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US 2003/0163955 A1Published application
Flexible rubber curb
OwnerTerry C. Harrisinventor
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A flexible curb apparatus includes a quantity of flexible polymeric material which includes a length, a width, and a height. The length is substantially greater than the width and the height. Also, a method of dividing a first ground surface from a second ground surface is comprised of the step of placing a flexible curb between the first ground surface and the second ground surface. A curved boundary can be present between the first ground surface and the second ground surface. To fabricate the flexible curb, a molding apparatus is employed. Internal drainage tubes are contained within the quantity of flexible polymeric material, and fasteners are provided for securing the tube-containing flexible curb to a ground surface. A coupler member can be connected between two separate flexible rubber curbs, and coupler fasteners are provided for connecting the coupler member to the two separate flexible rubber curbs.
A flexible curb, comprising a quantity of flexible polymeric material which includes a length, a width, and a height, wherein said length is substantially greater than said width and said height, and wherein said width and said height define a nonhollow cross-section.
A method of fabricating a flexible curb, comprising the steps of:
A method of dividing a first ground surface from a second ground surface comprising the step of placing a flexible curb, which has a nonhollow cross-section, between the first ground surface and the second ground surface.
A method of dividing a first ground surface from second ground surface wherein a curved boundary is present between the first ground surface and the second ground surface, comprising the step of placing a flexible curb, which has a nonhollow cross-section, on the curved boundary.
A molding apparatus, comprising:
A flexible curb, comprising:
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.