Peripherally grooved building blocks in a wall construction

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1975-09-30

1977-01-18

Faw, Jr., Price C.

Static structures (e.g., buildings)

Intersection of wall to floor, ceiling, roof, or another wall

Laterally related modules; e.g., spaced surfacing forms corner

52286, 52437, 52605, 52591, 52610, E04B 272, E04C 110, E04C 246

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040031721

ABSTRACT:
The interlocked building blocks, which normally require no mortar, have undercut grooves around their face edges, forming dove-tail-sectioned grooves at all the joints between adjacent blocks in a wall, which may be used to receive and hold sealing material for the joints, as well as to provide suitable support means for fixing attachment hooks or clips to the wall.

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patent: 3427774 (1969-02-01), Curtis
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