Insulation barrier
October 24, 2015. 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 3121649 Method for applying membrane-covered rigid foam to building surface Insulated structure and method for insulating a structure Structural insulated panel system Laminated, thermal insulation panel Infiltration and energy barrier Method of improving the energy efficiency of a building Insect resistant foam body useful in farm buildings Insulation board for plaza deck construction Method for reducing penetration of liquid through nonwoven film-fibril sheets pierced by fastening elements Patent #: 5497596 InventorsApplicationNo. 547437 filed on 10/24/1995US Classes:52/404.2, With retaining means penetrating insulating layer52/741.3, Protection52/741.4, Sealing52/746.1, Adhering preformed sheet-form member156/71, Of lamina to building or installed structure428/308.4Void-containing component is synthetic resin or natural rubbersExaminersPrimary: Zirker, DanielAttorney, Agent or FirmInternational ClassesE04B 001/74E04B 005/00 AbstractThe insulation barrier is made with a flexible foam polyethylene substrate and a film which is secured to at least one side of the substrate and which extends from at least one lateral edge of the substrate. The insulation barrier may be supplied in roll form or in panel form. In one embodiment, the film may be provided with a plurality of small holes to permit moisture vapor to pass through under a differential pressure on opposite sides of the barrier. In still another embodiment, the substrate may be provided with spaced apart embossments while the film is provided with pockets receiving the embossments. The barrier has multiple uses as an insulation/vapor barrier for interior and exterior use on buildings including use in roofing, flooring and walls.Field of SearchDissimilar material sheet-form facingAdhering preformed sheet-form member Protection Sealing With retaining means penetrating insulating layer Layered barrier Wall of contacting layers Filler spaced from inside face of cavity Filler pieces within barrier frame (e.g., rafter, joist) Means (e.g., fastener) to position insulation via supporting means for the barrier Composite having voids in a component (e.g., porous, cellular, etc.) Void-containing component is synthetic resin or natural rubbers Of lamina to building or installed structure | |
