Appeal No. 2004-2256 Application 10/042,738 ship orientation and an install orientation with respect to the first frame half, the second frame half being moved between the ship and install orientations by rotating the second frame half within its own plane. According to independent claims 1 and 7, the window frame further comprises a first connector means (see elements 20 and 22 of the appellant’s drawing) for releasably interconnecting the first and second frame halves when the second frame half is in the ship orientation and second connector means (see elements 30 and 32 of the appellant’s drawing) for securely interconnecting first and second frame halves only when the second frame half is in the install orientation. According to independent claim 13, the window frame further comprises a plurality of barbs (see element 30 of the appellant’s drawing) monolithically formed with a first frame half and a plurality of receivers (see element 32 of the appellant’s drawing) monolithically formed with the second frame half, each of the receivers receiving one of the barbs only when the second frame half is in the install orientation to securely interconnect the first and second frame halves. This appealed subject matter is adequately represented by independent claims 1 and 13, which read as follows: 2Page: Previous 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 NextLast modified: November 3, 2007