Wall base
AssigneeBind-N-Stix Twin Track, LLC
InventorDennis G. Schlisner
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Abstract
The specification describes a wall base which is preferably provided by an elongate strip of carpeting with a pair of spaced-apart strips of double-sided adhesive tape on the back of the strip of carpeting covered by a release liner. For a 3 to 6 inch wide carpet strip, the strips of adhesive tape are preferably spaced apart by a distance of from about ¼ inch to about 2 inches, one being positioned close by adjacent the top edge of the carpet strip and the other spaced from the bottom edge.
Claims3
A wall base system securable to a wall surface, the wall base system comprising an elongate strip of carpeting having a front and a substantially planar back surface, a plurality of elongate substantially continuous spaced-apart strips of substantially continuous double-sided polyacrylic adhesive tape adhesively secured to the back surface of the carpeting strip so as to be placeable flat against the wall surface, the wall base system being substantially adjustable when placed against the wall surface during installation so as to permit desired adjustment of the position of the wall base system during installation and thereafter being pressable in intimate contact with the wall surface to adhere the carpeting strip to the wall surface such that the wall base system remains in a substantially flat, planar configuration parallel to the wall surface without tending to separate from the wall surface over time and without sagging, wrinkling or puckering of the carpeting strip relative to the wall, and a release liner covering the strips, the strips being spaced apart by a distance of from about 1 inch to about 2 inches.
A wall base system securable to a wall surface, the wall base system comprising an elongate strip of carpeting having a front and a substantially planar back surface, a pair of elongate substantially continuous strips of substantially continuous double-sided polyacrylic adhesive tape adhesively secured to the back surface of the carpeting strip and spaced apart from one another by a distance of from about 1⅛ to about 1½ inches, the wall base system being substantially movable relative to the wall surface when initially placed against the wall surface during installation so as to permit desired adjustment of the position of the wall base system during installation and thereafter being pressable in intimate contact with the wall surface to adhere the carpeting strip to the wall surface such that the wall base system remains in a substantially flat, planar configuration parallel to the wall surface without tending to separate from the wall surface over time and without sagging, wrinkling, or puckering of the carpeting strip relative to the wall and a release liner covering the strips.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.