Stock material or miscellaneous articles – Sheet including cover or casing – Noninterengaged fibered material encased
Patent
1989-12-08
1994-01-11
Thomas, Alexander S.
Stock material or miscellaneous articles
Sheet including cover or casing
Noninterengaged fibered material encased
428 76, 428219, 428220, B32B 106
Patent
active
052779556
ABSTRACT:
An insulation assembly for insulating buildings is disclosed. The insulation assembly includes a low density, binderless, mineral fiber mat, such as a binderless fibrous glass batt which is covered by a layer to form a package. The batt is joined to the package by an adhesive and air passageway is defined by the package for directing atmospheric air to the batt. The insulation assembly is lightweight and has a compression ratio in excess of 6:1.
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Berdan II Clarke
Olinger John L.
Schelhorn Jean E.
Gillespie Ted C.
Owens--Corning Fiberglas Technology, Inc.
Thomas Alexander S.
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