Thermoplastic foam insulation and drainage board and method of u

Static structures (e.g. – buildings) – Specified terranean relationship – With drain or vent exterior to foundation perimeter

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5216914, 523094, 405 43, 405 45, 428167, E02D 1912, E04C 232, E04C 210

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055113460

ABSTRACT:
A rigid, thermoplastic foam board useful in below-grade residential and commercial insulating and drainage applications. The board defines a plurality of oriented channels extending therein along the board. The channel extends into the board through a relatively narrow first opening at the face into a relatively wide first zone. The channel then further extends into the board from the first zone through a relatively narrow second opening into a second zone. The board provides superior water drainage, and protects a below-grade building wall from excessive moisture. Further disclosed is a method for using the foam board in below-grade applications.

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