Prefabricated house including molded elements
CA 1322093 C · Owner: Vendramini, Dante · Inventors: Vendramini, Dante
Overview
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A prefabricated house comprises a plurality of adjacent radial molded elements (101 to 1018) which are assembled together to form a low dome. The house has a central support structure (12) in the form of a shaft erected on a floor slab (14) and each of the molded element has an outer wall (42) formed by a sandwich of composite material and forming a part both of the roof and of the side wall of the house. The outer wall (42) is delimited by a top edge (44) for connection to the central support structure (12), a bottom edge (48) for connection to the floor slab (14), and two side edges (52 54), for assembly to two corresponding side edges (56 58) belonging, to two adjacent elements.
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- Granted September 14, 1993. A Canadian patent filed before October 1, 1989 lasted 17 years from grant, so its term ended September 14, 2010.
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