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US 7,921,537 B2Granted
Method of making a prefabricated relief form
OwnerDaniel W. Rodlininventor
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Abstract
A prefabricated relief form member for use as an architectural trim feature on a structure using structural elements from connected wire assemblies such as corner aid to make a prefabricated relief form member and fastening the structural elements together such as by glue and putting a sheet of paper under the relief form member and applying plaster to form a trim.
Claims8
A method of making a prefabricated relief form member for receiving and retaining a cementitious coating when the relief form member is attached to a prepared structural wall to create an architectural trim, comprising;
- using corner aids of the type comprising a connected wire assembly to form a pair of legs at an angle and of specific length to construct the relief form member said corner aids comprising at least a first corner aid defining a first side corner aid and a second corner aid defining a second side corner aid;
- removably positioning on an elongated fixture the first side corner aid and the second side corner aid lengthwise oppositely relative to each other so that each of them defines a height and a corner of the relief form member and together they define a width of the relief form member and an inside space;
- fastening the first side corner aid and the second side corner together to keep them together in a predetermined prefabricated relief form configuration after removal from the fixture.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.