Patents Assigned to Marinelite Windows Limited
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Patent number: 7518811Abstract: A fixed window for use in an opening in a supporting structure. The window comprises a glazing material, a spigot, an interior trim ring and an exterior trim member. The glazing material is bonded directly to the supporting structure, which provides a window that is less likely to be pushed through the opening in the supporting structure when exposed to harsh environmental conditions and is less likely to leak when compared to framed windows. The exterior trim member is dimensioned to substantially shield the sealant used to bond the various components together from ultraviolet radiation, thus permitting use of stronger, ultraviolet radiation sensitive sealants. The components that comprise the window frame that holds the glazing material are produced from a unitary blank that can accommodate glazing materials of various thickness and can be installed on supporting structures having various thickness.Type: GrantFiled: March 31, 2006Date of Patent: April 14, 2009Assignee: Marinelite Windows LimitedInventor: Anthony D'Eon
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Patent number: 7347155Abstract: A sliding window for use in an opening in a supporting structure. The window comprises a plurality of glazing materials, an interior trim ring, and a housing having a plurality of tracks and at least one drain passage connecting each track to a surface on the housing. The drain passages are positioned downwardly from each track through the housing to a position on the surface of housing which is in fluid communication with an exterior environment. The components that comprise the window frame that holds the glazing materials can be economically produced from a unitary blank. The vertical orientation of the drain passages limits the possibility that the passages will become blocked, and thus unable to drain the water from the tracks. Furthermore, each drain passage connects the track directly to the exterior environment to avoid the possibility of one drain passage becoming blocked and urging water back into another track.Type: GrantFiled: March 31, 2006Date of Patent: March 25, 2008Assignee: Marinelite Windows LimitedInventor: Anthony D'Eon
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Publication number: 20070234943Abstract: A fixed window for use in an opening in a supporting structure. The window comprises a glazing material, a spigot, an interior trim ring and an exterior trim member. The glazing material is bonded directly to the supporting structure, which provides a window that is less likely to be pushed through the opening in the supporting structure when exposed to harsh environmental conditions and is less likely to leak when compared to framed windows. The exterior trim member is dimensioned to substantially shield the sealant used to bond the various components together from ultraviolet radiation, thus permitting use of stronger, ultraviolet radiation sensitive sealants. The components that comprise the window frame that holds the glazing material are produced from a unitary blank that can accommodate glazing materials of various thickness and can be installed on supporting structures having various thickness.Type: ApplicationFiled: March 31, 2006Publication date: October 11, 2007Applicant: MARINELITE WINDOWS LIMITEDInventor: Anthony D'Eon
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Publication number: 20070227430Abstract: A sliding window for use in an opening in a supporting structure. The window comprises a plurality of glazing materials, an interior trim ring, and a housing having a plurality of tracks and at least one drain passage connecting each track to a surface on the housing. The drain passages are positioned downwardly from each track through the housing to a position on the surface of housing which is in fluid communication with an exterior environment. The components that comprise the window frame that holds the glazing materials can be economically produced from a unitary blank. The vertical orientation of the drain passages limits the possibility that the passages will become blocked, and thus unable to drain the water from the tracks. Furthermore, each drain passage connects the track directly to the exterior environment to avoid the possibility of one drain passage becoming blocked and urging water back into another track.Type: ApplicationFiled: March 31, 2006Publication date: October 4, 2007Applicant: MARINELITE WINDOWS LIMITEDInventor: Anthony D'Eon