Plastic sheet for lining building surfaces

Details Plastic sheet for lining building surfaces Plastic sheet for lining building surfaces

1989-07-31

1990-04-17

Robinson, Ellis P.

Stock material or miscellaneous articles

Structurally defined web or sheet

Including fastener for attaching to external surface

428 88, 428107, 428111, 428119, 428137, 428156, 428166, 428167, 428172, 428174, 428176, 428178, 428179, 428180, 428181, 428188, 428192, 428223, 428292, 52268, 52273, 52334, 52450, 52630, 52795, B32B 306, E04B 552

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049179330

ABSTRACT:
A plastic sheet is disclosed which is used as a subcarrier for insulating linings of building surfaces. The sheet is formed by parallel, alternating, dovetail-shaped channels and grooves. A coarse-meshed lattice matting, having filaments, is glued or partially fused to the backside of the plastic sheet and serves to anchor the sheet to the underlying foundation. This lattice matting stretches over the entire backside or inner surface of the sheet. The webs of the plastic sheet are expandable and can compensate for stresses occurring between the underlying foundation and the external facing material such as ceramic tile.

REFERENCES:
patent: 1496207 (1924-06-01), Carabillo
patent: 1574586 (1926-02-01), Loucks et al.
patent: 4274325 (1981-06-01), Mandelli
patent: 4355064 (1982-10-01), Imhof
patent: 4558550 (1985-12-01), Marchais et al.
Kleindienst et al., Abstract of German Reference 630984.

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