Removable, Reusable Mount for Plastic Foam Laminates on Architectural Glass and Kit
AssigneeMark Anthony Shippen
InventorMark Anthony Shippen
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AssigneeMark Anthony Shippen
InventorMark Anthony Shippen
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An optically clear, siliconized plastic film(1) adhesively mounted on an architectural glass substrate(7) creates a highly efficient seat for adhere able plastic foam laminates. This will allow the plastic foam laminates to be seated on the siliconized plastic film creating complete removability and reusability. Additionally, numerous adhesives can be specified for the plastic foam laminates wherein adhesive residue left on the glass will not be a design factor. In one embodiment the siliconized plastic film allows double sided tape(2) to be placed on the periphery of the laminate to achieve an excellent, glass removable bond for seating the film on a glass substrate. This makes an excellent, impervious seal. Also, heat transfer reductions range from approximately 89-98% depending upon the temperature extremes in Winter and Summer. Further, this invention provides good light transmission, improves privacy for bedroom glass, creates a display for brilliant artwork, reduces dust accumulations and creates instant removability. The material cuts as easy as paper and will be very simple to fabricate; therefore, this invention can be constructed with simple kits and installed by unskilled, do-it-yourself users.
1) For adhering to architectural glass removable, reusable mount for a plastic foam laminate comprising:
8) A kit comprising a plastic foam laminate, adhesive tape removable from glass and a clear plastic film comprising at least on one side, a siliconized deposit.
9) A kit comprising an adhesive tape removable from glass, and a plastic foam laminate with a clear plastic film having a siliconized side and a non-siliconized side wherein the siliconized side covers the air exposed adhesive side on said plastic foam laminate.
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