Jose Colon Colon

US Patent:

D648167, Nov 8, 2011

Filed:

Dec 23, 2008

Appl. No.:

29/329881

Inventors:

Jose Alberto Colon - Hialeah Gardens FL, US

International Classification:

0609

US Classification:

D 6601

US Patent:

20090301017, Dec 10, 2009

Filed:

May 23, 2008

Appl. No.:

12/099243

Inventors:

Jose Luis Colon - Manati PR, US

International Classification:

E04B 1/18

US Classification:

52414

Abstract:

“Environmental Empty Fiber Cement Form” is a fiber cement form which includes two fiber cement panel and/or boards, rigid insulation (optional), vapor barriers, concrete adhesives, steel rebar (optional), cell spacers are made of the same fiber cement board or any compatible material like metal, plastics, etc. The cell spacers vary in depth, height and thickness. The forms have attached electrical connections (optional). The two exterior fiber cement boards are joined together using the appropriate adhesive/glue. The cell spacers are also joined to the exterior board/panel with adhesive/glue producing empty cells of different height and depth as needed for the chosen application.These cells/chambers can be filled with any type of mixture, compounds and/or a combination of both like but not limited to: concrete, sand, plastics, polymers, cast, insulation material, etc. Once the “Environmental Empty Fiber Cement Form” is placed over a floor slap, foundation, ditch, etc and the whole form is filled while the mixture/compound inside the cells/chamber has the necessary curing time then the form becomes a solid wall and/or barrier. The optional steel rebar that can be placed inside the cells/chambers will enhance the form/mold strength. The optional electrical connections placed inside the empty cells/chambers will also enhance the utilization of the form as a wall for any construction like houses, buildings, barriers, etc.The other advantage of this “Environmental Empty Fiber Cement Form” that once it is filled with any mixture and become a solid wall/barrier does not requires the removing of the exterior boards like in the conventional construction forms. Neither requires plastering for a smooth/final finish since the exterior side of the fiber cement boards are flat, plain and smooth.