US2003140434A1PendingUtilityA1
Sport ramp surface and method
Priority: Dec 20, 2001Filed: Dec 20, 2002Published: Jul 31, 2003
Est. expiryDec 20, 2021(expired)· nominal 20-yr term from priority
Inventors:Michael G. Mcintyre
A63C 19/10E01C 13/003
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Abstract
A surface material for a ramp comprises a fiberglass reinforced plastic material for providing a longer life and an improved grip wherein the fiberglass reinforced plastic material is coupled to the surface of the ramp which is used by a user.
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1 . A surface material for a ramp comprising a fiberglass reinforced plastic material for providing a longer life and an improved grip wherein the fiberglass reinforced plastic material is coupled to the surface of the ramp which is used by a user.
2 . A surface material for a ramp in accordance with claim 1 wherein the fiberglass reinforced plastic material comprises:
approximately 50% fiberglass; and
approximately 50% resin.
3 . A surface material for a ramp in accordance with claim 2 wherein the resin is a GP type resin.
4 . A surface material for a ramp in accordance with claim 2 wherein the resin is a polyester.
5 . A surface material for a ramp in accordance with claim 2 wherein the resin is a vinylesters.
6 . A surface material for a ramp in accordance with claim 1 wherein the fiberglass reinforced plastic material is affixed to the ramp in sheets.
7 . A surface material for a ramp in accordance with claim 1 wherein the fiberglass reinforced plastic material is affixed to the ramp by an adhesive.
8 . A surface material for a ramp in accordance with claim 1 wherein the fiberglass reinforced plastic material is affixed to the ramp by connectors.
9 . A surface material for a ramp in accordance with claim 8 wherein the connectors are countersunk to reduce a risk of the connectors interfering with the user.
10 . A surface material for a ramp in accordance with claim 2 wherein the fiberglass reinforced plastic material further comprises an ultraviolet radiation inhibitor to protect the surface material from ultraviolet radiation.
11 . A surface material for a ramp in accordance with claim 2 wherein the fiberglass reinforced plastic material further comprises a color pigment to add color to the surface material.
12 . A surface material for a ramp in accordance with claim 2 wherein the fiberglass reinforced plastic material further comprises a logo impregnated into the surface material.
13 . A surface material for a ramp comprising:
a fiberglass reinforced plastic material for providing a longer life and an improved grip wherein the fiberglass reinforced plastic material is coupled to the surface of the ramp which is used by a user, wherein the fiberglass reinforced plastic material comprises:
approximately 50% fiberglass;
approximately 50% resin; and
an ultraviolet radiation inhibitor to protect the surface material from ultraviolet radiation.
14 . A surface material for a ramp in accordance with claim 13 wherein the resin is a GP type resin.
15 . A surface material for a ramp in accordance with claim 13 wherein the resin is a polyester.
16 . A surface material for a ramp in accordance with claim 13 wherein the resin is a vinylesters.
17 . A surface material for a tamp in accordance with claim 13 wherein the fiberglass reinforced plastic material is affixed to the ramp by an adhesive.
18 . A surface material for a ramp in accordance with claim 13 wherein the fiberglass reinforced plastic material is affixed to the ramp by connectors.
19 . A surface material for a ramp in accordance with claim 18 wherein the connectors are countersunk to reduce a risk of the connectors interfering with the user.
20 . A surface material for a ramp in accordance with claim 13 wherein the fiberglass reinforced plastic material further comprises a color pigment to add color to the surface material.Join the waitlist — get patent alerts
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