Panelboard with friction surface

Stock material or miscellaneous articles – Structurally defined web or sheet – Including variation in thickness

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264119, B29J 500

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044056753

ABSTRACT:
A waferboard panel is disclosed and a method of making the panel having a friction surface on at least one side. The friction surface retains the water resistant properties of the panel surface and allows a firm footing when the panel is used in sloped roofs. The waferboard panel has at least one surface being a friction surface comprising a plurality of raised protrusions spaced apart in a predetermined pattern. The process of making the panel comprises the steps of assembling wood wafers coated with an adhesive binder into a mat with a plate, the plate having a surface adjacent the mat with a plurality of indentations or holes therein in a predetermined pattern, and pressing the mat in a press at a high temperature with the plate adjacent the mat to form the wafers into a waferboard panel such that the friction surface of the waferboard panel has a plurality of raised protrusions spaced apart in a predetermined pattern.

REFERENCES:
patent: 2606855 (1952-08-01), Jenkins
patent: 2660548 (1953-11-01), Soehner
patent: 4248163 (1981-02-01), Caughey et al.

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