Shock absorbing athletic field and method of constructing same

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United States of America Patent

PATENT NO 8226491
APP PUB NO 20120009362A1
SERIAL NO

13235865

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An athletic field is constructed using side-by-side conjoined layers of resilient synthetic material placed over a drain blanket and extending to a peripheral trench drain. The primary material construction is a rollable layer approximately 4 feet wide by 200 feet long comprising a dimpled polyethylene core material with bonded top and bottom thin, flexible geotechnic fabric layers. A flange and flap system along one edge receives the opposite edge of the joining strip to bond the laterally adjoining layers together in a shingling or tiered manner to promote drainage and to keep water out of the resilient pliable structure. The top surface is overlaid with artificial turf.

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THE SHANE GROUP250 INDUSTRIAL DRIVE HILLSDALE MI 49242

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  • 2011 Application Filing Year
  • E01C Class
  • 217 Applications Filed
  • 173 Patents Issued To-Date
  • 79.73 % Issued To-Date
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Inventor Name Address # of filed Patents Total Citations
Parry, Evan J Venice, US 3 11
Shaneour, Dwight C Hillsdale, US 9 97

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