Non-slidable bottom surface layer for a floor covering

Details Non-slidable bottom surface layer for a floor covering Non-slidable bottom surface layer for a floor covering

1983-01-06

1983-11-15

McCamish, Marion

Stock material or miscellaneous articles

Pile or nap type surface or component

Edge feature or configured or discontinuous surface

428 90, 428 95, 428167, 428172, B32B 3300

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044156189

ABSTRACT:
The present invention is a bottom surface layer for a floor covering which includes a base and a top surface layer. The bottom surface layer includes a flat member having a first surface and a second surface. The first surface is mechanically coupled to the base of the floor covering. The bottom surface layer also includes a plurality of bristles which are electrostaticly flocked onto the second second surface of the flat member and permanently bonded thereto whereby the plurality of bristles lock into a carpet on a floor and prevent lateral sliding of the floor covering when the feet of a sitting person produce downward and lateral forces on the floor covering. The flat member may be formed out of compounded tire rubber and the top surface layer has a raised design for collecting dirt and providing drainage. The flat member may also be formed out of a fabric material which is fixedly coupled to the base of the floor covering.

REFERENCES:
patent: 3583890 (1971-06-01), Kolckmann
patent: 4377610 (1983-03-01), McClung

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