Process for Obscuring Corrugations in a Window Well
OwnerJeff R. Kempinventor
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Abstract
A process for obscuring corrugations in a window well employing placing on a metal surface a solid variegated pattern using perspective to create a three-dimensional effect on the face. Preferably, such placing occurs prior to the forming of the window well. In a preferred continuous process, a roll of metal is cut prior to the forming into a piece having such dimensions as to permit the piece to be formed into a single window well. The preferred metal is steel. And the solid variegated pattern using perspective to create a three-dimensional effect on the face can be a pattern of brick, stone, or the like, with granite being the preferred pattern.
Claims12
A process for obscuring corrugations in a window well, which comprises:
- placing a solid variegated pattern using perspective to create a three-dimensional effect on a sheet of metal;
- and
- then forming the sheet of metal into a window well having a face and corrugations with the face containing the solid variegated pattern using perspective to create a three-dimensional effect.
A process for obscuring corrugations in a window well, which comprises:
- forming a sheet of metal into a window well having a face and corrugations;
- and
- then placing on the face a solid variegated pattern using perspective to create a three-dimensional effect.
A process for obscuring corrugations in a window well, which comprises:
- laminating a film containing a solid variegated pattern using perspective to create a three-dimensional effect on a sheet of metal;
- and
- then forming the sheet of metal into a window well having a face and corrugations with the face containing the solid variegated pattern using perspective to create a three-dimensional effect.
A process for obscuring corrugations in a window well, which comprises:
- forming a sheet of metal into a window well having a face and corrugations;
- and
- then laminating on the face a film containing a solid variegated pattern using perspective to create a three-dimensional effect.
The process for obscuring corrugations in a window well as recited in claim 104, wherein:
- the sheet of metal is a roll;
- and
- further comprising:
- before forming, cutting the roll to create a piece having dimensions that permit the piece to be formed into a single window well.
The process for obscuring corrugations in a window well as recited in claim 115, wherein:
- the metal is steel.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.