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Class 19 Trademarks

Construction Materials (building - non metallic)

International Class 19 of the Nice Classification covers Construction Materials (building - non metallic). If your business offers these goods or services, this is the class you'd register your trademark in — and the USPTO government fee applies per class. Below are examples of marks already registered in Class 19. Register your trademark in Class 19 →

Registered trademarks in Class 19

Trademark	Reg. / Serial #
MOBILE ALUMAKROM	73282233
WET SEAL X	73282234
PENETEX	73282235
TEX-STRAND	73282236
DUOSEAL	73282237
LIONMARK	73282321
INSUPANE	73282374
CREATIVE FENCE DESIGN	73282477
INSUL-WRAP INSUL-WRAP	73282496
MALIBU	73282504
THE WOODSTONE COMPANY WESTMINSTER, VERMONT	73282558
WOODSTONE	73282561
NATIONAL	73282589
JIF-IGLOO	73282599
	73282600
PERMAFLECT	73282632
WABOCRETE	73282640
CRYSTACRYLIC	73282699
RADIANT ROOM	73282877
CAL	73282952
PRIME-FOAM-X-FOIL	73282968
BERNDORF	73283041
FW FASHONWALL	73283058
FASHONWALL	73283068
OMEGA FOAM PLY	73283083
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