Flexible strip facing material and method and apparatus for cutting the material
CA 1136826 A · Owner: Moreau, Hugues · Inventors: Mennesson, Paul; Moreau, Hugues
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A flexible strip facing material formed from particles, (2) of hard material bound together and secured on a perforated support (1) by means of a macromolecular binder is adapted to be stuck by its rear face (5) to a wall or other surface in such a manner as to leave visible the face (4) covered with the particles. The edges (3 and 8) of the material are cut in bevels at the angles A and B in such a manner that when two strips are stuck edge to edge the joint between them remains imperceptible the angle B being, less than the angle A. This material is used as a facing for the protection and decoration of walls of buildings.
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- Granted December 7, 1982. A Canadian patent filed before October 1, 1989 lasted 17 years from grant, so its term ended December 7, 1999.
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