Patents Issued in November 17, 2005
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Publication number: 20050252090Abstract: A sliding window for installation in a wall or a door of a vehicle, with a stationary window, a movable window, and guide rails that are joined to the stationary window and in which the movable window is guided. Retaining clips that can be bonded adhesively to the vehicle are arranged on the guide rails.Type: ApplicationFiled: May 14, 2004Publication date: November 17, 2005Inventors: Jurgen Kraus, Martin Schulte, Jens Vornbaumen
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Publication number: 20050252091Abstract: Disclosed herein is a device for preventing noise from a door window glass for vehicles, in which in an activated condition (i.e., upon the upward and downward movement of the window), smoother upward and downward movement of the window is enabled, thereby eliminating noise due to frictional contact between the window and the weatherstrip, and in an inactivated or stopped condition of the window, the confronting inside walls of the inner weatherstrip portion are supportedly brought into close contact with the opposite surfaces of the window, thereby also eliminating noise due to window rattles caused by external factors such as wind, etc.Type: ApplicationFiled: December 29, 2004Publication date: November 17, 2005Inventor: Ja Ku
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Publication number: 20050252092Abstract: Disclosed herein is a polishing slurry and a method of producing the same. The polishing slurry has high selectivity in terms of a polishing speed of an oxide layer to that of a nitride layer used in CMP of an STI process which is essential to produce ultra highly integrated semiconductors having a design rule of 256 mega D-RAM or more, for example, a design rule of 0.13 ?m or less. A method and a device for pre-treating polishing particles, a dispersing device and a method of operating the dispersing device, a method of adding a chemical additive and an amount added, and a device for transferring samples are properly employed to produce a high performance nano ceria slurry essential to CMP for a process of producing ultra highly integrated semiconductors of 0.13 ?m or less, particularly, the STI process.Type: ApplicationFiled: May 11, 2005Publication date: November 17, 2005Applicants: K.C. TECH CO., LTD., IUCF-HYUInventors: Dae Kim, Seok Hong, Jae Jeon, Ho Kim, Hyun Park, Un Paik, Jae Park, Yong Kim
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Publication number: 20050252093Abstract: The membrane cover has fold lines therein intersecting the walls of the reservoir at intersection points. A geometric chord or secant joins two intersection points, and defines, with a portion of the walls of the reservoir, a static segment in the membrane cover. The membrane cover in the static segment is tensioned along lines of force that are parallel to or that make acute angles, with the aforesaid chord or secant. The membrane cover in the static segment remains substantially planar and stationary, thus static, despite the rising and lowering of the remaining portion of the cover in response to variations in the level of the content of the reservoir. A hatchway is mounted in the static segment of the cover. In another aspect of the invention, the hatchway has an airtight compartment extending between the membrane cover and a point below the level of the material inside the reservoir.Type: ApplicationFiled: April 6, 2005Publication date: November 17, 2005Inventor: Claude Degarie
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Publication number: 20050252094Abstract: A sliding wall includes several laterally movable wall elements which are guided within a support profile that is disposed above the wall elements by of trolleys. At least one of the wall elements is embodied as a rotating wing which is actuated by a drive unit that is stationary relative to the movable wall elements. The wall elements can be individually displaced in a manual or motorized manner, the individual wall elements being provided with a bottom guiding mechanism which engages within a guide rail that is embedded in the floor. At least the wall element used as a rotating wing is pivotable about a first swivel pin and a second swivel pin. The rotating wing is automatically connected in the bottom area of the wall elements by a joining device when abutting such that the rotating wing can be safely swiveled.Type: ApplicationFiled: October 24, 2003Publication date: November 17, 2005Inventor: Markus Bischof
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Publication number: 20050252095Abstract: An interface for connecting supporting members of an audience seating system including an end plate secured to the first end of a horizontal member. The end plate includes a downwardly extending tongue and outwardly extending tabs and a hook member extending outwardly and downwardly. The upper end of the vertical member has a recess dimensioned to receive the hook member and a hanger bracket defining a space for receiving the tongue and openings for receiving the tabs. The horizontal member may be engaged to the vertical member by lowering the hook member into the recess, the tongue into the space and the tabs into the openings to create a substantially rigid engagement secured by gravity.Type: ApplicationFiled: June 27, 2005Publication date: November 17, 2005Inventors: Michael Jines, Steven Wiese
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Publication number: 20050252096Abstract: The rain gutter swivel support is a revolutionary concept which, unlike other supports, permits freedom of movement for the rain gutter preventing damage or destruction from ice or snow. A simple disconnect from the end piece supporting the downspout enables the gutter to be moved to a position of storage beneath the soffit or rafter ends by a simple swivel or rotary movement without dismantling the system. It works equally well in climates free of ice and snow. It permits rain gutter installation in climates heretofore considered impractical or not feasible. The cradle of the support can be adapted to any gutter configuration.Type: ApplicationFiled: December 1, 2004Publication date: November 17, 2005Inventor: Raymond Staggs
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Publication number: 20050252097Abstract: A motor-driven wall element of a dividing wall is secured and sealed in an end position by at least one motor-driven closure profile. The voltage applied to the wall element for moving the element is switched in an end position of the element by a switching apparatus in such a way that the at least one closure profile is moved out after the end position is reached and is moved in before the end position is exited.Type: ApplicationFiled: January 9, 2004Publication date: November 17, 2005Inventor: Markus Bischof
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Publication number: 20050252098Abstract: The invention is directed to a fixing device for a movable wall or the like with a fixing element which can be brought into its working position by an actuating member that can be actuated manually. In order to provide a fixing device for a movable wall or the like which ensures a reliable and trouble-free operation in a simple manner, it is provided according to the invention that the actuating member is constructed as a turning knob whose rotating movement can be transformed into a longitudinal movement for the fixing element.Type: ApplicationFiled: April 23, 2004Publication date: November 17, 2005Inventor: Wilfried Kletscher
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Publication number: 20050252099Abstract: A self-contained modular home a first section, a second section and a top section, each section having an interior which is 100% complete and an exterior which requires only siding or other exterior finish for completion. The three sections of the self-contained modular home are designed to be transported on a low boy trailer or other transport system to a permanent foundation site. The modular home incorporates a unique steel cable lifting system within the floor system which enables the modules to be set on the foundation with or without the use of a crane. The modular home is bolted to a permanent slab foundation by a steel strap securing arrangement in such a manner that a one and half inch air space is created under the home.Type: ApplicationFiled: April 5, 2005Publication date: November 17, 2005Inventors: William Jenkins, Terry Jenkins, Heath Jenkins
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Publication number: 20050252100Abstract: Building for a group housing facility in the form of a building body divided into a housing section (1) with a number of housing units (4-12) and a common unit (2, 3). The building body is in its outer shape essentially symmetric around a standing central axis (19), for example with a circular or polygon shaped periphery, and exhibits a roof (25). The housing units are arranged as sectors in a ring-shaped peripheral section, that the common unit comprises at least a central common unit (2) arranged on the inside of the housing section. The central common unit comprises a centrally placed pool area with a central pool (28) and a common ring-shaped walking space (33) around the pool and between the pool and the housing units. The roof is light transmittable over at least parts of the common unit.Type: ApplicationFiled: June 17, 2003Publication date: November 17, 2005Inventor: Bernt Nord
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Publication number: 20050252101Abstract: The present invention provides landscape edging blocks, block systems, and methods of manufacturing such blocks and block systems. Landscape edging blocks of the invention can be used to separate landscape regions from each other. For example, landscape edging blocks of the invention can be used to separate a lawn from a decorative bed or garden such as those containing flowers, shrubs, trees, and the like. Landscape edging blocks of the invention preferably include a display surface wherein aggregate material of the landscape edging block is exposed on at least a portion of the display surface to a greater degree than on at least one other surface of the landscape edging block. Also, landscape edging blocks of the invention preferably include an overlapping engagement system for positioning adjacent block with respect to each other. The overlapping system inhibits growth of grass or other vegetation between two adjoining blocks.Type: ApplicationFiled: May 12, 2004Publication date: November 17, 2005Inventors: Mark Anderson, Dwight Anderson, Paul Anderson
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Publication number: 20050252102Abstract: A liner with a three dimensional pattern configured to secure to a window well. A mold is coated with a urethane release formula. Design colors are sprayed onto a pattern of the mold to reflect a natural rock appearance. Polyurethane is sprayed over the colors and onto the mold according to well known molding techniques and allowed to cure. The liner is removed and touched up for imperfections and coated with an ultraviolet coating to improve weatherability. A window well is measured and the liner is cut to match the window well dimensions. Screws fasten the liner to the window well. The screw heads are caulked and painted to match the appearance of the liner. A top cap may be applied to a top edge of the window well and liner.Type: ApplicationFiled: April 19, 2004Publication date: November 17, 2005Inventor: Bryan Buchi
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Publication number: 20050252103Abstract: A window well structure adapted to be disposed at least partially below grade and adjacent a window in a foundation. The window well structure includes a main body having a center wall portion and two opposing side wall portions. The window well structure may also include a decorative design on its front surface and a plurality of support ribs to reinforce the main body. Each of the support ribs may include a core comprised of a filler material, such as foam, and may be comprised of a composite material.Type: ApplicationFiled: May 3, 2005Publication date: November 17, 2005Inventor: Vaughn Cook
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Publication number: 20050252104Abstract: An adjustable pier system that allows the elevation of a building structure to be readily adjusted when soil subsidence occurs. The adjustable pier includes telescopically intercoupled upper and lower members. The lower member is coupled to a grade beam or spread footing, while the upper member is coupled to a sill beam of the structure. When the elevation of the structure is adjusted upwardly, the adjustable pier is automatically extended. After extension, a mechanical stop can be inserted between the upper and lower members to prevent retraction of the adjustable pier.Type: ApplicationFiled: March 30, 2004Publication date: November 17, 2005Inventor: Joseph Sproules
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Publication number: 20050252105Abstract: A system for shirting and securely supporting a factory built building against lateral and vertical loads. Lateral loads experienced by the building can include those created by seismic activities, heavy winds, heavy snow and back-filling earth around the building. The system includes at least one footing, at least one support stand and at least one skirting panel. The footing contacts the ground and can be formed of a material such as concrete. The footing includes an elongated channel that securely receives a portion of the support stand and the skirting panel. The support stand includes a plurality of support members and a base. The support members that define the support stand each extend in a common vertical plane. The system allows the building to be easily and quickly assembled. The components are also aesthetically pleasing, while creating a protective and stable support system for the factory built building.Type: ApplicationFiled: April 12, 2004Publication date: November 17, 2005Inventor: Robert Linse
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Publication number: 20050252106Abstract: A support system for cooperating with a footing to support a factory built building against lateral and vertical loads. Lateral loads experienced by the building can include those created by seismic activities, heavy winds, heavy snow and back-filling earth around the building. The components of the system allow the building to be easily and quickly assembled. The components are also aesthetically pleasing, while creating a protective and stable support system for the factory built building. The support system includes a base having a first portion for engaging a footing member and a plurality of support members secured to the base. The support members extend from the base such that each of the support members extends within a common vertical plane when the support assemble is vertically positioned to support the building. The support assembly also includes a member operatively secured to the support members for connecting the support assembly to a portion of the building.Type: ApplicationFiled: April 12, 2004Publication date: November 17, 2005Inventor: Robert Linse
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Publication number: 20050252107Abstract: A footing for receiving a factory built building support system and securely supporting a factory built building against lateral and vertical loads. Lateral loads experienced by the building can include those created by seismic activities, heavy winds, heavy snow and back-filling earth around the building. The footings are precast prior to delivery so that they allow the building to be easily and quickly assembled. Each footing comprises a first end, a second end and a longitudinal axis extending between said first and second ends. The footing also includes an elongated channel having a longitudinal axis extending substantially parallel to and spaced from the longitudinal axis of the footing. The channel has a base and first and second sidewalls extending upwardly away from the base. The sidewalls extend from the base such that the first sidewall is free of being parallel with the second sidewall. The footing further includes a slot extending within the footing.Type: ApplicationFiled: April 12, 2004Publication date: November 17, 2005Inventor: Robert Linse
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Publication number: 20050252108Abstract: A self-cleaning glazing sheet, preferably of glass, comprises a substrate, a hydrophilic coating on a surface of the substrate, and heating means for raising the temperature of the self-cleaning glazing sheet above the temperature of a self-cleaning glazing sheet having no heating means. Preferably, the hydrophilic coating is photocatalytically active, most preferably of titanium oxide. The preferred heating means comprises a tinted glass substrate which can use incident radiant energy to raise the temperature of the substrate. Multiple glazing units and laminates comprising a self-cleaning glazing sheet and heating means are also disclosed.Type: ApplicationFiled: December 4, 2002Publication date: November 17, 2005Inventors: Kevin Sanderson, James Knowles
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Publication number: 20050252109Abstract: An interlocking, modular floor tile that comprises a planar member defined by a perimeter having four sides and a top surface, a plurality of downwardly projecting support legs of common length dispersed pattern-wise inside the perimeter of the planar member and coupled with the top surface, and at least one female interlocking connector element that extends outside the perimeter of the planar member for receiving a support leg of a like tile and thereby forming an interlock with the like tile.Type: ApplicationFiled: February 22, 2005Publication date: November 17, 2005Inventors: Daniel Fuccella, Douglas Alexander
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Publication number: 20050252110Abstract: A system for construction of balustrades for terraces or the like, includes vertically extending posts (1, 2, 3), and horizontally extending beams (20, 21) connected to the posts and supported by the posts. According to the invention, each post (1, 2, 3) includes at least one elongate support member (5) which carries at least one securing element (6, 7) for fastening a beam (20, 21), and at least two elongate cover elements (8), which can be secured to one another, cooperate to surround the support member (5) when secured to one another and have recesses (14, 15, 18, 19) for each securing element (6, 7) to pass through, so that part of the securing element (6, 7) protrudes outside the cover elements (8) when these are secured to one another and surround each elongate support member (5) included in the post.Type: ApplicationFiled: April 4, 2005Publication date: November 17, 2005Inventor: Lennart Wilhelmsson
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Publication number: 20050252111Abstract: In a tubular skylight, an Aluminum sheet having corrugations that may be in a waffle pattern is formed with a hole that is pressed into a curb which is fastened over the turret of a roof-mounted skylight flashing. Roof tiles above the dome of the skylight are placed onto the sheet, while below the dome the sheet is placed over roof tiles and manually conformed thereto, owing to the corrugations. Any water that leaks past tiles above the dome will be directed by the sheet around the curb and down onto the tops of tiles that are below the dome, thereby providing a water seal for the skylight. Clips can be used to hold the lower edge of the sheet onto the tiles.Type: ApplicationFiled: July 21, 2005Publication date: November 17, 2005Inventors: Joseph Prenn, David Rillie, Christian Stevens
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Publication number: 20050252112Abstract: The invention provides an inexpensive J-Channel which is excellent in a constructing property and a general-purpose property, and a siding boards attachment structure using the same. The invention provides a J-Channel configured to be arranged so as to cover an end portion of a siding board. The J-Channel comprises a fixing plate portion configured to be fixed to a backing of the siding board, and a movable front surface plate portion assembled in the fixing plate portion so as to be slidable forward and backward. The fixing plate portion comprises a rear surface portion and a coupling portion. The movable front surface plate portion comprises a front surface portion and a slide portion. The coupling portion and the slide portion are engaged in a state in which they are slidable with each other.Type: ApplicationFiled: May 16, 2005Publication date: November 17, 2005Applicant: NICHIHA CO., LTDInventor: Akihiro Yoshida
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Publication number: 20050252113Abstract: A sandwich structure for protecting a fixed or mobile installation or equipment, comprising an inner layer (1) and an outer plate (2) made of a very ductile material, fixed at a distance from the inner layer (1) and designed to resist the first impacts of projectiles, the inner layer (1) being made from a very hard material to stop projectiles that passed through the outer plate, the outer plate (2) having a constant thickness and being fixed on the inner layer (1) using spacers (7, 7?, 13, 14).Type: ApplicationFiled: July 21, 2003Publication date: November 17, 2005Inventors: Jean-Christopher Duclos, Gerard Martin
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Publication number: 20050252114Abstract: A device for sealing openings in buildings is formed with a frame that can adapted or adjusted to the inner dimensions of the opening, and a sealing plate or panel that is fixed to the frame. At least one of the lateral faces of the frame that faces the opening in the building comprises an inflatable sealing element preferably running around the periphery. The sealing element is configured preferably as a flexible elastic sheath with an open cross-section and forms a closed chamber with at least one section of the frame.Type: ApplicationFiled: June 9, 2005Publication date: November 17, 2005Inventor: Hermann Marschall
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Publication number: 20050252115Abstract: A method for wiring an architectural structure for telephone service includes providing a cable. The cable includes a sheath and first and second pairs of conductor members. The sheath includes first and second longitudinally extending sheath passages and a partition wall extending therebetween. Each of the conductor members is twisted about the other conductor member of its pair. Each of the conductor members includes a conductor and an insulation cover. The first pair of conductor members is disposed in the first sheath passage and the second pair of conductor members is disposed in the second sheath passage such that the sheath surrounds the first and second pairs of conductor members and the first pair of conductor members is separated from the second pair of conductor members by the partition wall.Type: ApplicationFiled: April 5, 2004Publication date: November 17, 2005Inventors: Donald Smith, Steven Ryals
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Publication number: 20050252116Abstract: A tensioning device for strip-shaped tension members on supporting structures, especially concrete supporting structures, exhibits a tensioning traverse, which is detachably fastened to a base plate that is permanently fastened to the supporting structure. A prestressing ancho), which is connected to the strip-shaped tension member by means of clamping, may be displaced by means of pressing elements for the purpose of applying tension to tension member and supported against the tensioning traverse or the base plate. A guide body, which supports the tension member so that it may glide, at least upward, is arranged between the tensioning traverse and the prestressing anchor so as to be stationary. The guide body exhibits a guide slit that accommodates the tension member so that it can glide, and it is mounted on a guide support that is connected to the tensioning traverse so as to be deflection resistant.Type: ApplicationFiled: August 16, 2003Publication date: November 17, 2005Inventors: Markus Maier, Hans-Peter Andra
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Publication number: 20050252117Abstract: A basement wall is provided which includes a precast prestressed hollow core concrete panel. The panel has a plurality of horizontally extending voids and a plurality of horizontally extending tension cables. The panel has a lower portion extending below grade. The panel preferably has a layer of wire mesh positioned between the voids and the inner surface or between the voids and the outer surface. An end cap for the panel is also provided. The panel can have an impressed brick pattern on the above-grade outer surface and the panel can have a window opening, a brick ledge and/or a beam pocket.Type: ApplicationFiled: April 15, 2005Publication date: November 17, 2005Inventors: Lee Disterhof, Steve Kemp, Gary Weigel, Howard Mack, Betsy Nespeca, Colin Gill
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Publication number: 20050252118Abstract: A method for planning the construction of a brick wall, a brick allocating program, and a brick allocating system for allocating bricks, metal plates, and bolts and nuts in a DUP construction method is provided, in which a grid pattern XY coordinate system forming square grids is specified, and odd number layer tightening grids (?) and even number layer tightening grids (?) are alternately set in X- and Y-directions. The brick (10) of an end part of the wall is positioned on a reference grid (?) so that a first square half part of the brick having a bolt hole (30) matches the odd or even number layer tightening grid. The bricks of the odd or even number layer are successively arrayed from the reference grid, and the metal plates are disposed in such a manner that at least one bolt hole (53) of the metal plate (50) is located on the odd or even number layer tightening grids.Type: ApplicationFiled: July 31, 2003Publication date: November 17, 2005Applicant: JAPAN SCINECE AND TECHNOLOGY AGENCYInventor: Yasunori Matsufuji
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Publication number: 20050252119Abstract: An element for an article of apparel, a container, or a variety of other products is disclosed. The element is formed from at least one section of a two-dimensional material, and the element includes a first edge and a second edge that each exhibit a concave configuration. Portions of the material adjacent the first edge and the second edge are arranged to overlap each other such that: (a) a portion of the first edge overlaps a portion of the second edge and (b) another portion of the second edge overlaps another portion of the first edge. The element may be utilized as a joint or a pocket in the article of apparel, and the element may form a pocket in the container.Type: ApplicationFiled: May 14, 2004Publication date: November 17, 2005Applicant: NIKE, Inc.Inventor: Brenda Funk-Danielson
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Publication number: 20050252120Abstract: The invention relates to an interior panel structure including first and second panels formed into an L-shaped panel structure and an L-shaped reinforcing member fixed to an outer corner portion of the L-shaped panel structure. The reinforcing member has a plurality of first through holes that are opposed to a minor face of the first panel. With this, it is possible to observe condition of the minor face of the first panel and remove major projections of the minor face. Thus, the interior panel structure is improved in external appearance.Type: ApplicationFiled: May 10, 2005Publication date: November 17, 2005Applicant: Yoshino Sangyo Co., Ltd.Inventor: Tadashi Haga
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Publication number: 20050252121Abstract: A crown molding unit for engagement with a ceiling surface and an adjacent wall surface of a room has a first surface positioned for flush contact with a ceiling surface and simultaneously, a second surface positioned for flush contact with a wall surface. Each of the first and the second surfaces provide a plurality of side-by-side parallel longitudinal grooves and a plurality of side-by-side parallel lateral grooves, the lateral grooves lie orthogonal to the longitudinal grooves and converge to a depression in the apparatus.Type: ApplicationFiled: June 11, 2005Publication date: November 17, 2005Inventor: Richard Hahn
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Publication number: 20050252122Abstract: The invention relates to a brick kit comprising a number of essentially prismatic concrete stone blocks and to a method for producing said stone blocks. According to the invention, to permit an automatic alignment and fixation of the stone blocks in brickwork, the stone blocks (1, 10, 18, 19,19? 20) have a projection (2) and a depression (3) configured symmetrically in the centre of their upper and lower face respectively, the projections and depressions are configured with approximately the same shape and dimensions, and stone blocks that are stacked on top of one another can be adjusted and/or fixed in relation to one another, by means of the mutual engagement of the projections (2) and depressions (3).Type: ApplicationFiled: March 25, 2002Publication date: November 17, 2005Inventor: Peter Geiger
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Publication number: 20050252123Abstract: An anchor member securing system includes a securing member and a rebar cage structure secured to the member. The securing system may include at least a first foundation placement guide. The anchor members may comprise mudsill anchors and anchor bolts, and the system provides more exact placement of the member or members in a foundation.Type: ApplicationFiled: May 14, 2004Publication date: November 17, 2005Inventor: Karen Colonias
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Publication number: 20050252124Abstract: A post anchoring device for anchoring posts used in fence, deck, balcony and railing applications to a surface, the device comprising a base member capable of being connected to the surface, and an elongate, preferably cylindrical, tubular member having a base end and a terminal end, the base end being connected to the base member and the terminal end being remote from the base member such that the post may be impaled upon the tubular member by a user. The walls of the tubular member at the terminal end may be beveled to provide a cutting edge for cutting into the post to facilitate the impalement of the post. The base member may include a peripheral flange with a peripheral edge for abutting the end of the post thereby defining a cavity in which fasteners or other hardware may be concealed from sight for an aesthetically pleasing result.Type: ApplicationFiled: November 5, 2004Publication date: November 17, 2005Inventor: Richard Bergman
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Publication number: 20050252125Abstract: A structural component for use in constructing a basement wall has two confronting panels of thermoplastic material joined together to form a closed chamber filled with a rigid structural foam. The width of the chamber is spanned by a plurality of indentations formed in the confronting panels and which are fused to one another to inhibit movement of the panels toward and away from one another. At the opposite sides of the component are joint-forming members which react with similar members of an adjacent component to secure the adjacent components to one another to form an upright wall section.Type: ApplicationFiled: May 13, 2004Publication date: November 17, 2005Inventor: Steven Messing
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Publication number: 20050252126Abstract: A door of glass fiber-reinforced plastic having two door panels and four sealing strips. Each of door panels has a pair of projecting stripes at the top and bottom thereof. Each of the four peripheral sides of the door panels are enclosed by sealing strips. Each of the sealing strips has an I-shaped section, and includes an attachment portion. Two insertion grooves are formed between the sealing strip and the attachment portion to permit the insertion of both door panels with their projecting stripes thereinto. A plurality of stiffening ribs is interposed between both door panels. Accordingly, drawbacks of the prior art can be eliminated by the door of the invention that is completely formed in a rectangular shape. The door panels are made of fiber-reinforced plastic to create a visual effect of simulation of wood grains. The sealing rims of the prior art are no more existing in the invention so that the whole appearance won't be affected.Type: ApplicationFiled: May 14, 2004Publication date: November 17, 2005Inventor: Shih-Ying Chan
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Publication number: 20050252127Abstract: A foamed molded product having joining flat surfaces to be joined to a joining object, in which the foaming ratio of an ordinary portion is higher than the foaming ratio of joining flat surface forming portions provided with the joining flat surfaces. Preferably, the foamed molded product has the joining flat surface forming portions on an end or both ends of the ordinary portion. Preferably, the foamed molded product has an arch portion whose sectional shape is substantially arcuate and the joining flat surfaces are provided on both ends of a concave side face of the arch portion. Preferably, when the foaming ratio of the joining flat surface forming portion is assumed to be A and the foaming ratio of the ordinary portion is assumed to be B, B/A=1.01-2.5.Type: ApplicationFiled: March 24, 2005Publication date: November 17, 2005Applicant: TOYODA GOSEI CO., LTD.Inventors: Kazuo Takeda, Daiichiro Kawashima, Masanobu Yano, Koichi Sato, Koji Nakao, Yoshimi Nagata
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Publication number: 20050252128Abstract: A coating for wall construction is provided whereby a level 5 finish may be obtained without the need for a finishing coat or final skim coat. The coating may be applied to drywall elements prior to installation and is compatible with jointing materials such that a substantially homogeneous surface may be obtained after the drywall elements are assembled with jointing material and the jointing material is dried. The coating formulation includes a noncellulosic thickener, a binder, a mineral filler and water. A method for the construction of interior walls and a construction assembly for interior walls is further provided.Type: ApplicationFiled: April 13, 2004Publication date: November 17, 2005Inventors: Elizabeth Colbert, Andrew Bingaman, Marc Domenech, Kenneth O'Connor, Goran Hedman
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Publication number: 20050252129Abstract: An isolation pocket form is placed on around a footing for a support column, and then covered with a lid which has a sharp peripheral rim extending upwardly. Concrete is then poured around and over the form and lid, forming an initially continuous concrete floor which can be used as a casting bed for making wall slabs. The sharp-bottomed grooves produced in the concrete by the rim are preferential fracture sites, so that, after the wall slabs have been removed, the concrete portion overlying the isolation pocket can easily and cleanly be broken out.Type: ApplicationFiled: July 22, 2005Publication date: November 17, 2005Inventor: Otis Guillebeau
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Publication number: 20050252130Abstract: Flooring material comprising board shaped floor elements which are provided with edges, a lower side and a decorative upper surface. The floor elements are intended to be joined by means of separate joining profiles. All four edges are provided with one notch-like groove each. The grooves are arranged parallel to its respective edge. The joining profiles are provided with lips arranged in pairs. The lips are intended to each be received by one of the grooves so that the floor elements with the grooves at the adjacent edges will be guided or fixed vertically via the lips of a joining profile. The lips are joined by a middle section of the joining profile. The grooves are furthermore provided with an undercut while the lips are provided with hooks that matches the undercut whereby adjacent floor elements will be guided or fixed horizontally via the undercuts and the hooks.Type: ApplicationFiled: July 21, 2005Publication date: November 17, 2005Applicant: PERGO (EUROPE) ABInventor: Goran Martensson
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Publication number: 20050252131Abstract: A door and window sill gasket is adapted to seal the frame of doors and windows against moisture, air and insects. The gasket includes a water resistant compressible material having an upper surface, a lower surface and at least one edge. The lower surface of the compressible material is attached to an adhesively-coated top face of a rubberized asphalt sealing membrane providing an air/water infiltration barrier and having an adhesively-coated lower face covered by a removable release liner. The membrane includes a flexible, covered flange extending outwardly from the at least one edge of the compressible material.Type: ApplicationFiled: April 28, 2004Publication date: November 17, 2005Inventor: Todd Bushberger
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Publication number: 20050252132Abstract: The invention relates to a system and a method for laying floor coverings, in particular wall-to-wall carpet, on floors, in particular stairs, whereby the system has a pressure-sensitive adhesive tape and an adhesive mass, whereby the pressure-sensitive adhesive tape has a carrier layer that is coated with an adhesive coating on a top surface that faces the floor covering and on a bottom surface that faces the floor or the stair. The adhesive mass can be applied at least partially for gluing a backing of the floor covering, in particular in areas with particular shear and/or peel stresses on the floor covering.Type: ApplicationFiled: July 13, 2004Publication date: November 17, 2005Inventors: Marco Sieber, Reto Sieber
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Publication number: 20050252133Abstract: Moisture and condensation barriers for protecting wood from damage in building structures (particularly but not necessarily in flooring systems) include a liquid rubberized coating material coated onto some of the wood or a barrier sheet having a petroleum-based tar layer.Type: ApplicationFiled: July 20, 2005Publication date: November 17, 2005Inventors: Peter Simonelli, Michael Simonelli
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Publication number: 20050252134Abstract: A building block for construction of a structure, such as house, is provided that is lightweight and portable. The building block has a first or lightweight portion that can be made from a thermally insulative material. The building block also has a second or rigid portion that can be made from a material having a high compressive strength. The first and second portions are affixed to each other to provide a preformed building block with a high compressive strength. The rigid portion can be a number of rigid sheets substantially embedded in the lightweight portion.Type: ApplicationFiled: October 15, 2004Publication date: November 17, 2005Inventor: Joseph Makovich
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Publication number: 20050252135Abstract: An industrial hanger assembly for attaching to a truss. The truss includes a first angle iron and a second angle iron. The first angle iron has an upper surface and an inner surface. The second angle iron has an upper surface and an inner surface. The truss has a gap between the inner surface of the first angle iron and the inner surface of the second angle iron. The hanger assembly includes a first member. At least a portion of the first member is operable to fit within the gap between the inner surface of the first angle iron and the inner surface of the second angle iron. The first member is operable to contact the upper surface of at least one of the first angle iron or the second angle iron. The hanger assembly includes a second member. At least a portion of the second member is operable to fit within the gap between the inner surface of the first angle iron and the inner surface of the second angle iron.Type: ApplicationFiled: June 17, 2005Publication date: November 17, 2005Inventor: Sam Hartwick
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Publication number: 20050252136Abstract: A shingle is formed of a panel of a metallic material. The panel has a hole formed adjacent one side and a second hole formed adjacent an opposite side. A plurality of holes are formed adjacent a back edge of the shingle. Each of the holes resides within an indentation fanned on the top surface and extending as a protrusion on the bottom surface. An elastromeric epoxy coating is formed on the top surface of the panel. Granules are affixed to the bottom surface of the panel.Type: ApplicationFiled: March 30, 2004Publication date: November 17, 2005Inventor: George Hardin
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Publication number: 20050252137Abstract: A prefabricated asphalt-based waterproof roofing membrane for use in a multi-ply asphalt-based commercial roofing system, e.g. a cap sheet that forms the exposed layer of a multi-ply built-up roofing system, is manufactured at a factory to have a highly reflective and emissive non-asphalt based elastomeric top coating layer. Preferably, a polymer primer layer is interposed between the highly reflective and emissive coating layer and an asphalt saturated and coated reinforcing substrate to keep oils and other colored components in the asphalt from exuding into the highly reflective and emissive coating layer.Type: ApplicationFiled: June 3, 2005Publication date: November 17, 2005Inventors: Robert Bartek, Ruben Garcia
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Publication number: 20050252138Abstract: An improved siding panel has a fastening hem that includes an engagement member structured to extend outwardly from a building when the siding panel is mounted to the building. The engagement member is generally trapezoid-shaped in cross section and includes a first leg, a second leg, and an apex portion disposed therebetween, with spaced elongated openings being formed in the apex portion. The siding panel is cooperable with a fastener having an elongated shank and a head to mount the siding panel to the building. The siding panel is mounted to the building by receiving the shank through one of the openings. During certain wind loading, the apex portion is engageable with the head, which thereby deflects the first and second legs from a relaxed position to a deflected position where the edges of the opening can engage the shank of the fastener to provide a greater resistance to wind loading.Type: ApplicationFiled: April 28, 2004Publication date: November 17, 2005Inventor: George Griman
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Publication number: 20050252139Abstract: A building product includes a pultruded part that constitutes exterior siding of a building. In one example, the building product includes a pultruded part that constitutes siding and the structural sheathing of a building. In one example, the building product includes a pultruded part that constitutes siding and the structural sheathing of a building and is configured to be weather-tight.Type: ApplicationFiled: January 10, 2005Publication date: November 17, 2005Inventors: Todd Pringle, John Jambois