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Natural stone tile edging

Patent 6258190 Issued on July 10, 2001. Estimated Expiration Date: Icon_subject June 3, 2019. 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.

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Patent #: 3953268
Issued on: 04/27/1976
Inventor: Dillon

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Issued on: 10/19/1993
Inventor: Nesovic

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Issued on: 05/10/1994
Inventor: Kelly

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Issued on: 11/28/1995
Inventor: Schagunn

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Patent #: 5714177
Issued on: 02/03/1998
Inventor: Rossi

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Patent #: 5722746
Issued on: 03/03/1998
Inventor: Hull, deceased, et al.

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Inventors

Application

No. 325295 filed on 06/03/1999

US Classes:

156/71, Of lamina to building or installed structure52/287.1, CONDUIT, TRIM, OR SHIELD MEMBER AT CORNER52/782.2, Rimmed furniture top formed of face-to-face sheets108/27, WITH PERIPHERAL GUARD312/140.3, Tops312/140.4Attachments

Examiners

Primary: Yao, Sam Chuan

Attorney, Agent or Firm

Foreign Patent References

  • 1-114415 JP. 05/11/1989

International Classes

A47B 013/08
A47B 096/18
B32B 001/04

Abstract

A natural stone edging tile having a top portion and a generally perpendicular facing portion can be mounted on the forward edge of a countertop substrate and has a portion extending rearward of the forward edge that is approximately half as thick as the forward edge and the same thickness as conventional stone tiles that can be mounted rearward of the edging tile. The conventional tiles have a thickness that is approximately half as thick as a typical stone slab countertop, but to a person viewing the countertop, the entire appears to have the substantial thickness of a typical slab countertop because the forward edge of the edging tile has such a thickness.

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