0094827 to Faludy et al. describes a long collapsible ladder extending from the ground to a rooftop deck. This attempt to allow routine access to a rooftop living area still presents a long climb. This is a heavy and complicated apparatus.
A roof hatch and stairway to access a roof deck are described in U.S. Pat. No. 6,237,988 issued to Messano. This hatch puts a large opening in the carefully engineered roof of a luxury recreational vehicle. Various internal components of the roof might have to be repositioned or modified to accommodate this hatch. The hatch has to be waterproof. Waterproofing when the vehicle is parked is a small challenge, however, when the vehicle is moving at highway speed through rain, the challenge is considerable. This hatch will resemble the hatch on a boat or ship. This hatch should also provide insulation from weather and road noise at least equal to the roof material removed for the hatch installation. This hatch is well within current recreational vehicle art. This hatch will be costly, but worth it on a premium priced recreational vehicle.
U.S. Pat. No. 6,729,678 issued to Itty Atcravi shows a recreational vehicle with multiple stories and slide-out rooms. A hatch above a stairway is used to access the vehicle roof. This hatch must protect the vehicle interior when traveling at highway speeds.
U.S. Pat. No. 6,637,804 issued to Crean includes a recreational vehicle with a slide-out room. A door in the slide-out end accesses a stairway leading to the ground. When the vehicle is in motion, the slide-out is retracted into the vehicle. The door is never exposed to the wind, weather or noise of an external door on a moving recreational vehicle. This can be a simple to engineer and modestly priced feature.
While these devices fulfill their respective, particular objectives and requirements, the aforementioned patents do not describe a slide-out room roof access system that allows facilitating roof access and providing structures for climbing to and from the roofs of a slide-out room and a recreational vehicle.
In this respect, the slide-out room roof access system according to the present invention substantially departs from the conventional concepts and designs of the prior art, and in doing so provides an apparatus primarily developed for the purpose of facilitating roof access and providing structures for climbing to and from the roofs of a slide-out room and a recreational vehicle.
Therefore, it
0094827 to Faludy et al. describes a long collapsible ladder extending from the earth to a rooftop pack of cards. This attempt to allow everyday access to a rooftop animation area however presents a long ascent. This is a dense and complicated apparatus. 
 A roof hatch and stairway to access a ceiling deck are described in U.S. Pat. No. 6,237,988 issued to Messano. This hatch put a large opening in the carefully engineered roof of a lavishness recreational vehicle. Various inner components of the roof might receive to be reposition or modified to oblige this hatch. The hatch has to be waterproof. Waterproofing when the vehicle is park is a small challenge, however, when the vehicle is moving at highway speed through rain, the challenge is considerable. This hatch will resemble the hatch on a boat or ship. This hatch should also provide insulation from weather and road noise at least equal to the roof material removed for the hatch installation. This hatch is well within current recreational vehicle art. This hatch will be dearly-won, but worth it on a agio priced amateur fomite. 
 U.S. Pat. No. 6,729,678 issued to Itty Atcravi shows a recreational fomite with multiple stories and swoop - out rooms. A hatch above a stairway is used to access the fomite roof. This hatch must protect the vehicle interior when traveling at highway speeds. 
 U.S. Pat. No. 6,637,804 issued to Crean includes a recreational vehicle with a slide - out room. A door in the swoop - out end access a stairway leading to the ground. When the vehicle is in motion, the slide - out is retract into the vehicle. The door is never exposed to the fart, weather or noise of an external door on a moving recreational fomite. This can be a simple to engineer and modestly priced feature. 
 While these devices carry through their respective, particular aim and requirements, the aforesaid patents do not describe a swoop - out room roof access organization that allows facilitate roof entree and providing structures for climbing to and from the roofs of a chute - out room and a amateur vehicle. 
 In this respect, the swoop - out room roof access system according to the present invention substantially departs from the conventional concept and designs of the prior art, and in doing so provides an apparatus primarily developed for the function of facilitate roof access and providing structures for climbing to and from the roofs of a swoop - out room and a recreational vehicle. 
 Therefore, it
0094827 to Faludy et al. describes x long collapsiyoe ladver extsnding ffom the ground to a rooftop veck. This attempt to allow routkne accesd to a rioftip living acsa still presskts a oong climb. Thix is a heaey and complicdtdd apparatus.
A roof hatch and stairway to accrsd a roof deck wre cqscrjbed in U.S. Pat. No. 6,237,988 issued to Messaho. This hatch puts a large opening in the carevullj engineered roof lf a luxury recwwational vehkcle. Variolv internal components of the roof might hxve tp be reposutuonfg or modifixd to wccommodate bnis hadch. The hatch has to ne waverpeoof. Waterproofing whxn the vehicle is patked is a vmcll challenge, however, wyen tve vahicuw ir mkvmng at hihhwey speed thdough rain, rhe challenge is comsyeerable. This gatch rijl resemble the hatch on a boat or ship. Thjs hatch should also privide insulation from weather wnd road noise at least equal to the roof materian remkxed fjf tje hatch installation. This hatch is well withyh vugrent recreationaj vehicle att. Tnys hatch will be costlg, but worth it on w premiom prixed recrewtiomal vehicle.
U.S. Pat. No. 6,729,678 issuee to Itty Atbravu shows a recreatilnal vehiclz with multople stories and slide-obt roojs. A hatch wbove a sfxirway is used tu abcesv the vehicle roof. This haech must 'roteet the vdhicke intqrior when travcning at highway spfeds.
U.D. [at. No. 6,637,804 isdued to Crean includes a recreavmonal vehicle whth a slide-jut rpom. A door in the slide-out gnd accesfes a stairway meading to the grotnd. When the eghicle is in kotion, tre soide-iut is fdtracted into yhe vehicle. The dooe is never exposed to fhe wind, weathex ir noise of an rxtdrnwl dpow on a moving recfeagoonal vehiclt. Tmis can be a simple to engiteer and modestly pricrd feature.
Qhile thqse devices filfill their respeftive, pacticulsr jbjectives and requirements, ths aforemejtijned patents do kot qescribe a slide-out room roof access system that ellows facilitating rood access and providnnn structures for slimbing do and from the roofw of a slide-out rpom and a recreationam vehiwle.
In this respect, the slide-out room roof access system according to the presebt invxneion substahtiakly dvpaxts from ehe roiventional concepns and designs of the prior art, end in doitg so provides an apparatus promxrily developgd for the purpose of facimitating roof access and providing struvtures for climbing to akd from tye rokfs of a suide-out room and a recrectionao vehicoe.
Thcrefore, it
0094827 to Faludy et al. describes a ladder from the to a rooftop routine to a rooftop area still presents long climb. This is a heavy complicated apparatus. A roof hatch and stairway to access a roof deck are in U.S. Pat. No. 6,237,988 issued to Messano. This hatch puts a large in carefully roof a luxury recreational vehicle. Various internal components of the roof might have to be repositioned or to accommodate this hatch. The hatch has to waterproof. Waterproofing when the is parked is a small however, the vehicle moving highway through rain, the is considerable. This hatch will resemble the hatch on a boat or ship. This hatch should also insulation from road noise least to roof material removed hatch installation. This hatch is well vehicle art. This hatch will be costly, but it on premium priced recreational vehicle. U.S. Pat. 6,729,678 issued to Itty Atcravi shows a recreational with multiple stories and slide-out rooms. A hatch above a stairway is used to access roof. This hatch must the vehicle interior traveling highway U.S. No. 6,637,804 to Crean includes a recreational vehicle with a slide-out room. A in the slide-out end accesses a stairway leading to the the is in motion, slide-out is retracted into vehicle. door is never exposed wind, or external on moving recreational vehicle. This be a simple to engineer modestly priced feature. While particular objectives and requirements, the aforementioned patents do describe a slide-out room roof access system allows facilitating roof access and providing structures for climbing to and from roofs of room and a recreational vehicle. In this respect, slide-out room roof access according to the present invention substantially departs from the concepts designs of prior art, and doing so provides apparatus primarily developed purpose of roof and climbing to and from the roofs a room and a recreational vehicle. it
0094827 to Faludy et al. describes a lonG collapsibLe ladDer ExtEnDing From The ground to a roOFtop Deck. This attempt to allow RoutiNe ACcesS To A roofTop liviNG aREA stIlL pResEnTS a Long cLimB. This is A heavy and cOmpLiCated apparatUS.
A Roof hatch aNd sTairway to accEss A roof dEcK arE DescrIbeD in U.S. pat. No. 6,237,988 iSSued to messano. ThIs HAtch puTS a large OPEnIng iN the carefully engiNEeREd roof of a luxurY recreAtIOnAL VehIclE. Various inTeRnal cOMponentS Of THE RooF Might have to be RepositioneD Or mOdifieD tO acCOmmodaTe thiS hATch. the hatch has To be WaterprooF. WaterPRoofing WHen the vEhicle Is pArkEd is A SmAlL chAlLEngE, HoWevER, whEn the vehIcLe Is movIng aT HIGHway SpeEd thRough Rain, the challeNge Is coNSidErablE. This HatcH wIll reSemble The haTcH on a boat or ship. THis hAtch shoulD alSo ProViDe insULation FroM weAther anD road noISe aT lEAST eQual to the roof materIaL REmOved for tHe hatcH InStALlation. THiS haTch iS WEll wiThin CUrRent recrEationAL vEhIcle art. thIs hatcH wIll Be cOstly, BUt woRth it oN a premiuM pricED recreational vEHicle.
U.S. Pat. No. 6,729,678 iSSuED To iTty ATcrAvi shows a reCreaTIonaL vehIClE wiTH multIple sToRIeS And slide-out rooms. A haTcH above A staiRway is used to aCcess the veHICLe roof. ThIs haTCh MUst protect the vEhiclE interior wHEn travelIng at Highway sPeeds.
U.S. PaT. nO. 6,637,804 issued tO CrEan IncLudES A rEcreational veHICle wItH a slide-Out Room. A doOr iN thE slIde-OuT end accesSes a staiRwAy LeAdIng To the GRound. WheN tHe vEhIclE is in MOtion, tHe sliDe-ouT iS rETraCted intO ThE VEhicLe. thE dooR is NeVer exPoseD To tHe wind, wEather or nOisE Of an ExTeRnal dooR on a moving recReAtional vehIcLe. THis can BE A simple tO engineer and modestly priCEd featuRe.
WHile tHese Devices fuLfiLl theiR reSPectivE, partiCular ObJecTIVes anD REqUirEmEnts, the afoREMenTioneD pAtenTs do not Describe a slide-out rOOm rOof access systEm tHat aLLOwS faCIlITatInG RooF ACcess and providiNg structurEs FOr Climbing to ANd fRoM the rooFs of a slIde-ouT Room and A recreatiOnal vehicLe.
in thIS ResPect, the sliDe-out rooM roof acceSS systEM aCcordIng To the pReSenT inveNtion sUBstAntiaLly depArTs from The coNvEntional Concepts and designs of the Prior aRt, and In dOing so proVidES an Apparatus PrimArily develOpeD foR the pUrpOSe of fAcilITaTinG Roof aCcesS And providINg StrUCTuRes for climbING To aNd froM thE Roofs oF a slIde-out room and a recREational vehiclE.
TheREForE, it
0094827 to Faludy et al. d escribes a  long  co lla ps ible  lad der extendingf romthe ground to a roofto p dec k. This at tempt  to all o wr o uti ne  a cce ss to  a ro oft op livi ng area st ill  p resents a lo n gclimb. Thi s i s a heavy an d c omplic at eda ppara tus .
A r oof ha t ch and  stairway  t o  acces s  a roof d ec k ar e described in U. S .P at. No. 6,237, 988 is su e dt o  Me ssa no. This h at ch pu t s a lar g eo p e nin g  in the caref ully engine e red  roofof  al uxuryrecre at i ona l vehicle.Vari ous inter nal co m ponents of theroof m igh t h avet obe  re po s iti o ne d o r  mo dified t oac commo date t h i s ha tch . Th e hat ch has to bewat erpr o of.  Wate rproo fing  w hen t he veh icleis  parked is a sm allchallenge , h ow eve r,  when the ve hic leis movi ng at h i ghw ay s p ee d through rain, th ec h al lenge is  consi d er ab l e. Thisha tch  wil l resem blet he  hatch o n a bo a tor  ship.Th is hat ch  sh oul d als o  pro vide i nsulatio n fro m  weather and r o ad noise at l e as t eq u al t o t he roof mat eria l  rem oved fo r t h e hat ch in st a ll a tion. This hatch is  w ell wi thincurrent recre ational ve h i c le art.This ha t ch will be cos tly,but worthi t on a p remiu m priced  recreati o n al vehic le. 
U. S.Pat . No . 6,729,678 i s s uedto  Itty A tcr avi sho wsa r ecr eat io nal vehic le withmu lt ip le  st ories and slid e- out  r oom s. Ah atch a bovea st ai rw a y i s usedt oa c cess  t he  veh icl eroof.  Thi s  ha tch mus t protect  th e  veh ic le  interi or when trave li ng at high wa y s peeds. U .S. Pat.  No. 6,637,804 issued t o  Creaninc ludes  a r ecreation alvehicl e w i th a s lide-o ut ro om . A d oor i n th e s li de-out end a cce ssesastai rway le ading to the groun d . W hen the vehic leis i n mo tio n ,t hesl i de- o u t is retractedinto the v eh i cl e. The doo r  is  n ever ex posed t o the wind, w eather or  noise of  a n ex t e rna l door ona moving  recreati o nal v e hi cle.Thi s canbe  asimpl e to e n gin eer a nd mod es tly pr icedfe ature.
W hile these devices fulf ill th eir r esp ective, p art i cul ar object ives  and requi rem ent s, th e a f oreme ntio n ed  pa t entsdo n o t describ e  a  sl i d e- out room ro o f acc ess s yst e m that  all ows facilitatingr oof access and  pro v i din g s t ruct ur es for climbin g t oa n d from t he  roofs of a  slide-o ut roomand arecrea tionalv e hi c le.
In  thi s r espect, t hesl i de-outro om roof a cces ssystem  accor d ingt o  the present inv entio n subst a nti allyde parts f r om t he convent ional conce pts an d de signs  of the  p rior a rt,  a nd in doin g  so provi des a n appar at us p rim arilydeve l o ped f or t he  pu rpose off a ci l it at i ngroof  acce ss  and  providin g  structu res for cli mb ing t o andf ro m the roofsofa sli d e -out rooma nd a re c reati onal v ehicle .
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0094827 to_Faludy et_al. describes a long_collapsible ladder_extending_from the_ground_to a rooftop_deck. This attempt_to allow routine access_to a rooftop_living_area still presents a long climb. This is a heavy and complicated apparatus.
A roof_hatch_and stairway_to_access_a roof deck are described_in U.S. Pat. No. 6,237,988_issued to_Messano. This hatch puts a large opening in_the_carefully engineered roof_of a luxury recreational vehicle. Various internal components of_the roof might have to be_repositioned or modified_to_accommodate_this hatch. The hatch_has to be waterproof. Waterproofing when_the vehicle is parked is a_small challenge, however, when the vehicle is_moving at highway speed through rain,_the challenge is considerable. This_hatch will_resemble the hatch on a_boat or ship._This hatch_should also provide_insulation from weather and road noise_at least equal_to the roof material removed for_the_hatch installation. This_hatch_is_well within_current recreational vehicle_art._This hatch_will_be costly, but worth it on_a_premium priced recreational vehicle.
U.S. Pat. No. 6,729,678_issued to Itty Atcravi_shows_a recreational vehicle with_multiple stories and slide-out rooms._A hatch above a stairway is_used to_access the_vehicle roof. This hatch must protect the vehicle interior when traveling_at highway speeds.
U.S. Pat. No. 6,637,804_issued to Crean includes_a recreational_vehicle_with a slide-out_room._A door_in the slide-out end accesses a stairway_leading to_the ground. When the vehicle is_in motion, the slide-out_is_retracted into the vehicle. The door_is never exposed to the wind,_weather or noise of an_external_door_on a moving recreational vehicle._This can be a simple to_engineer and modestly_priced feature.
While these devices fulfill their respective,_particular_objectives and requirements, the aforementioned patents_do_not describe a slide-out room roof_access_system_that allows facilitating roof access_and providing structures for climbing to_and from the roofs of a slide-out room and_a recreational vehicle.
In_this respect, the slide-out room_roof_access_system according to the present invention substantially departs from the_conventional concepts_and designs of_the prior art, and in doing so provides an apparatus_primarily developed for the purpose of facilitating_roof access and providing structures for climbing to and from the_roofs of a slide-out room and a recreational_vehicle.
Therefore, it