US2021238858A1PendingUtilityA1
Ventilated roof system with ridge vent
Est. expiryApr 27, 2024(expired)· nominal 20-yr term from priority
E04D 2001/309E04D 13/174E04D 1/30E04D 12/00
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Abstract
A roofing system in a building structure having a ridge vent includes strips of composite material having a base material adapted to form a hermetic seal with the top surface of a roofing section and recesses in a top surface in which an air permeable material can be positioned. A strip is applied to roof sections adjacent to each side of a ridge vent so that a ridge cap can overlay the strips in spaced relation from the underlying roof sections and be sealingly secured to the roof sections. The strip material establishes a barrier between the ridge cap and the roof sections through which air can pass, but through which the passage of rain and insects is inhibited.
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1 . A roof ventilation component comprising:
an air permeable material having a generally rectangular shaped cross-section, wherein the roof ventilation component is configured to engage a roof surface and the roof surface is flat or includes ridges.
2 . The roof ventilation component of claim 1 , further comprising a base material defining one or more recesses, wherein the air permeable material engages the base material at the one or more recesses.
3 . A method of installing a roof ventilation component, the method comprising:
applying a roof ventilation component to a roof surface, the ventilation component comprising an air permeable material having a generally rectangular shaped cross-section, wherein the roof ventilation component is configured to engage the roof surface and the roof surface is flat or includes ridges; and securing the ventilation component to the roof.
4 . The method of claim 3 , wherein the roof ventilation component further comprises a base material defining one or more recesses, and wherein the air permeable material engages the base material at the one or more recesses.Cited by (0)
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