Lightweight masonry bonding compound
OwnerChan Wiryakusumainventor
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Abstract
A lightweight masonry compound (027) including the wrapping or protector cover (024, 025), said compound in a band form with particular dimensions in thickness, width and length; ready to use on site without the need of any equipment or tools; preferably having bonding strength and compressive strength equivalent or better than standard conventional mortar or dry premix or wet premix; capable of bonding masonry products.
Claims13
The lightweight masonry bonding compound is a compound of some substances and a colour substance
The substances are probably chemical substances which will produce bonding characteristic which are mixed with another chemical substance that will make the product lightweight
The lightweight masonry bonding compound is a pre-fabricated product
The lightweight masonry bonding compound is a ready to use product
The lightweight masonry bonding compound is no skill require for application
The lightweight masonry bonding compound is in firm but soft form that will not melt under normal summer temperature.
The lightweight masonry bonding compound will not deform noticeably in shape and dimension at the early stage when its subjected to the self weight load of the masonry
The lightweight masonry bonding compound has standard bonding or cementing characteristics require to bond masonry products together
The lightweight masonry bonding compound will harden just by air curing only
The lightweight masonry bonding compound bind any masonry products together
The lightweight masonry bonding compound when its dry have the compressive strength equivalent or better to standard masonry compressive strength
The lightweight masonry bonding compound have thickness which is equivalent to the thickness dimension of standard mortar of a standard laid brick wall
The lightweight masonry bonding compound is store-able under normal room temperature for a reasonable period of time with out drying up
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.