Jeffrey J Maziarz

US Patent:

8615944, Dec 31, 2013

Filed:

Jan 24, 2011

Appl. No.:

12/931079

Inventors:

Jeffrey Maziarz - Royersford PA, US

Assignee:

E-Z Bead LLC - Royersford PA

International Classification:

E04B 1/66
E04B 1/68

US Classification:

52273, 52214, 522881

Abstract:

A stop bead for mounting along a frame or jamb of a window or door of a building to separate the frame or jamb from plaster or stucco material during application of the plaster or stucco material to the building comprises a first side end portion and a second side end portion, the first side portion having a leading edge for engaging the frame or jamb when the stop bead is mounted adjacent to the frame or jamb, a base panel having a front face, a wall formed on the base panel and extending outwardly above the front face of the base panel, the wall having an engaging surface for engaging plaster or stucco and a frame/jamb facing surface that faces the frame or jamb when the stop bead is mounted adjacent to the frame or jamb, and a spacing member formed on the stop bead and extending outwardly away from the frame/jamb facing surface of the wall for spacing the wall a predetermined distance from the frame or jamb when the stop bead is mounted adjacent to the frame or jamb, the spacing member forming the leading edge of the first side portion of the stop bead and forming gap between the wall and the frame or jamb when the stop bead is mounted adjacent to the frame or jamb.

US Patent:

20030051422, Mar 20, 2003

Filed:

Sep 17, 2001

Appl. No.:

09/952920

Inventors:

Jeffrey Maziarz - Royersford PA, US

International Classification:

E04C003/02

US Classification:

052/204200

Abstract:

The L-Bead system is a system for use as a plaster or stucco stop where the plaster or stucco meets a separate surface such as window or door frames or jamb. Typical plaster stop in the stucco masonry industry consists of a perforated strip running parallel to the jamb with a plastic edge acting to contain the applied plaster or stucco surface. Traditional plaster stop is routinely installed approximately -inch away from jamb in order to account for differences in the raised height of the jamb or other surface. The resulting gap or space requires the installation of a backer rod between the plaster stop and the edge of the jamb. This can add considerably to construction time and costs. The L-Bead system provides a stop system which eliminated the need for the installation of a backer rod and thereby reduces the potential for leaks. The L-Bead system adds an additional plastic strip to the back and along the length of the stop. The L-Bead is installed flush against the jamb for a tighter fit, eliminating the need for a backer rod, and requiring only a small amount of caulking over the area for a finished job. This new system will save time and money and will significantly reduce the potential for leaks in these areas.

US Patent:

20080263971, Oct 30, 2008

Filed:

May 12, 2008

Appl. No.:

12/152046

Inventors:

Jeffrey Maziarz - Royersford PA, US

International Classification:

E06B 1/04

US Classification:

522041

Abstract:

A stop bead for mounting along a frame or jamb of a window or door of a building to separate the frame or jamb from plaster or stucco material during application of the plaster or stucco material to the building comprises a first side end portion and a second side end portion, the first side portion having a leading edge for engaging the frame or jamb when the stop bead is mounted adjacent to the frame or jamb, a base panel having a front face, a stop bead wall formed on the base panel and extending outwardly above the front face of the base panel, the stop bead wall having an engaging surface for engaging plaster or stucco and a frame/jamb facing surface that faces the frame or jamb when the stop bead is mounted adjacent to the frame or jamb, and a spacing member formed on the stop bead and extending outwardly away from the frame/jamb facing surface of the stop bead wall for spacing the stop bead wall a predetermined distance from the frame or jamb when the stop bead is mounted adjacent to the frame or jamb, the spacing member forming the leading edge of the first side portion of the stop bead and forming gap between the stop bead wall and the frame or jamb when the stop bead is mounted adjacent to the frame or jamb for receiving caulk for sealing between the stop bead and the frame or jamb. In a preferred embodiment, the spacing member is flexible to permit movement of the spacing member responsive to movement to weather induced movement of the jamb after the stop bead is mounted adjacent to the jamb.

US Patent:

7874123, Jan 25, 2011

Filed:

Oct 31, 2007

Appl. No.:

11/981421

Inventors:

Jeffrey Maziarz - Royersford PA, US

Assignee:

E-Z Bead LLC - Royersford PA

International Classification:

E04F 13/06
E04F 13/04

US Classification:

527414, 527413, 5274141, 527421

Abstract:

A stop bead for mounting along a frame or jamb of a window or door of a building to separate the frame or jamb from plaster or stucco material during application of the plaster or stucco material to the building comprises a first side end portion and a second side end portion, the first side portion having a leading edge for engaging the frame or jamb when the stop bead is mounted adjacent to the frame or jamb, a base panel having a front face, a wall formed on the base panel and extending outwardly above the front face of the base panel, the wall having an engaging surface for engaging plaster or stucco and a frame/jamb facing surface that faces the frame or jamb when the stop bead is mounted adjacent to the frame or jamb, and a spacing member formed on the stop bead and extending outwardly away from the frame/jamb facing surface of the wall for spacing the wall a predetermined distance from the frame or jamb when the stop bead is mounted adjacent to the frame or jamb, the spacing member forming the leading edge of the first side portion of the stop bead and forming gap between the wall and the frame or jamb when the stop bead is mounted adjacent to the frame or jamb.

US Patent:

20210207381, Jul 8, 2021

Filed:

Mar 22, 2021

Appl. No.:

17/208954

Inventors:

- Royersford PA, US
JEFFREY MAZIARZ - Royersford PA, US

International Classification:

E04F 13/06
E06B 1/62

Abstract:

Methods, systems, and an apparatus for constructing a termination point in a wall are provided. A rigid, cured cement board is attached to exterior sheathing of the wall. A stop bead apparatus is attached to the rigid, cured cement board at a terminating location of the wall. An edge of a rigid, cured cement board is inserted into a gap formed between a base panel of the stop bead apparatus and the exterior sheathing. A finish layer is applied to an exterior surface of the cement board, whereby the finish layer covers the base panel of the stop bead apparatus.

US Patent:

20200240153, Jul 30, 2020

Filed:

Apr 14, 2020

Appl. No.:

16/848622

Inventors:

- Royersford PA, US
JEFFREY MAZIARZ - Royersford PA, US

International Classification:

E04F 19/06

Abstract:

Embodiments of the present disclosure provide an apparatus, system and method for creating an airtight seal between a jamb and a siding panel on an exterior wall. An apparatus for creating an airtight seal between a jamb and a siding panel on an exterior wall comprises a stop bead running a length of the jamb. The stop bead has an at least partially flexible spacing strip and a rigid base panel. The rigid base panel is positioned to lay flat against the exterior wall. The at least partially flexible spacing strip is attached to an edge of the rigid base panel, and wherein the at least partially flexible spacing strip maintains a seal against the jamb.

US Patent:

20180195272, Jul 12, 2018

Filed:

Jan 9, 2018

Appl. No.:

15/865952

Inventors:

- Royersford PA, US
Jeffrey Maziarz - Royersford PA, US

International Classification:

E04B 1/68
E04F 13/06

Abstract:

An expansion/control joint for use within a stucco or plaster wall includes a first base panel having a first stucco stop wall formed on the first base panel and extending from the first base panel. A second base panel has a second stucco stop wall faulted on the second base panel and extends from the second base panel. The second stucco stop wall is positioned spaced a distance from the first stucco stop wall. A single expansion joint is connected between the first and second stucco stop walls and extends the spaced distance between the first and second stucco stop walls.

US Patent:

20180112414, Apr 26, 2018

Filed:

Oct 23, 2017

Appl. No.:

15/791246

Inventors:

- Royersford PA, US
Jeffrey Maziarz - Royersford PA, US

International Classification:

E04F 13/04
E04F 13/06
E06B 7/23
E06B 1/62

Abstract:

A vented stop bead and a vented weep screed are used to vent a stucco or plaster wall. The vented stop bead has a base panel with a stop bead wall extending from the base panel at a first location and a spacing member wall extending from the base panel at a second location, wherein a spacing member is connected to the spacing member wall. A vented portion is positioned between the stop bead wall and the spacing member wall, wherein the vented portion has a venting structure positioned through the base panel between the first and second locations. The vented weep screed has a nailing fin with a first leg extending therefrom at a first location. A second leg extends from the nailing fin at a second location, the second leg having at least one venting structure positioned through the second leg.