Extruded composite interlocking corner assembly
AssigneeAdvanced Environmental Recycling Technologies, Inc.
InventorsJoseph G. Brooks, Michael M. Tull, James E. Roach
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Abstract
A corner assembly for covering a junction between adjacent walls includes first and second members, each formed from an extruded composite material comprising wood fiber and polyethylene resin. The first member includes a tongue extending from one end thereof. The second member includes a groove formed in one side thereof, such that when the tongue is received within the groove, the first side of the first member and the first end of the second member are disposed generally coplanar.
Claims13
A corner assembly for covering a junction between adjacent walls, the assembly comprising:
- first and second members formed of extruded composite material comprising wood fiber and polymeric resin;
- each of said members having first and second spaced apart parallel sides and first and second ends, said members having a thickness between said first and second sides;
- said first member having a tongue extending from said first end thereof;
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- said second member first side having a groove for receiving said tongue, such that when said tongue is received within said groove, said first side of said first member and said first end of said second member are disposed generally coplanar.
A corner assembly for covering a junction between adjacent walls, the assembly comprising:
- first and second board members formed of extruded composite material comprising wood fiber and polyethylene resin;
- each of said members having first and second spaced apart parallel sides and first and second ends, said members having a thickness between said first and second sides;
- said first member having a tongue extending from said first end thereof and disposed adjacent said second side thereof;
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- said first side of said second member having a groove for receiving said tongue, such that when said tongue is received within said groove, said first side of said first member and said first end of said second member are disposed generally coplanar and said first member is disposed generally parallel to one of the walls and said second member is disposed generally parallel to the other one of the walls.
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