IC 019. US 001 012 033 050. G & S: Paving and flooring materials, namely, non-metal construction materials and natural or synthetic rubber and latex, non-metal floor slabs of natural or synthetic rubber and latex, non-metal floor tiles and floor materials and surfacing, namely, natural or synthetic rubber and latex; non-metal materials for use in construction and civil engineering works, namely, natural or synthetic rubber and latex; synthetic non-metal sport and gymnastic surfaces for courts, tracks, arenas, all for sports and gymnastics; synthetic non-metal edge trims for basins and pools
IC 027. US 019 020 037 042 050. G & S: Rugs, carpets, doormats, carpet tiles; mats for animals, namely, pet feeding mats, pet litter pan floor mats, stable mats for use as animal mattresses, horse stall floor mats; floor coverings; non-textile wall hangings; artificial turf
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