GCP APPLIED TECHNOLOGIES
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Key Information
Ownership
GA
Address
20 Moores Road
Malvern, PA 19355
Critical Dates
First Use Date
Feb 4, 2016
Filing Date
Jun 1, 2015
Registration Date
Mar 27, 2018
Mark Descriptions
Goods
Class 1
Chemicals for use in industry and science; chemicals for industrial purposes, namely, chemicals for use in the manufacture of cement, concrete, mortar, masonry, shotcrete, or other cementitious compositions; chemical and oil dispersants and water-reducing chemical additives for use in the manufacture of cement, concrete, mortar, masonry, shotcrete...
Class 17
Non-metallic building materials, namely, sheet-like rollable membranes in the nature of weatherizing membranes and vapor barriers for providing water-, air-, and vapor-barrier protection for building or construction surfaces...
Class 19
Materials for use in building and civil engineering, construction and repair, namely, non-metal flashing for building in the nature of self-adhered non-metallic window, door and deck flashings; bituminous coatings or sheet-like waterproofing membranes for roofing; non-metallic roof flashing; non-metallic building flashing for windows and doors...
Services
Class 42
Research, namely, scientific research and research on new and future construction products; development services, namely, product development; testing services, namely, product testing; consultancy services in the field of scientific research and the creation of new products; industrial research relating to production of chemicals and construction products...
Mark Elements
Text Mark
GCP APPLIED TECHNOLOGIES
Category
Trademark
Standard Characters
No
Color Claim
No
Drawing/Image Description
The mark consists of the stylized wording "GCP APPLIED TECHNOLOGIES". Above this wording appears a design of a half-spiral staircase formed from eight contiguous trapezoidal step shapes, with each subsequent step being about 20 percent longer than the one before it. The aforementioned steps, comprising the half-spiral staircase design, appear in gradient fashion to produce the appearance of a longer edge of each trapezoidal step.
Design Search Codes
07.05.08
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