Method of making simulated landscaping rocks and edging blocks from expended plastic bottles
OwnerJohn Paul Schofield, Janet Ellen Schofieldinventors
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Abstract
A method for converting expended plastic water bottles and other plastic beverage bottles into artificial landscape rocks and edging blocks by cutting a flap in an empty plastic bottle, filling the bottle with empty, crushed food cans, or compacted, expended plastic bottles, sealing the flap with wire lath and screws, wrapping the bottle with mason lath or chicken wire, or coating the bottle with a bonding agent, applying a stucco coating to the bottle, brushing the wet stucco, and coloring the stucco with a pigmenting agent.
Claims4
A method of converting an expended thermoplastic container into a simulated rock, the method comprising the steps of:
- (a) cutting a flap in a side of the said container,
- (b) filling the container with non-organic waste materials,
- (c) closing the flap by means of wire lath and screws,
- (d) preparing the container for wet stucco by selecting from the group consisting of wrapping the container with mason lath, wrapping the container with chicken wire, or coating the container with a bonding agent,
- (e) covering the container with the stucco to give the container a rock-like appearance,
- (f) brushing the wet stucco,
- (g) applying a concrete stain to the stucco.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.