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US 8,627,622 B2Granted
Drywall-trimming strip for trimming archway
AssigneeTrim-Tex, Inc.
InventorsJoseph M. Koenig, Jr., Mark Budzik
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AssigneeTrim-Tex, Inc.
InventorsJoseph M. Koenig, Jr., Mark Budzik
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A drywall-trimming strip for trimming an archway has a nose with a tabbed edge and a flanged edge. A first series of slits spaced from one another define a series of tabs spaced from one another along the tabbed edge. A flange extends from and along the flanged edge. The tabs are joined to the tabbed edge of the nose by a continuous juncture extending along and defining the tabbed edge of the nose, which has a second series of slits extending to the continuous juncture and spaced from one another, as the slits defining the tabs are spaced from one another. All parts of the drywall-trimming strip are made from a comparatively harder, less flexible, polymeric material, such as polyvinyl chloride having a hardness of Durometer Shore 82 D, except for the continuous juncture, which is made from a comparatively softer, more flexible material, such as polyvinyl chloride having a hardness of Durometer Shore 92 A.
For trimming an archway, a drywall-trimming strip having a nose with a tabbed edge and an opposite edge, the drywall-trimming strip having a first series of slits spaced from one another and defining a series of tabs spaced from one another along the tabbed edge, the tabs being joined to the tabbed edge of the nose by a continuous juncture extending along and defining the tabbed edge of the nose, the nose having a second series of slits extending to the continuous juncture and spaced from one another, as the slits defining the tabs are spaced from one another, wherein the nose of the drywall-trimming strip is made from a flexible, polymeric material, except for the continuous juncture, which is made from a softer, more flexible material in comparison to the polymeric material of the nose.
For trimming an archway, a drywall-trimming strip having a nose with a tabbed edge and a flanged edge, the drywall-trimming strip having a first series of slits spaced from one another and defining a series of tabs spaced from one another along the tabbed edge, the drywall-trimming strip having a flange extending from and along the flanged edge, the tabs being joined to the tabbed edge of the nose by a continuous juncture extending along and defining the tabbed edge of the nose, the nose having a second series of slits extending to the continuous juncture and spaced from one another, as the slits defining the tabs are spaced from one another.
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