Fiber reinforced concrete exterior wall system
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1. A method of forming an exterior wall of a habitable building having a substructure made of vertical support members, the method comprising:
- (a) mounting at least a first panel made of fiber-reinforced concrete to the substructure; and
then(b) applying mortar on a first major surface of said first panel.
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Abstract
A method of forming an exterior wall of a building, including the finished wall, includes the steps of mounting a cementitious, fiber-reinforced panel to the wall, such as the studs thereof, and then applying cementitious mortar to the panel. The cementitious mortar can be stucco, which is typically painted, or a base to which masonry units, such as stones or bricks, are mounted. The preferred panel is a glass fiber reinforced concrete panel.
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14 Claims
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1. A method of forming an exterior wall of a habitable building having a substructure made of vertical support members, the method comprising:
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(a) mounting at least a first panel made of fiber-reinforced concrete to the substructure; and
then(b) applying mortar on a first major surface of said first panel. - View Dependent Claims (2, 3, 4, 5)
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6. An exterior wall of a habitable building having a substructure made of vertical support members, the wall comprising:
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(a) at least a first panel made of fiber-reinforced concrete mounted to the substructure; and (b) a mortar mounted on a first major surface of said first panel. - View Dependent Claims (7, 8, 9, 10, 11, 12, 13)
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14. A fiber-reinforced concrete panel for forming at least part of an exterior wall of a habitable building having a substructure made of vertical support members, the panel comprising:
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(a) a first major surface of the first panel having a three dimensional texture; (b) at least one groove formed in a second major surface that opposes the first major surface, said at least one groove forming a water path; and (c) an edge of the first panel sloped from its intersection with the second major surface to its intersection with the first major surface for resisting water penetration.
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