Static structures (e.g. – buildings) – With synthetic resinous component – Nonfoam adhesive
Patent
1980-06-30
1982-05-18
Bell, J. Karl
Static structures (e.g., buildings)
With synthetic resinous component
Nonfoam adhesive
52394, 52743, 206813, E06B 356
Patent
active
RE0309303
ABSTRACT:
A glazing strip of extruded polyvinyl chloride plastic or the like has a cross sectional shape such that a glazing putty can be provided in a central cavity for subsequent use by the installer. When used to glaze a window pane in a sash this strip is cut to length from a roll or the like, and a wax paper or the like is removed from mutually perpendicular lands on the plastic strip to uncover pressure sensitive adhesive areas on these lands. The lands serve to hold the strip to the sash, and to the glass pane, while the strip is squeezed by means of a roller or blunt tool or spatula, or one's fingers to cause the putty or caulking compound to issue from a slot provided for this purpose in the underside of the plastic strip. The putty is thereby urged from the cavity into an L-shaped space between the strip and the window sash and pane such that a positive seal is provided for the window pane to hold it in place in the sash.
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Sand Robert H.
Trachtenburg Martin
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