T-BISCUITS

Non-metal composite building materials for use in construction applications, namely, glass fiber reinforced fabrics, carbon or graphite fiber reinforced fabrics, aramid fiber reinforced fabrics, boron fiber reinforced fabrics, and basalt fiber reinforced fabrics, none being used for waterproofing or preservation of concrete; Non-metal composite building materials for use in concrete repair, namely, glass fiber reinforced fabrics, carbon or graphite fiber reinforced fabrics, aramid fiber reinforced fabrics, boron fiber reinforced fabrics, and basalt fiber reinforced fabrics, none being used for waterproofing or preservation of concrete; Non-metal composite building materials for use on concrete surfaces, namely, glass fiber reinforced fabrics, carbon or graphite fiber reinforced fabrics, aramid fiber reinforced fabrics, boron fiber reinforced fabrics, and basalt fiber reinforced fabrics, none being used for waterproofing or preservation of concrete; Non-metal composite building materials in the nature of inserts and coverings for use in construction applications, namely, glass fiber reinforced fabrics, carbon or graphite fiber reinforced fabrics, aramid fiber reinforced fabrics, boron fiber reinforced fabrics, and basalt fiber reinforced fabrics, none being used for waterproofing or preservation of concrete; Non-metal composite building materials in the nature of inserts and coverings for use in concrete repair, namely, glass fiber reinforced fabrics, carbon or graphite fiber reinforced fabrics, aramid fiber reinforced fabrics, boron fiber reinforced fabrics, and basalt fiber reinforced fabrics, none being used for waterproofing or preservation of concrete; Non-metal composite building materials in the nature of inserts and coverings for use on concrete surfaces, namely, glass fiber reinforced fabrics, carbon or graphite fiber reinforced fabrics, aramid fiber reinforced fabrics, boron fiber reinforced fabrics, and basalt fiber reinforced fabrics none being used for waterproofing or preservation of concrete