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US 2025/0137265 A1Published application
Non-Interlock Assembled Flooring System
AssigneeCarol Young Corporation
InventorsCHANG-JEN YANG, PAO-CHING YANG, CHUN-TING YANG
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Abstract
Disclosed is a non-interlock assembled flooring system, comprising: a base sheet layer and a surface slat layer disposed on the base sheet layer, wherein the surface slat layer includes a plurality of wood floor slats arranged side-by-side in a widthwise direction, the wood floor slats are separated by a plurality of cut grooves serving as expansion joints, and the surface slat layer has a continuous wood-grain surface formed by upper surfaces of the wood floor slats.
Claims11
A non-interlock assembled flooring system, comprising:
- a base sheet layer, made of a flexible sheet, a lower surface of the base sheet layer being a laying surface;
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- a surface slat layer, disposed on the base sheet layer, the surface slat layer including a plurality of wood floor slats arranged side-by-side in a widthwise direction, the wood floor slats being formed by longitudinally cutting a plurality of cut grooves parallel to each other on a single wood panel securely attached to an upper surface of the base sheet layer, such that the wood floor slats are separated by the cut grooves serving as expansion joints, and the surface slat layer has a continuous wood-grain surface formed by upper surfaces of the wood floor slats,
- wherein, by laying the non-interlock assembled flooring system on a floor with the laying surface of the base sheet layer facing the floor, the floor is covered by the wood floor slats which are not interlocked with each other, and
- by bending the non-interlock assembled flooring system using at least one of the cut grooves as a fold line, the non-interlock assembled flooring system has a folded width for storage and transportation less than its original width before bending, and the non-interlock assembled flooring system is allowed to be laid on the floor in a bending manner to match the unevenness of the floor.
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