Roofing Installation System
Abstract
The roofing installation system comprises a plurality of metal battens mounted horizontally onto a plurality of parallel wooden battens, which are mounted vertically over a slope roof. A plurality of link channel brackets having a hook is fastened vertically between a pair of the plurality of metal battens using a latch. A plurality of slate modules is mounted on the plurality of metal battens. Each slate module slides through the plurality of link channel brackets till a bottom portion of the slate module fits into the plurality of hooks. A central grooved portion on the link channel bracket, may act as a drainage channel for the water falling on the slate modules.
Claims
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1 . A roofing installation system comprising:
a plurality of metal battens mounted horizontally onto a plurality of wooden battens that is mounted vertically across a slope roof; a plurality of link channel brackets having a hook fastened vertically between a pair of the plurality of metal battens using a latch; a plurality of gutters having a rubber extruded rubber horse shoe/U ring on both bended sides thereon mounted vertically onto the plurality of metal battens; a plurality of slate modules mounted on the plurality of metal battens, each slate module slides through the rubber extruded rubber horse shoe/U ring so that a bottom portion of the slate module fits onto the hook; and whereby the plurality of gutters provides the channeling of runoff rain water away from the roof of a building.
2 . The roofing installation system of claim 1 wherein each of the plurality of slate modules is laminated with a regular junction box.
3 . The roofing installation system of claim 1 wherein each of the plurality of slate modules electrically connects in series to form a string.
4 . The roofing installation system of claim 3 wherein the string is connected to at least one inverter that converts DC electricity fed from the plurality of slate modules to AC electricity and feeds to a utility grid.
5 . The roofing installation system of claim 1 wherein the plurality of gutters is arranged on both sides of the plurality of slate modules.
6 . The roofing installation system of claim 1 wherein the rubber extruded rubber horse shoe/U ring provides a cushion support to the plurality of slate modules.
7 . The roofing installation system of claim 1 wherein the plurality of gutters may be selected from a group consisting of galvanized steel, plastic and rubber.
8 . The roofing installation system of claim 1 wherein the hook may be made of stainless steel.
9 . A method of installing a roofing system comprising:
a. mounting a plurality of metal battens horizontally onto a plurality of wooden battens that is mounted vertically across a roof; b. securely fastening a plurality of link channel brackets having a hook between a pair of the plurality of metal battens using a latch; c. mounting a plurality of gutters having a rubber extruded rubber horse shoe/U ring on both bended sides thereon vertically onto the plurality of metal battens; d. sliding each of the plurality of slate modules through the rubber extruded rubber horse shoe/U ring so that a bottom portion of the slate module fits onto the hook; e. electrically connecting each of the plurality of slate modules in series to form a string; and f. connecting an inverter to each string for converting the DC electricity from the plurality of slate modules to AC electricity.
10 . The method of claim 9 wherein the plurality of gutters is designed to channel runoff rain water away from the roof of a building.
11 . The method of claim 9 wherein the plurality of gutters is arranged on both sides of the plurality of slate modules.
12 . The method of claim 9 wherein the rubber extruded rubber horse shoe/U ring provides a cushion support to the plurality of slate modules.
13 . The method of claim 9 wherein each of the plurality of slate modules is glued to a regular junction box.
14 . The method of claim 9 wherein the method of installing the roofing system is initiated at the bottom of the slope roof.
15 . The method of claim 9 wherein the plurality of gutters may be selected from a group consisting of galvanized steel, plastic and rubber.
16 . The method of claim 9 wherein the hook may be made of stainless steel.Join the waitlist — get patent alerts
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