Crawlspace encapsulation system with resealable access openings

Hydraulic and earth engineering – Earth treatment or control – Impermeabilization

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C405S229000

Reexamination Certificate

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06926469

ABSTRACT:
An improvement in an installation having a continuous water-impervious liner forming a barrier against the entry of water vapor and insects such as termites from the sub-soil into a crawlspace. According to the present invention, the water-impervious liner is provided with one or more access openings to the sub-soil, each covered with a flap, patch or cover which is openable to provide access to the sub-soil, and which is resealable to restore the water-barrier and/or water vapor-barrier properties of the liner in simple fashion as often as necessary.

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