Countertop sealing system
AssigneeMagic American Corporation
InventorAlan Zeilinger
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AssigneeMagic American Corporation
InventorAlan Zeilinger
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An improved decorative molding system for covering the joint formed between a countertop surface and an adjacent wall surface. The system includes a molding strip for covering the joint, the molding strip having an L-shape formed by a pair of integrally joined legs. The legs have respective outside surfaces together forming a gradually curved, generally concave front face of the strip and respective inside surfaces which are generally planar and substantially perpendicular. The legs have bifurcated inner portions together forming outside and inside walls. The outside and inside walls are relatively gradually and sharply curved, respectively, and merge together at their outer ends to define therebetween a hollow cavity which is generally triangular in cross-sectional shape. Each leg has a flared outer edge portion which angles inwardly with respect to the planar extent of the inside surface of the leg. The system also includes a corner piece for covering a gap between adjacent ends of sealing strips which extend generally perpendicularly with respect to one another, an end cap for closing an end of the molding strip, and a joiner piece for closing a gap between inline sealing strips.
A molding strip for covering the joint formed between a horizontal surface, such as the top surface of a counter, and an adjacent vertical surface, such as a wall surface, said molding strip having an L-shape formed by a pair of integrally joined legs, said legs having respective outside surfaces together forming a gradually curved, generally concave front face of said strip and respective inside surfaces which are generally planar and substantially perpendicular, said strip including a hollow cavity extending along the length of said strip, and each said leg having a flared outer edge portion which angles inwardly from the planar extent of said inside surface of the leg.
A molding system for covering the joints formed between a horizontal surface, such as the top surface of a counter, and adjacent vertical surfaces, such as wall surfaces, the horizontal and vertical surfaces being substantially mutually perpendicular and forming two longitudinal joints, one vertical joint and a corner at the intersection of the joints, said molding system comprising:
In an end cap for closing an end of a generally L-shape molding strip, said end cap including generally L-shaped flange means for overlapping a portion of an outside face of the molding strip at an end of the molding strip, a generally L-shaped end wall extending from said L-shaped flange means, said end wall having generally perpendicular edges for abutting respective ones of mutually perpendicular surfaces, and a pair of fingers extending perpendicularly to said end wall and from respective said edges of said end wall for engaging inside surfaces of the molding strip, the improvement comprising a web extending between and integrally joining together said fingers to form an L-shaped tongue insertable between the molding strip and the mutually perpendicular surfaces.
A molding strip for covering the joint formed between a horizontal surface, such as the top surface of a counter, and an adjacent vertical surface, such as a wall surface, in combination with an end cap for closing an end of said molding strip,
A molding strip for covering the joint formed between a horizontal surface, such as the top surface of a counter, and an adjacent vertical surface, such as a wall surface, in combination with another said molding strip and a joiner piece for covering a gap between adjacent ends of said molding strips when installed in line with one another, each said molding strip having an L-shape formed by a pair of integrally joined legs, said legs having respective outside surfaces together forming a gradually curved, generally concave front face of said strip and respective inside surfaces which are generally planar and substantially perpendicular;
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