Bath or shower enclosure walls
AssigneeProject Soak, LLC
InventorsRonald D. Barndt, Matthew Kuhns, Corey Michael Peterson, Christophe Bucher
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Abstract
A thermoplastic panel for a bath or shower wall, comprising at least one thermoformed thermoplastic layer, wherein the thermoplastic panel comprises a front side and a back side, the front side is configured to be visible and face an interior space, and comprises a tile pattern having a plurality of recessed grout lines surrounding a plurality of raised tile surfaces, the back side comprises a complimentary pattern having a plurality of raised grout lines surrounding a plurality of recessed tile surfaces, and wherein the thermoplastic panel back side raised grout lines comprises two or more protruding parallel surfaces.
Claims20
A thermoplastic panel for a bath or shower wall, comprising at least one thermoformed thermoplastic layer, wherein
- the thermoplastic panel comprises a front side and a back side,
- the thermoplastic panel front side is configured to be visible and face an interior space,
- the thermoplastic panel front side comprises a tile pattern having a plurality of recessed grout lines surrounding a plurality of raised tile surfaces,
- each of the plurality of recessed grout lines includes two laterally spaced recessed groove surfaces and a raised intermediate surface positioned between the two recessed groove surfaces,
- the raised intermediate surface is elevated relative to the two recessed groove surfaces and recessed relative to the raised tile surfaces,
- the two recessed groove surfaces and the raised intermediate surface are each planar surfaces,
- the thermoplastic panel back side is configured to face away from the interior space, and
- the thermoplastic panel back side comprises a complimentary pattern having a plurality of raised grout lines surrounding a plurality of recessed tile surfaces, and
- the thermoplastic panel back side raised grout lines comprises two or more protruding parallel surfaces.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.