GERALD ALBERT MCDERMOTT
Pilots at Gold Brk Rd, Stowe, VT
License number
Vermont A2300436
Issued Date
Sep 2016
Expiration Date
Sep 2018
Category
Airmen
Type
Authorized Aircraft Instructor
Address
Address
644 Gold Brook Rd, Stowe, VT 05672
Professional information
Reversible Decorative Tile And Method Of Finishing Same In Situ
US Patent:
6073408, Jun 13, 2000
Filed:
Jul 27, 1999
Appl. No.:
9/359872
Inventors:
David A. Winer - Shelburne VT
Gerald A. McDermott - Stowe VT
Edward F. Germon - Stowe VT
Gerald A. McDermott - Stowe VT
Edward F. Germon - Stowe VT
Assignee:
Jeda/America, Inc. - Stowe VT
International Classification:
E04F 1308
US Classification:
52385
Abstract:
In a method for installing tiles on a substrate, tiles, having a first surface and a second, machinable surface, are arranged in installed locations on the substrate with the second, machinable surface facing away from the substrate. The machinable surfaces are then machined to reduce tile-to-tile irregularities and adjust for the variations in the subfloor, and the tiles are turned over so that the first surfaces face away from the substrate. A decorative flooring unit is also provided having a tile with a shim layer on its underside, an edge member surrounding the tile and a substrate extending beneath the edge member and the tile. The tile is installed within the edge member with the shim layer facing away from the substrate. The tile may be reversed after sanding the edge member and shim layer.
Reversible Decorative Tile And Method Finishing Same In Situ
US Patent:
5937612, Aug 17, 1999
Filed:
Sep 19, 1997
Appl. No.:
8/933241
Inventors:
David A. Winer - Shelburne VT
Gerald A. McDermott - Stowe VT
Edward F. Germon - Stowe VT
Gerald A. McDermott - Stowe VT
Edward F. Germon - Stowe VT
Assignee:
Jeda/America, Inc. - Stowe VT
International Classification:
E04G 2100
US Classification:
5274711
Abstract:
In a method for installing tiles on a substrate, tiles, having a first surface and a second, machinable surface, are arranged in installed locations on the substrate with the second, machinable surface facing away from the substrate. The machinable surfaces are then machined to reduce tile-to-tile irregularities and adjust for the variations in the subfloor, and the tiles are turned over so that the first surfaces face away from the substrate. A decorative flooring unit is also provided having a tile with a shim layer on its underside, an edge member surrounding the tile and a substrate extending beneath the edge member and the tile. The tile is installed within the edge member with the shim layer facing away from the substrate. The tile may be reversed after sanding the edge member and shim layer.