Magnetic gypsum panel
OwnerMichael Schrothinventor
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Abstract
Magnetic gypsum or drywall is a concept that adds value and application to a standard gypsum drywall panel by insertion of a various sized flat, thin gage ferrous metal sheet into the interior face or substrate of the drywall during the drywall manufacturing process. The drywall-finished product would then become a platform to accept the attachment of a variety of magnets and magnetic objects to its finished surface for display and storage.
Claims10
A panel with a flat metal insert placed internally facing one surface to act as an attraction target for magnets and objects with magnetic properties.
A panel where the flat metal insert is constructed of very high iron concentration.
A panel where the flat metal insert is constructed of a corrosion resistant coating or treatment.
A panel where the flat metal inserts is positioned in any location or locations within the outside perimeter of the wall panel.
A panel where the flat metal insert is sized to any dimension or shape to accommodate a specific magnetic application.
A panel where the flat metal insert is positioned in any dimension in relation to the depth or thickness of the finished panel.
A panel where the metal insert is constructed of a dimension, curvature, shape, thickness or gage to accommodate a specific magnetic application.
A panel that is used in the construction of interior wall, floor or ceiling that contains a flat metal insert for the purpose of magnetic attraction properties.
A process for inserting a flat metal insert into a gypsum slurry substrate during the panel manufacturing process.
A process for inserting and adhesively securing a flat metal insert onto one surface of a gypsum panel top surface paper covering.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.