About 51 Trademarks found that are owned by Md Building Products Inc.

Insulating tapes; Insulation for air conditioners; Non-metal seals for use in windows and doors; Non-metal seals for use in homes; Non-metal weather strips for buildings; Weatherstripping for use in homes; Foam insulation for use in building and construction; Pipe insulation; Polyurethane film for use in sealing and insulating; Sealing and insulating materials

The mark consists of the letters "m" and "d" separated by a hyphen and surrounded by a stylized house design in which the chimney is formed by the vertical line in the letter "d".

Insulating materials for use in residential and commercial buildings

STICK AND STEP

floor trims and floor moldings made of [ wood, ] aluminum, or vinyl, non-metal thresholds

weatherstripping for use in homes and buildings, door weather seal system composed primarily of non-metal components, namely, weather seals, weatherizing membranes, and vapor barriers, and also containing metal components, namely, jamb and header substrates, [ mounting hardware and door hardware, ] weatherstripping in the nature of door sweeps, [ garage door weather seals, ] door weather seals for installation on the bottom or underneath the door

Metal door seals

Weatherstripping for use in homes; non-metal door seals

Caulking; Caulking compounds; Sealant compounds for joints; Sealants for buildings; Adhesive sealants for general use; Waterproof sealants; Weatherstripping sealants in the nature of caulk

The mark consists of a diamond within which are three rectangular shapes drawn to appear three dimensional progressing upwardly from left to right, with the far right rectangle elevated outside of the diamond but just below the uppermost tip of the diamond.

Spackling compound

Caulking; Caulking compounds; Sealant compounds for joints; Sealants for buildings; Adhesive sealants for general use; Waterproof sealants; Weatherstripping sealants in the nature of caulk

The mark consists of the word "POLARBLOCK" in stylized uppercase font. There is a silhouette of a polar bear standing on a piece of ice on water inside the letter "O" of the word "POLAR".