanges of said panel sections.
4 The combination set forth in claim 3 including a corner defined by said frame,
a corner member having substantially flat corner portions at generally right angles to one another covering adjacent sides of a vertical frame member,
and a longitudinally extending flange along each free edge of each flat portion of corner member parallel to its respective flat portion,
said panel sections having inwardly extending flanges engaging and interlocking said corner member flanges.
5. In a mobile home and the like, the combination comprising a frame for a vertical wall comprising a vertical frame member,
a base strip,
means for mounting the base strip on said vertical frame member,
said last-mentioned means extending through substantially the central portion of said base strip,
said base strip having an outwardly facing flange along each of the vertical longitudinal edges thereof extending inwardly of the central portion thereof,
a pair of panel sections,
each said panel section having an inwardly turned flange facing along the inner wall thereof adjacent said frame member and frictionally engaging behind one of said flanges on said base strip,
and a trim strip having a central raised portion and laterally extending lips slidably positioned within said flanges of said base strip and behind said flanges of said panel sections.
6. In a mobile home and the like, the combination comprising a frame for a vertical wall comprising a plurality of spaced vertical frame members,
a plurality of vertical base strips,
means for mounting each base strip on a said vertical frame member,
said last-mentioned means extending through substantially the central portion of said base strip,
each said base strip having an outwardly facing flange along each of the vertical longitudinal edges thereof extending inwardly of the central portion thereof,
a rigid panel section between said adjacent base strips,
each said panel section having an inwardly turned flange at opposed marginal vertical edges facing along the inner wall thereof adjacent said frame member and frictionally engaging behind one of said flanges on said base strips,
a trim strip having a central raised portion and laterally extending lips slidably positioned within said flanges of each said base strip and behind said flanges of said panel sections.
a bottom member having a channel receiving the panels,
means for fastening said bottom member to said frame behind said base strips,
said bottom member extending transverse to the vertical members and intersecting the lower ends thereof and vertically supporting said trim strips,
said bottom member preventing downward movement of said panel section.
7. In a mobile home and the like, the combination comprising a frame for a vertical wall comprising a plurality of spaced vertical frame members,
a plurality of vertical base strips,
means for mounting each base strip on a said vertical frame member,
said last-mentioned means extending through substantially the central portion of said base strip,
each said base strip having an outwardly facing flange along each of the vertical longitudinal edges thereof extending inwardly of the central portion thereof,
a rigid panel section between said adjacent base strips,
each said panel section having an inwardly turned flange at opposed marginal vertical edges facing along the inner wall thereof adjacent said frame member and frictionally engaging behind one of said flanges on said base strips,
a trim strip having a central raised portion and laterally extending lips slidably positioned within said flanges of each said base strip and behind said flanges of said panel sections,
a top member overlying said trim strips and extending throughout the width of said panel sections,
said member having an outwardly extending peripheral portion which defines a trough for drainage.
8. In a mobile home and the like, the combination comprising a frame for a vertical wall comprising a plurality of spaced vertical frame members,
a plurality of vertical base strips,
means for mounting each base strip on a said vertical frame member,
said last-mentioned means extending through substantially the central portion of said base strip,
each said base strip having an outwardly facing flange along each of the vertical longitudinal edges thereof extending inwardly of the central portion thereof,
a rigid panel section between said adjacent base strips,
each said panel section having an inwardly turned flange at opposed marginal vertical edges facing along the inner wall thereof adjacent said frame member and frictionally engaging behind one of said flanges on said base strips,
a trim strip having a central raised portion and laterally extending lips slidably positioned within said flanges of each said base strip and behind said flanges of said panel sections,
a bottom member having a channel receiving the panels,
means for fastening said bottom member to said frame behind said base strips,
said bottom member extending transverse to the vertical members and intersecting the lower ends thereof and vertically supporting said trim strips,
said bottom member preventing downward movement of said panel section,
a top member overlying said trim strips and extending throughout the width of said panel sections,
said member having an outwardly extending peripheral portion which defines a trough for drainage.
References Cited by the Examiner UNITED STATES PATENTS 615,449 12/1898 Hagerty 52461 1,196,133 8/1916 Moister 52--282 2,378,000 6/ 1945 Detrick 52472 FRANK L. ABBOTT, Primary Examiner.
R. A. STENZEL, Assistant Examiner.

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1. IN A MOBILE HOME AND THE LIKE, THE COMBINATION COMPRISING A FRAME FOR A VERTICAL WALL COMPRISING A PLURALITY OF SPACED VERTICAL FRAME MEMBERS, A PLURALITY OF VERTICAL BASE STRIP ON A SAID VERTICAL MEANS FOR MOUNTING EACH BASE STRIP ON A SAID VERTICAL FRAME MEMBER, SAID LAST-MENTIONED MEANS EXTENDING THROUGH SUBSTANTIALLY THE CENTRAL PORTION OF SAID BASE STRIP, EACH SAID BASE STRIP HAVING AN OUTWARDLY FACING FLANGE ALONG EACH OF THE VERTICAL LONGITUDINAL EDGES THEREOF EXTENDING INWARDLY OF THE CENTRAL PORTION THEREOF, A RIGID PANEL SECTION BETWEEN SAID ADJACENT BASE STRIPS, EACH SAID PANEL SECTION HAVING AN INWARDLY TURNED FLANGE AT OPPOSED MARGINAL VERTICAL EDGES FACING ALONG THE INNER WALL THEREOF ADJACENT SAID FRAME MEMBER AND FRICTIONALLY ENGAGING BEHIND ONE OF SAID FLANGES ON SAID BASE STRIPS, AND A TRIM STRIP HAVING A CENTRAL RAISED PORTION AND LATERALLY EXTENDING LIPS SLIDABLY POSITIONED WITHIN SAID FLANGES OF EACH SAID BASE STRIP AND BEHIND SAID FLANGES OF SAID PANEL SECTIONS.
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