Carl W Glass

US Patent:

40224350, May 10, 1977

Filed:

Apr 16, 1976

Appl. No.:

5/677454

Inventors:

Carl R. Glass - Kissimmee FL

International Classification:

E04H 1700

US Classification:

256 1

Abstract:

Decorative scrolls for metal fence posts are fabricated of plastic material, and have outer face plates with interior and exterior walls. Scroll members on the interior walls are spaced apart at flat sections to engage the post, and frictionally grip the same. Additional fastening means on the scroll members also engage the back side of the post.

US Patent:

41038754, Aug 1, 1978

Filed:

Oct 1, 1976

Appl. No.:

5/728708

Inventors:

Carl R. Glass - Kissimmee FL

International Classification:

E04H 1714

US Classification:

256 59

Abstract:

A fence comprises a series of vertical metallic posts connected by horizontal stringers, the posts having rectangular top portions. A non-metallic spear point is provided for each post, the spear points having assembly chambers whereby they fit about the top portions of the posts. The chamber walls are inclined to produce a wedge fit. In an assembly method hereof the top portions are supplied with a mastic, and the spear points driven on thereafter to produce a permanent bond.

US Patent:

41156080, Sep 19, 1978

Filed:

Nov 22, 1977

Appl. No.:

5/853915

Inventors:

Carl R. Glass - Kissimmee FL

International Classification:

B32B 302
403

US Classification:

428 65

Abstract:

A hub is employed in forming an ornamental sunburst from a plurality of spokes. The hub includes an annular base plate and an outer hub having a tubular rim and an outer wall. Radially spaced wedge members on the interior surface of the outer wall define spaces for the spokes, and the base plate is engaged over the spokes and wedge members.

US Patent:

42366658, Dec 2, 1980

Filed:

May 10, 1979

Appl. No.:

6/037611

Inventors:

Carl R. Glass - Kissimmee FL

International Classification:

B65D 9100

US Classification:

232 39

Abstract:

A bracket for mounting a mail box or the like has a pair of substantially identical upper and lower plate numbers each having surrounding walls. A series of open housings project from the plate members, and are interconnected to one another and to the walls by reinforcing ribs. The housings have interior vertical splines, and elongated posts are engaged in aligned pairs of the housings and frictionally locked therein by the splines. The lower plate member is embedded in the earth along with portions of the posts, and a mailbox is secured to the exposed, upper plate member.

US Patent:

42690102, May 26, 1981

Filed:

Nov 21, 1979

Appl. No.:

6/096267

Inventors:

Carl R. Glass - Kissimmee FL

International Classification:

E04N 1220

US Classification:

52154

Abstract:

A post anchor system for embedded posts has a plurality of post anchors formed preferably of a non-metallic material. Each anchor has a tubular main sleeve with interior splines to engage the post. A disc member extends horizontally from a midlength position on the sleeve and upper and lower radial fin members extend from the sleeve and are also joined to the disc. The fin members are positioned at space locations relative to one another so as to present maximum resistance to movement of the embedded post in the earth.