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A curtain wall anchor system is provided. The curtain wall anchor system has an anchor assembly comprising an anchor for attaching a curtain wall assembly to a building structure. The anchor system further comprises an enclosure for the anchor, wherein the enclosure defines an area adjacent the anch

A curtain wall anchor system is provided. The curtain wall anchor system has an anchor assembly comprising an anchor for attaching a curtain wall assembly to a building structure. The anchor system further comprises an enclosure for the anchor, wherein the enclosure defines an area adjacent the anchor. The enclosure also has a removable portion for allowing access to the anchor.

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What is claimed as new and desired to be protected by Letters Patent of the United States is: 1. A curtain wall anchor comprising: an anchor assembly for attaching a curtain wall assembly to a building, said anchor assembly comprising: a slotted portion including at least one slot, an engagement po

What is claimed as new and desired to be protected by Letters Patent of the United States is: 1. A curtain wall anchor comprising: an anchor assembly for attaching a curtain wall assembly to a building, said anchor assembly comprising: a slotted portion including at least one slot, an engagement portion for interfacing with the curtain wall assembly, and an engagement bolt and nut; and an enclosure comprising a base plate, top cover, three sidewalls, and a front cover including an opening for at least the engagement portion of the anchor assembly to extend through, said enclosure defining an area adjacent said engagement portion of the anchor assembly, said top cover of said enclosure having a removable portion for allowing access to said slotted portion of said anchor assembly while said anchor is in use, said slot extending longitudinally in a direction approximately parallel to the two sidewalls, and approximately perpendicular to the remaining sidewall and front cover, and said engagement bolt extending through said base and said slot to engage the nut, wherein at least a portion of said top cover is removable and replaceable in use. 2. The curtain wall anchor of claim 1, wherein said slotted portion and engagement portion are moveable. 3. The curtain wall anchor of claim 1, wherein said top cover has markings identifying said at least a portion of said top to be removed while said anchor is in use. 4. The curtain wall anchor of claim 3, wherein said markings are perforations. 5. The curtain wall anchor of claim 1, wherein said enclosure top cover further comprises an opening for exposing the nut of the anchor assembly. 6. The curtain wall anchor of claim 1, wherein said enclosure comprises more than one supporting stud, one of the more than one studs being engageable with a portion of said anchor. 7. The curtain wall anchor of claim 1, wherein said nut is separated from said slotted portion by a washer. 8. A method of manufacturing a curtain wall anchor, comprising: providing an anchor assembly for attaching a curtain wall assembly to a building, the anchor assembly comprising: a slotted portion including at least one slot, an engagement portion for interfacing with the curtain wall assembly,and an engagement bolt and nut; and providing an enclosure comprising a base plate, top cover, three sidewalls, and a front cover including an opening for at least the engagement portion of the anchor assembly to extend through, said enclosure defining an area adjacent said engagement portion of the anchor, said top cover of said enclosure having a removable portion for allowing access to said slotted portion of said anchor assembly while said anchor is in use, said slot extending longitudinally in a direction approximately parallel to the two sidewalls, and approximately perpendicular to the remaining sidewall and front cover, and extending said engagement bolt through said base and said slot to engage the nut, wherein at least a portion of said top cover is removable and replaceable during use. 9. The method of claim 8, wherein said slotted portion and said engagement portion are adjusted to appropriately position said curtain wall assembly. 10. The method of claim 8, further comprising providing said top cover with markings identifying portions of said top to be removed while said anchor is in use. 11. The method of claim 10, wherein said markings are perforations. 12. The method of claim 8, further comprising separating said nut from said slotted portion by a washer.