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US778598A
US778598A US17781702A US1902177817A US778598A US 778598 A US778598 A US 778598A US 17781702 A US17781702 A US 17781702A US 1902177817 A US1902177817 A US 1902177817A US 778598 A US778598 A US 778598A
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    • E04BGENERAL BUILDING CONSTRUCTIONS; WALLS, e.g. PARTITIONS; ROOFS; FLOORS; CEILINGS; INSULATION OR OTHER PROTECTION OF BUILDINGS
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  • This invention relates to a new article of.
  • the object of my invention is to provide a substitute for enamel brick, pressed brick, tile, &c., as employed in veneering; and the Construction of walls from tile of this character forms a subject for patent of even date herewith.
  • My improved building-tile is composed entirely of glass and is formed into the desired shape by being pressed or poured into suitable molds while in a heated state.
  • the improved building-tile may be made in various colors or miXture of colors; but I prefer that they may be made of pure white or opal glass and, if desired, decorated with suitable figures upon their eXposed surface portions.
  • FIG. 1 is a perspective view of one of my improved tile.
  • Fig. 2 is a side elevation of a portion of a wall constructed of said tile, showing the interior filling.
  • Fig. 3 is a perspective View of a portion of a wall, showing lapping of the tile at the corners.
  • Fig. 4 is a perspective View of a tile-adapted as a walltie.
  • Fig. 5 is a plan view of a wall, showing the manner in which the tie-tile is employed in the wall.
  • the same consists of a frame 1, having an integral partition or web 2 extending across the center thereof, which web or partition is of such thickness as will be equal to double the tile ends, so that when one is lapped over the other the abutting ends of the tile will have equal support on said rib or partition.
  • the length of the tile l prefer for ordinary purposes shall be double that of its breadth and the thickness or depth of any suitable dmensions, or, if desired, in proportion to the ordinary brick, so that the openings Will register with one another when arranged on halflap in straight-course work or when in crosslap at right angles, as in turning corners; but I by no means desire to limit myself to these proportions or, for that matter, to a rectangular shape.
  • the edges and meeting ends of the tile are preferably fitted upon and to 'one another without the use of intervening mortar or cement; but the entire inner spaces are filled with mortar, concrete, cement, or other suitable filling, thereby looking the tile to one another and virtually making a solid Wall throughout.

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No. ?78,598. PATBNTED DEC. 27, 1904. P. J. MCGUIRE.
BUILDING TILE.
APPLIOATION HLED DED. e, 1902. RENEWED OOT 20. 1903.
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PETER J. MCGUIRE OF BLAIRSVILLE, PENNSYLVANIA.
BUILDlNG-TILE.
SPECIFICATION formng part of Letters Patent No. '778,598, dated December 27, 1904.
A li ti fil d December 6, 1902. Renewed October 20, 1903. Seria No. l7'7,81'7.
This invention relates to a new article of.
manufacture in the form of building-tile com- 'posed of glass.
The object of my invention is to provide a substitute for enamel brick, pressed brick, tile, &c., as employed in veneering; and the Construction of walls from tile of this character forms a subject for patent of even date herewith.
My improved building-tile is composed entirely of glass and is formed into the desired shape by being pressed or poured into suitable molds while in a heated state.
The improved building-tile may be made in various colors or miXture of colors; but I prefer that they may be made of pure white or opal glass and, if desired, decorated with suitable figures upon their eXposed surface portions.
In the accompanying drawings I have by various views illustrated my improved building-tile and the manner in which the same are employed in the Construction of a wall, in which- Figure 1 is a perspective view of one of my improved tile. Fig. 2 is a side elevation of a portion of a wall constructed of said tile, showing the interior filling. Fig. 3 is a perspective View of a portion of a wall, showing lapping of the tile at the corners. Fig. 4 is a perspective View of a tile-adapted as a walltie. Fig. 5 is a plan view of a wall, showing the manner in which the tie-tile is employed in the wall.
Referring to said drawings for a detailed description of said glass tile, it will be seen that the same consists of a frame 1, having an integral partition or web 2 extending across the center thereof, which web or partition is of such thickness as will be equal to double the tile ends, so that when one is lapped over the other the abutting ends of the tile will have equal support on said rib or partition.
The length of the tile l prefer for ordinary purposes shall be double that of its breadth and the thickness or depth of any suitable dmensions, or, if desired, in proportion to the ordinary brick, so that the openings Will register with one another when arranged on halflap in straight-course work or when in crosslap at right angles, as in turning corners; but I by no means desire to limit myself to these proportions or, for that matter, to a rectangular shape. In building a wall of these tile the edges and meeting ends of the tile are preferably fitted upon and to 'one another without the use of intervening mortar or cement; but the entire inner spaces are filled with mortar, concrete, cement, or other suitable filling, thereby looking the tile to one another and virtually making a solid Wall throughout.
- In many instances it is desirable to tie the wall to a false backing, particularly in cases of so termed veneer facing and to provide for such instances there is formed in the rear wall edge the small offset 3, so that the tie 4, attached to said false wall, may pass in between the joints and the ends be embedded within the interior filling, and at intervals the tile shown at Fig. 4 may be employed as shown at Fig. 5 and embedded in the false wall 6.
- 'Tile of this' character not only presents a ture to juneture and lleted at said juncture, In testimony WhereOfI havehe'eunto signed one O' said side Welle having ofi'sets in its myname in the presence of two subserbng TO edge as shown, said tile having plain surfaces witnesses.
and the Web of a thckness double that of the e ends in cross-section so as to register With PETER MCGUIRE' the abuttng tle ends When lapped the-eon In presence of and equalize the st'ein, suhstantally as shown OHAS. H. VOORE;
and set forth. R. H. FREY.
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