Panel assembly and a panel element for a panel assembly
CA 1072715 A · Owner: Camus, Raymond F.E. · Inventors: Camus, Raymond F. E.
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A panel assembly for constructing a building comprising, a plurality of panel elements in juxtaposed relation. The panel elements are generally rectangular and have peripheral rims and a flange extending from each of a pair of opposed sides of the rims. The panel elements have a lightweight core of hard plastic foam with a fiber glass reinforced resin covering and reinforcement rods (e.g. at the corners of the panel element) embedded in the resin and bonded to the core and the covering. An apertured reinforcing plate is preferably welded to each of a pair of adjacent reinforcement rods on a panel element. A stud bolt secures a panel element to a juxtaposed panel element or another …
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- Granted March 4, 1980. A Canadian patent filed before October 1, 1989 lasted 17 years from grant, so its term ended March 4, 1997.
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