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US 5,524,317 AGranted
Separate mat for rent
AssigneeDuskin Co., Ltd.
InventorsYuji Nagahama, Junji Taguchi
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AssigneeDuskin Co., Ltd.
InventorsYuji Nagahama, Junji Taguchi
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A separate mat for rent comprising a mat body made up of a mat portion having mat piles implanted on the front surface of a base fabric and an elastomer backing blended with a magnetic powder on the back surface, and a thick frame-like-peripheral portion of an elastomer; and a base which supports the mat body and has a magnet rubber spread on a support surface. In the mat body, the back surface of the outer periphery of the mat portion and the upper surface of the peripheral frame of the mat are superposed one upon the other and joined together as a unitary structure. The base rubber is inserted in the back side of the mat body. Therefore, no step is formed between the mat body and the base yet the two are adhered very strongly. Besides, no wrinkles develop on the mat surface and homogeneous adhesion is accomplished. The mat is further excellent in fixing performance and stability, and can be easily attached or detached, and is very light in weight compared with the mats of the unitary structure.
A separate mat for rent comprising a mat body having a base fabric, mat piles implanted on the base fabric and an elastomer backing applied to the back surface of the base fabric, and a base having a flat surface for supporting the mat body, wherein the backing of the mat body is formed of an elastomer coating blended with a magnetic powder, a frame-like thick elastomer backing sheet is applied to the periphery on the back surface of the mat body so as to protrude inwardly and outwardly beyond the edges of the base fabric, at least the flat surface of the base for supporting the mat body is formed of a magnet rubber sheet, and the edges along the periphery of the base are on the inside of the outer peripheral edges of the elastomer backing sheet.
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