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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 #
SOL-SEAL	73319478
DIMENSIONAL	73319479
PINE CREST 2	73319604
PERMABRICK	73319871
PINERIDGE	73319976
DENDRION	73320033
EXPANDING FOAM SEALANT	73320166
GLAMOUR BATHE	73320252
PLYBOARD	73320482
THERMALATOR	73320721
BOW HOUSE	73320850
10-PLUS	73320856
B BRUNEMANN PANELWALL	73320896
NSUL-CHANNEL	73320935
FLORIDA SUPER MASONRY	73320987
THOROWALL	73321014
VINYLINE	73321063
RUBY	73321114
HC	73321214
MISCELLANEOUS	73321215
BENOIT E.P.D.M. ROOFING SYSTEMS	73321259
TERRACE DOOR	73321283
PACEMAKER	73321651
AMOPAVE	73321843
CALIFORNIA SLIDING GARAGE DOORS	73322088
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