David Todd Fishel Deceased315 Lawrence St, White Sand, MS 39740

6352760, Mar 5, 2002

Oct 25, 2000

09/696416

David L. Fishel - Caledonia MS
Peter F. Payne - Irwin PA

Omnova Solutions Inc. - Fairlawn OH

B29C 4324

428156, 428187, 428192, 264175, 264293, 2642101, 264284, 156209

The invention relates to a flexible, waterproof shower pan liner comprised of a water-insoluble thermoplastic sheet. The shower pan liner includes on at least one surface selected indicia such as product information or plumbing codes at regular intervals. The indicia are embossed into the shower pan liner thereby eliminating the need for a protective top coat. In a process for making the invention, the thermoplastic is heated, calendered, and thereafter embossed with the selected indicia while in a heated condition.

6871898, Mar 29, 2005

Oct 6, 2003

10/679944

Brian M. Jarrard - Columbus MS, US
William R. Bell - Ethelsville AL, US
Anthony E. Nix - Chonburi, TH
David L. Fishel - Caledonia MS, US

OMNOVA Solutions Inc. - Fairlawn OH

B60J007/08

29610701

A soft cover for a vehicle is provided comprising a foam composite having a water resistant top layer, a flexible foam layer, and a protective bottom layer. The composite is flexible, dimensionally stable and tear resistant. Methods of manufacture and of use of the soft cover are also provided.

6187244, Feb 13, 2001

Feb 9, 1999

9/246493

David L. Fishel - Caledonia MS
Peter F. Payne - Irwin PA

Omnova Services Inc. - Fairlawn OH

B29C 4324
B29C 5902
B29C 5904

264293

A method for making a flexible, waterproof shower pan liner comprised of a water-insoluble thermoplastic sheet. The shower pan liner includes on at least one surface selected indicia such as product information or plumbing codes at regular intervals. The indicia are embossed into the shower pan liner thereby eliminating the need for a protective top coat. In the process for making the invention, the thermoplastic is heated, calendered, and thereafter embossed with the selected indicia while in a heated condition.

5632844, May 27, 1997

May 27, 1994

8/250071

Joseph L. Pate - Columbus MS
David L. Fishel - Caledonia MS

GenCorp Inc. - Fairlawn OH

B32B 3112
B32B 3120

156290

A moisture-permeable acoustic lamina which is usable as a wall covering has a foraminous woven fabric layer adhered to a fabric backing by a discontinuous thermoplastic polymer layer. The woven fabric preferably has an embossed undulate outer surface to enhance the acoustic properties of the lamina and to impart an aesthetic textural appearance. The individual yarns of the woven fabric are preferably substantially uniformly coated with a polyvinyl chloride plastisol to impart stain and wear-resistance, inhibit the growth of molds, fungi, bacteria and the like, and to enhance the appearance of the exposed face of the lamina. The moisture-permeable lamina structure allows wall covering paste, used to adhere the lamina to a wall, to dry at an acceptable rate, yet does not allow paste to bleed through the foraminous woven fabric layer.

5481838, Jan 9, 1996

Jan 4, 1994

8/177057

David L. Fishel - Caledonia MS
Terry M. Digiglia - Columbus MS

GenCorp Inc. - Fairlawn OH

E02D 1900

5216914

An anti-fracture, water-resistant, masonry-bondable membrane comprises a lamina having a central layer generally containing at least one ply of a flexible material, e. g. , an organic polymer such as polyvinyl chloride, generally in the form of a sheet, and a nonwoven fiber layer physically bonded to each side thereof. The formation of the lamina is generally accomplished by laminating a single, nonwoven layer to a layer or sheet of a flexible material in the presence of heat and pressure to produce a construction wherein the nonwoven fibers are partially embedded in the flexible material. Subsequently, two such constructions are bonded together under heat and pressure to produce essentially a four-ply lamina wherein the layers of flexible material such as a polymer are fused to one another. The flexible membrane lamina, when utilized between and bonded to an exterior masonry article such as ceramic tile and to a substrate such as concrete, is very effective in preventing any cracks from propagating from the substrate to the article. The flexible membrane also has very good hydrostatic water resistance.

5364681, Nov 15, 1994

Feb 5, 1993

8/013911

Joseph L. Pate - Columbus MS
David L. Fishel - Caledonia MS

GenCorp Inc. - Fairlawn OH

B32B 526
B32B 712
B32B 3120
E04B 184
E04F 1300

428137

A moisture-permeable acoustic lamina which is usable as a wall covering has a foraminous woven fabric layer adhered to a fabric backing by a discontinuous thermoplastic polymer layer. The woven fabric preferably has an embossed undulate outer surface to enhance the acoustic properties of the lamina and to impart an aesthetic textural appearance. The individual yarns of the woven fabric are preferably substantially uniformly coated with a polyvinyl chloride plastisol to impart stain and wear-resistance, inhibit the growth of molds, fungi, bacteria and the like, and to enhance the appearance of the exposed face of the lamina. The moisture-permeable lamina structure allows wall covering paste, used to adhere the lamina to a wall, to dry at an acceptable rate, yet does not allow paste to bleed through the foraminous woven fabric layer.

5318832, Jun 7, 1994

Nov 2, 1992

7/969893

David L. Fishel - Caledonia MS
Terry M. Digiglia - Columbus MS

GenCorp Inc. - Fairlawn OH

B32B 2730

428287

An anti-fracture, water-resistant, masonry-bondable membrane comprises a lamina having a central layer generally containing at least one ply of a flexible material, e. g. , an organic polymer such as polyvinyl chloride, generally in the form of a sheet, and a non-woven fiber layer physically bonded to each side thereof. The formation of the lamina is generally accomplished by laminating a single, nonwoven layer to a layer or sheet of a flexible material in the presence of heat and pressure to produce a construction wherein the nonwoven fibers are partially embedded in the flexible material. Subsequently, two such constructions are bonded together under heat and pressure to produce essentially a four-ply lamina wherein the layers of flexible material such as a polymer are fused to one another. The flexible membrane lamina, when utilized between and bonded to an exterior masonry article such as ceramic tile and to a substrate such as concrete, is very effective in preventing any cracks from propagating from the substrate to the article. The flexible membrane also has very good hydrostatic water resistance.

5681408, Oct 28, 1997

Jun 26, 1996

8/670971

Joseph L. Pate - Columbus MS
David L. Fishel - Caledonia MS

GenCorp Inc. - Fairlawn OH

E04B 184
E04F 1300

156 71

A moisture-permeable acoustic lamina which is usable as a wall covering has a foraminous woven fabric layer adhered to a fabric backing by a discontinuous thermoplastic polymer layer. The woven fabric preferably has an embossed undulate outer surface to enhance the acoustic properties of the lamina and to impart an aesthetic textural appearance. The individual yarns of the woven fabric are preferably substantially uniformly coated with a polyvinyl chloride plastisol to impart stain and wear-resistance, inhibit the growth of molds, fungi, bacteria and the like, and to enhance the appearance of the exposed face of the lamina. The moisture-permeable lamina structure allows wall covering paste, used to adhere the lamina to a wall, to dry at an acceptable rate, yet does not allow paste to bleed through the foraminous woven fabric layer.