Insulating and storm-resistant panels
AssigneeStorm Strong LLC
InventorJERRY A CHERNEY
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AssigneeStorm Strong LLC
InventorJERRY A CHERNEY
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In one example, the present invention is directed at a panel that includes (a) a first material having an inside surface and an outside surface, (b) a second material having an inside surface and an outside surface, (c) a zig-zag web with arms and apices disposed between the first material and the second material, (d) insulation disposed between adjacent arms, (e) a composite material comprising an adhesive and particulate material, wherein the composite material is applied to (i) inside surfaces of the first material and the second material, (ii) the zig-zag web, and (iii) the insulation; and wherein the outside surfaces of the first material and the second material are each substantially planar and parallel to one another, the inside surfaces of the first material and the second material contact the apices, and the first material and the second material are the same or different.
A panel comprising (a) a first material having an inside surface and an outside surface, (b) a second material having an inside surface and an outside surface, and (c) a zig-zag web with arms and apices disposed between the first material and the second material, wherein the outside surfaces of the first material and the second material are each substantially planar and parallel to one another, and the inside surfaces of the first material and the second material contact the apices.
A building material comprising (a) a first material having an inside surface and an outside surface, (b) a second material having an inside surface and an outside surface, (c) a zig-zag web with arms and apices disposed between the external material and the internal material, (d) insulation disposed between adjacent arms, (e) a composite material comprising an adhesive and particulate material, wherein the composite material is applied to (i) inside surfaces of the first material and the second material, (ii) the zig-zag web, and (iii) the insulation;
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