Flooring tape
AssigneeFloatmax Systems
InventorShawn Bruce Joseph Daley
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Abstract
A flooring tape, for securing a first flooring unit adjacent to a second flooring unit is described. The flooring tape has two sides, a first adhesive side and a second non-adhesive side. The first adhesive side is made up of three portions, a first portion, a second portion and a third portion, the third portion positioned between the first and second portions. The first portion and the second portion have a flooring adhesive layer applied thereto for forming a bond with the first and second flooring units. The third portion has a water resistant adhesive layer applied thereto.
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A tape for securing a first flooring unit adjacent to a second flooring unit comprising:
- a first portion, a second portion and a third portion positioned between the first and second portions,
- wherein the first portion and the second portion have a flooring adhesive layer applied thereto for forming a bond with the first and second flooring units, and
- the third portion having a water and/or chemical resistant adhesive layer applied thereto.
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A method of manufacturing a tape having a first film and a second film, the method comprising:
- bonding a second side of the second film to an adhesive side of the first film,
- the first side of the second film having a water and/or chemical resistant adhesive layer applied thereto, and
- the adhesive side of the first film having a flooring adhesive layer applied thereto.
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A flooring comprising:
- a first flooring unit bonded with a first portion and a third portion of a tape;
- a second flooring unit positioned adjacent to the first flooring unit and bonded with a second portion and the third portion of a tape;
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- wherein the first and second portions have applied thereto a first adhesive and the third portion has applied thereto a second adhesive.
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Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.