Panel for stones and related methods of use
AssigneeOld Mill Brick LLC
InventorsGarrick Hunsaker, Austin Hunsaker
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Abstract
Panels for coupling stone or brick units to a wall structure are disclosed herein. The panels can include an expanded polystyrene foam having a plurality of laterally extending channels formed on one or more of a first and second side of the panel. The channels can aid in adhering a plurality of stone or brick units to the panel. The width of the channels can be less than the width of the stone or brick units such that the stone or brick units are disposed outside the channels when coupled to the panel.
Claims21
1-20. (canceled)
A kit for forming a wall system, comprising:
- a panel having a first side and a second side, wherein each of the first side and the second side comprises a plurality of laterally extending channels defined by a plurality of laterally extending protrusions;
- and
- a plurality of stone or brick units, wherein the plurality of stone or brick units are sized to be disposed outside of the channels on the first side of the panel.
A kit for forming a wall system, comprising:
- an expanded polystyrene foam panel having a first side and a second side, wherein the first side comprises a plurality of laterally extending channels defined by a plurality of laterally extending protrusions;
- and
- a plurality of stone or brick units, wherein the plurality of stone or brick units are sized to be disposed outside of the channels on the first side of the panel.
A kit for forming a wall system, comprising:
- a panel having a first side and a second side, wherein each of the first side and the second side comprises a plurality of laterally extending channels defined by a plurality of laterally extending protrusions;
- instructions to couple the panel to a wall substrate;
- and
- instructions to couple a plurality of stone or brick units to the first side of the panel such that the plurality of stone or brick units are disposed outside the channels on the first side of the panel.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.