Laminar roller rink surface and method of producing same
CA 1058238 A · Owner: R. C. Sports · Inventors: Noll, Barton B.
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A laminar, synthetic resin floor construction especially adapted for roller rinks is provided which resists significant cracking, peeling or delamination characteristic of prior floors of this type, and has a useful life far in excess of such conventional laminated floors. The floor includes a relatively thin epoxy primer layer applied over and partially absorbed into a porous substrate such as acid etched concrete a relatively thick epoxy resiliency layer applied over and bonded to the primary layer, and a multiple-coat finishing layer applied over the resiliency layer which presents a proper roller skating surface. In preferred forms the primer and resiliency layers are formed from …
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- Granted July 10, 1979. A Canadian patent filed before October 1, 1989 lasted 17 years from grant, so its term ended July 10, 1996.
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