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Dry Wall Industry
Listing ID: DrywalIinventionPatent	Location: USA
Brief: Enhanced Dry Wall facilitating Ease of the Dry Wall Installation & Finishing Process; Invention (PATENT PENDING) also adds value to repair kits using this invention by facilitating Ease of Installation of the Process. Key Claim: Simplifies Installation Process (saving labor steps and time) & Lowers the use of finishing materials resulting in less waste/pollution. The following itemizes the steps and supplies involved in installing and finishing the Drywalls while Appendix A presents details describing these steps (Source: www.doityourself.com ): STEP 1: Planning Ahead (see Appendix A for all the steps and schematics) STEP 2: Cutting the Dry Wall STEP 3: Deciding on Double or Single Layer Installation STEP 4: Should you use a Vertical or a Horizontal Installation STEP 5: Applying Drywall to the Ceiling STEP 6: Wall Application of Drywall STEP 7: Just Around the Corner STEP 8: Getting to the Joints STEP 9: Putting the finishing touches on a Dry Wall Installation STEP 10:Taping it Up STEP 11:Finishing STEP 12:The Great Cover-up STEP 13:Working the Butt Joint STEP 14:Apply the Metal Corner STEP 15:Big Finish This Invention (details about the essence of the patent to be disclosed after interested parties sign a confidentiality agreement) simplifies Steps 5 through13 by bringing time savings (minimizes time in handling the tape and the related difficulties –especially in hard to reach ceiling areas), cost reductions (less plaster is utilized) and simplicity.

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Inventor will consider earnout arrangements.

Business Information

Year Established:

2009

Number of Employees:

0 Full Time / 1 Part Time

Days and Hours of Operation:

Relocatable:

Franchise Information:

Not Applicable.

Facilities / Location:

Relocatable.

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Additional Information

Reason for Selling:

Inventor is looking for users of this invention so that he can monetize the financial potential that will be derived by the use of the patent.

Business Description:

Enhanced Dry Wall facilitating Ease of the Dry Wall Installation & Finishing Process; Invention (PATENT PENDING) also adds value to repair kits using this invention by facilitating Ease of Installation of the Process. Key Claim: Simplifies Installation Process (saving labor steps and time) & Lowers the use of finishing materials resulting in less waste/pollution. The following itemizes the steps and supplies involved in installing and finishing the Drywalls while Appendix A presents details describing these steps (Source: www.doityourself.com ): STEP 1: Planning Ahead (see Appendix A for all the steps and schematics) STEP 2: Cutting the Dry Wall STEP 3: Deciding on Double or Single Layer Installation STEP 4: Should you use a Vertical or a Horizontal Installation STEP 5: Applying Drywall to the Ceiling STEP 6: Wall Application of Drywall STEP 7: Just Around the Corner STEP 8: Getting to the Joints STEP 9: Putting the finishing touches on a Dry Wall Installation STEP 10:Taping it Up STEP 11:Finishing STEP 12:The Great Cover-up STEP 13:Working the Butt Joint STEP 14:Apply the Metal Corner STEP 15:Big Finish This Invention (details about the essence of the patent to be disclosed after interested parties sign a confidentiality agreement) simplifies Steps 5 through13 by bringing time savings (minimizes time in handling the tape and the related difficulties –especially in hard to reach ceiling areas), cost reductions (less plaster is utilized) and simplicity.

Potential for Growth:

One can derive a guesstimate of the value of this patent by taking in account the surface of Drywall (e.g. Wikipedia’s estimate of 42 Billion Square Feet per year for the U.S. or 85 Billion Square Feet worldwide) and then assume an average panel size of Drywall (say 96” x 48”) and then assume value attribute to this invention by estimating the price premium a manufacture of Drywalls might enjoy by licensing this invention) and apply a royalty percentage. Commercial Need for the Patent: Inventions have a commercial value because they generally bring innovations that help solve problems that exist in the market place. Bringing solutions to these problems creates value. Patent users are willing to pay part of the value created by an invention to the inventor in order to get the rights for the use of the patent. The benefit of this particular invention comes from two sources: a. Labor savings in installing drywalls for new construction or repairs. b. Savings in usage of materials for finishing process in drywall installation