Improved insulated door assembly with low thermal deflection
CA 2378447 A1 · Owner: Scheffel, Greg W. · Inventors: Scheffel, Greg W.; Davis, Eugene R. Iii; Templeton, G. Daniel
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Compression molded pigmented door skins fabricated by compression molding a pigmented, curable, unsaturated polyester sheet molding compound containing a co-curable unsaturated monomer, a low profile additive and a microvoid-, reducing thermoplastic polymer exhibit uniform stainability while maintaining a low linear thermal coefficient of expansion. Such door skins are suitable for preparing wood grain textured exterior insulated doors which exhibit minimal thermal deflection when exposed to interior/exterior temperature differentials, even at eight foot door heights. The doors may be stained without first applying a seal coat.
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- Filed July 12, 2000. No grant is recorded for it in Canada; had it been granted, its 20-year term would have ended July 12, 2020.
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