Floor mats of the washable, dirt adsorbing type
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Mar 6, 1984
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Aug 17, 1981
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Aug 17, 1981
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Floor mats of the washable, dirt adsorbing type, so-called 'service mats', consist of a rubber backing and a nap top layer vulcanized to the top side of the backing such that the outer edge portion of the backing constitutes a frame portion about the nap layer. The mats are produced either as strong 'utility mats' based on a black rubber backing or as 'appearance mats' based on a backing of colored rubber. According to the invention a 'utility mat' is provided which is additionally an 'appearance mat', the said frame portion of the black rubber backing being constituted or covered by a layer of colored rubber. The two types of rubber are vulcanized together. The colored rubber and even the black rubber may be reinforced by admixture with synthetic fibres.
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