US2010269425A1PendingUtilityA1
Vertical surface weed barrier structure
Est. expiryApr 23, 2029(~2.7 yrs left)· nominal 20-yr term from priority
Inventors:Thomas R. Smith
E04H 17/063
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Abstract
Disclosed herein is a vertical surface weed barrier structure that is attachable onto any upright vertical surface and functions as a deterrent for the prevention of vegetation and/or weed growth adjacent thereto. More particularly the invention pertains to a structure formed from three interconnected outwardly projecting tabs. The structure is of simple construction, can be easily installed in numerous variable positions, and includes additional optional features of engineering choice.
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exact text as granted — not AI-modified1 . A vertical surface weed barrier structure comprising: an elongated first tab member; an elongated second tab member; and an elongated third tab member; each said tab member having a first end and a second end, said first end of each said tab member being interconnected together providing a centralized base intersection, said elongated first tab member extending outwardly and away from said centralized base intersection, said elongated second tab member extending outwardly and away from said centralized base intersection, said elongated first tab member and said elongated second tab member being opposed from each other and said elongated third tab member extending outwardly and away from said centralized base intersection,
whereby: when said vertical surface weed barrier structure is attached onto an upright vertical surface, said vertical surface weed barrier structure functions as a deterrent for the prevention of vegetation and/or weed growth adjacent thereto.
2 . The vertical surface weed barrier structure of claim 1 is to be installed against said upright vertical surface in the preferred position of installer choice.
3 . The vertical surface weed barrier structure of claim 2 wherein said preferred position of installer choice comprising; a position whereby said elongated first tab member and said elongated second tab member provide an X-axis, said elongated third tab member provides a Y-axis and said elongated third tab member protrudes downwardly from said centralized base intersection along said Y-axis.
4 . The vertical surface weed barrier structure of claim 2 wherein said preferred position of installer choice comprising; a position whereby said elongated first tab member and said elongated second tab member provide an X-axis, said elongated third tab member provides a Y-axis and said elongated third tab member protrudes upwardly from said centralized base intersection along said Y-axis.
5 . The vertical surface weed barrier structure of claim 2 wherein said preferred position of installer choice comprising; a position whereby said elongated first tab member and said elongated second tab member provide a Y-axis, said elongated third tab member provides an X-axis and said elongated third tab member protrudes outwardly from said centralized base intersection along said X-axis.
6 . The vertical surface weed barrier structure of claim 1 wherein said second end of said elongated third tab member is bent outwardly forming a ground support anchor.
7 . The vertical surface weed barrier structure of claim 1 wherein said second end of said elongated third tab member is of a thickness more than the thickness of said second end of said elongated third tab member so as to allow folding thereof into a shipping configuration.
8 . The vertical surface weed barrier structure of claim 7 wherein said shipping configuration comprising: said elongated first tab member extending outwardly and away from said centralized base intersection, said elongated second tab member extending outwardly and away from said centralized base intersection, said elongated first tab member and said elongated second tab member being opposed from each other providing an X-axis and said elongated third tab member when folded extending outwardly and away from said centralized base intersection in alignment beneath said elongated first tab member.Join the waitlist — get patent alerts
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