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Title:
VINYL GARAGE FLOOR COVER
Document Type and Number:
WIPO Patent Application WO/1994/023942
Kind Code:
A1
Abstract:
A vinyl pad (6) is placed beneath parked vehicles in a garage, maintenance, or storage area, to catch melting snow, water, sand, salts, solvents, oils, mud and dirt falling off the vehicle and containing the material on the vinyl pad. The corners of the pad are trimmed at a 45 degree angle (2). The outer edge (1) of the trimmed pad is folded over (3) two and one half inches, and RF butt welded together (4). This creates a vinyl pocket (5). The vinyl pocket is open on each end. A piece of reinforced rubber hose (7) the length of the vinyl pocket is slid into the open end (8) thus raising the side of the vinyl pad. This is done on all four sides creating a basin to contain the elements falling off the vehicle on the pad.

Inventors:
SAYLOR STEVEN (US)
Application Number:
PCT/US1993/004833
Publication Date:
October 27, 1994
Filing Date:
May 21, 1993
Export Citation:
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Assignee:
SAYLOR STEVEN (US)
International Classes:
B29C53/38; A47L23/22; B65D6/04; E04H6/08; F16N31/00; F25D21/14; B29L7/00; B29L31/58; (IPC1-7): B32B3/04; B32B3/00
Foreign References:
US4196243A1980-04-01
US3862876A1975-01-28
US2057162A1936-10-13
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Description:
VINYL GARAGE FLOOR COVER

CARPAD, vinyl floor cover with raised sides. A vinyl pad for the garage floor, beneath a vehicle. The pad is designed to catch and contain water, snow, salt, sand, dirt, grease, oils and solvents falling off the vehicle. CARPAD prevents runoff of water, damage to floor and surroundings from salts, grinding sand, flooding and solvents.

BRIEF DESCRIPTION OF DRAWING

Fig. 1 : A top view of the full vinyl sheet.

Fig. 2: A corner detail of welded vinyl sheet with hose insert in vinyl pocket.

Fig. 3: A cross section of vinyl pocket with hose insert.

DETAILED DESCRIPTION

Fig. 1 of the enclosed drawing shows a top view of the vinyl pad, reference 6. The corners of the pad are trimmed at a 45 degree angle, reference 2. The outer edge of the trimmed pad, reference 1 , is folded over at reference 3 and RF butt welded together at reference 4. This creates a vinyl pocket, reference 5. The vinyl pocket, reference 5 is open on each end, reference 8. A piece of reinforced rubber hose, reference 7, the length of the vinyl pocket, reference 5, is slide into the open end, reference 8, thus raising the side of the vinyl pad This is done on all four sides creating a basin to contain the elements falling off the vehicle on the pad.