David A. DeProspero - Strongsville OH Theresa Lozinski - Cleveland OH
Assignee:
Imperial Home Decor Group Management, Inc. - Cleveland OH
International Classification:
B41M 540
US Classification:
428 3276, 428 3279, 428201
Abstract:
A dry-transfer appliquà is provided for wall decoration. The appliquà has at least three bleed-resistant color pigments, including a bleed-resistant magenta pigment, that will not bleed or show through a coat of paint once the appliquà is painted over for redecorating. The appliquà has an as-applied thickness of 1. 3-8 mils so that it will not be visible through a coat of paint. A plurality of dry-transfer appliquÃs are also provided having designs corresponding to a common design theme. The appliquÃs can be placed by the consumer to provide a custom design suited to that consumers personal taste.
David A. DeProspero - Strongsville OH Thadeus Banas - Pawtucket RI Richard P. Muny - Kirtland Hills OH Robert L. Frye - Concord OH
Assignee:
Imperial Wallcoverings - Cleveland OH
International Classification:
B32B 900
US Classification:
428195
Abstract:
The present invention is directed to a releasable wall covering and a method of producing the same. The wall covering comprises a reinforcing backing layer with a surfacing layer formed of a polymer coating overlying a front surface of the backing layer. A layer of printing is applied to the surfacing layer with a transparent top coating overlying the printing layer. A pressure sensitive adhesive layer formed of tacky polymeric microspheres is present on the rear surface of the backing layer so as to allow the wall covering to be repositionable upon installation and releasable after an extended time.
A wallpaper display package permits vertical display of wallpaper without causing a crease or other damage to the wallpaper. The display package comprises a card having a generally planar body portion of substantially uniform thickness configured to receive an elongate wallpaper sheet wound thereon. A pair of opposing tabs are positioned on and project from respective sides of the body portion lower end. Each tab has an upper portion configured to prevent the wound wallpaper from sliding over the body portion lower end. A pair of opposing slots are provided in the body portion adjacent the upper portions of each tab. The slots prevent the formation of a crease in the wallpaper when displayed vertically.
David Deprospero (1993-1997), Eric Pepper (1979-1983), Jill Kunigonis (1984-1988), Marilyn May (1968-1972), Joseph Lachacz (1981-1985), Peter Fabrizio (1993-1997)