Drop deck flooring panel
AssigneeSur-Loc Holdings, LLC
InventorsMark Cerasi, Chris Brozina
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Abstract
A drop deck flooring panel includes a top surface of the panel and a bottom surface of the panel opposite the top surface of the panel. The top surface includes a plurality of raised surface features forming channels and a plurality of holes residing within the channels. The bottom surface of the panel includes a plurality of ribs corresponding to the plurality of raised surface features, where the plurality of holes traverse the top surface and the bottom surface. The channels are configured to direct water away from a topmost surface of the plurality of raised surface features, where the plurality of holes serve as drainage for the water.
Claims10
A flooring panel, comprising:
- a top surface of the panel, comprising:
- a plurality of raised surface features forming channels;
- and
- a plurality of holes residing within the channels;
- and
- a bottom surface of the panel opposite the top surface of the panel, comprising:
- a plurality of ribs corresponding to the plurality of raised surface features, wherein the plurality of holes traverse the top surface and the bottom surface.
A flooring system, comprising:
- a first panel, comprising:
- a first top surface of the first panel, comprising:
- a first plurality of raised surface features forming first channels;
- and
- a first plurality of holes residing within the first channels;
- and
- a first bottom surface of the first panel opposite the first top surface of the first panel, comprising:
- a first plurality of ribs corresponding to the first plurality of raised surface features, wherein the first plurality of holes traverse the first top surface and the first bottom surface;
- and
- a second panel, comprising:
- a second top surface of the second panel, comprising:
- a second plurality of raised surface features forming second channels;
- and
- a second plurality of holes residing within the second channels;
- and
- a second bottom surface of the second panel opposite the second top surface of the second panel, comprising:
- a second plurality of ribs corresponding to the second plurality of raised surface features, wherein the second plurality of holes traverse the second top surface and the second bottom surface,
- wherein the first panel and the second panel are coupled.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.