Artificial stone anchoring system and method

a technology of anchoring system and artificial stone, which is applied in the field of artificial stone, can solve the problems of damage to cement and joints, stone to gravitate, and it is not possible to construct a wall outdoors using such cement and stones
US20070130860A1Inactive Publication Date: 2007-06-14LES PIERRES STONEDGE
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Authority / Receiving Office
US · United States
Patent Type
Applications(United States)
Current Assignee / Owner
LES PIERRES STONEDGE
Publication Date
2007-06-14
Estimated Expiration
Not applicable · inactive patent

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Abstract

An artificial stone and a method of fabricating a stone surface area therewith are described. The artificial stone comprises a stone body cast of a cement aggregate and has an outer visible surface area shaped to resemble a real stone. The stone body has a substantially flat rear surface. Fastener means are provided to secure one or more attachment brackets to the rear surface and adjacent at least one edge portion of the stone body to suspend the artificial stone on a support surface. The stone body is preferably cast with a light aggregate including polymeric particles.
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TECHNICAL FIELD

[0001] The present invention relates to an artificial stone and its anchoring system and method of fabricating a stone surface area therewith. BACKGROUND ART

[0002] Artificial stones and bricks have been known for several years and there exist a few systems for the securement thereof. One well known system uses an artificial stone commonly known as a “cultured stone” and it is affixed to a wall surface by a mortar cement which is trowelled on a specially prepared surface. In order for the cement to adhere to vertical surfaces it is necessary that a waterproof construction paper and a metal mesh be attached to the surface whereby to hold the cement in place. It is important also that the consistency of the cement be sufficiently tacky, that is to say not liquidly, in order for the stone to be retained thereby. These stones are fabricated with a substantially flat rear surface and by placing the stone on the cement and applying pressure against the stone a suction is c...

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