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Compound pavement stone

Patent 5348417 Issued on September 20, 1994. Estimated Expiration Date: Icon_subject November 30, 2012. Estimated Expiration Date is calculated based on simple USPTO term provisions. It does not account for terminal disclaimers, term adjustments, failure to pay maintenance fees, or other factors which might affect the term of a patent.

Patent References

Surfaces produced by interlocking members
Patent #: 3931700
Issued on: 01/13/1976
Inventor: Scanni ,   et al.

Paving block
Patent #: 3947192
Issued on: 03/30/1976
Inventor: Rosenberger

Paving block
Patent #: 4125341
Issued on: 11/14/1978
Inventor: Reinschutz

Paving stone
Patent #: 4761095
Issued on: 08/02/1988
Inventor: Bartlechner

Paving stone
Patent #: 4834575
Issued on: 05/30/1989
Inventor: Barth ,   et al.

Interlocking paving stone and ground cover formed thereof
Patent #: 4973192
Issued on: 11/27/1990
Inventor: Hair

Paving block arrangement for laying a paving-set arc assembly
Patent #: 5028167
Issued on: 07/02/1991
Inventor: Scheiwiller

Guttered paving blocks
Patent #: 5046887
Issued on: 09/10/1991
Inventor: Fontana, et al.

Modular locking floor covering
Patent #: 5052158
Issued on: 10/01/1991
Inventor: D'Luzansky

Paving block
Patent #: 5054957
Issued on: 10/08/1991
Inventor: Johnson, II

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Inventor

Assignee

Application

No. 982852 filed on 11/30/1992

US Classes:

404/41, Interfitting404/38, Integral404/42Patterned

Examiners

Primary: Dorner, Kenneth J.
Assistant: Mulcare, Nancy

Attorney, Agent or Firm

Foreign Patent References

  • 0227144 EP 01/13/1987
  • 2543287 DE. 04/13/1977
  • 2609301 DE. 04/13/1977
  • 2610735 DE. 09/13/1977

International Class

E01C 005/00

Abstract

The side surfaces of compound stones are provided with relatively flat elements which interlock with little play when said stones are laid out, while adjoining side surfaces of neighboring stones are in contact along two lines only. A compromise between a sufficient mutual securement of the stones and a certain mutual mobility thereof is thus obtained. In particular, a certain tilting of neighboring stones with respect to each other is possible, whereby it is possible to produce pavements in uneven places.

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