Light-duty structural shed or house with skylights
Abstract
A light-duty structural shed or house with skylights includes walls and a roof supported by a beam, wherein the walls have openings for doors and/or windows, and the roof is constituted of a ridge and two inclined top panels. Each of the inclined top panels has a width that is smaller than an inclined roof face of the shed or house, and the ridge is made of a flexible material that is fixedly connected to the inclined top panels at spaced joining positions. Several propping poles are sheathed across the ridge laterally with respect to the beam at the positions that are staggered between the spaced joining positions. Each of the propping poles is supported over the beam in such a way that a portion of the ridge located at one of the staggered positions between said spaced joining positions is propped up by the propping pole, thus creating a skylight that is substantially triangular in shape.
Claims
exact text as granted — not AI-modified1 . A light-duty structural shed with skylights, comprising:
walls having openings for doors and/or windows; a roof and a beam, wherein the roof includes a ridge and two inclined top panels, wherein each of the inclined top panels has a width that is smaller than an inclined roof face of the shed, and wherein the ridge is made of a flexible material that is fixedly connected to the inclined top panels at spaced joining positions; and several propping poles that are sheathed across the ridge with respect to the beam at positions between said spaced joining positions, wherein each propping pole is supported over the beam such that a portion of the ridge supported by each of propping poles, forms a skylight that is substantially triangular in shape.
2 . The light-duty structural shed with skylights according to claim 1 , wherein said walls, ridge, and inclined top panels are made of fabric, and wherein fabric belts are sewn onto the ridge, such that each of the propping poles is sheathed between the belts and the ridge.
3 . The light-duty structural shed with skylights according to claim 1 , wherein said walls and inclined top panels are made of plastic plates.
4 . The light-duty structural shed with skylights according to claim 2 , wherein said propping poles are made of metal or plastic pipes.Join the waitlist — get patent alerts
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