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AbstractA set of paving blocks wherein each block is a prism having side and end walls that are irregular in outline but are contained only within a respective virtual rectangular perimeter. The rectangular perimeter has a length L in a X axis and a width W in a Y axis at right angle to the X axis. At least two spaced apart parallel sections of the prism extend between the side walls, parallel to the Y axis and terminate at the virtual rectangular perimeter, such that each section has a width equal to W and the prism has at least one section bisecting the virtual rectangle parallel to the X axis and terminating at a rectangular perimeter and having a length equal to L. | InventorsAssigneeApplicationNo. 259674 filed on 03/01/1999US Classes:404/34, Modules or blocks (preformed)404/42PatternedField of Search404/34, Modules or blocks (preformed)404/39, Bevel or incline edge404/41, Interfitting404/42, PatternedD25/113, Construction block or brick type (20)D25/118, Rectangular or square detailD25/151Brick or stone (26)ExaminersPrimary: Lillis, Eileen D.Assistant: Hartmann, Gary S. Attorney, Agent or FirmUS Patent ReferencesD159255, 708470, 847471, 889692, 2323848, 5533827Paving stone construction setIssued on: 07/09/1996 Inventor: Scheiwiller Foreign Patent References
International ClassC01C 005/06Foreign Application Priority Data1998-02-27 CA |