Carol A Paul

US Patent:

6516581, Feb 11, 2003

Filed:

Mar 22, 2001

Appl. No.:

09/814534

Inventors:

William Paul - Waterford Township MI 48327
Carol Paul - Waterford Township MI 48327

International Classification:

E04B 900

US Classification:

5250607, 52105, 527201, 527306

Abstract:

A wall angle for use in installing a suspended ceiling grid structure within a walled enclosure, the grid structure including a plurality of main grid runners and hanger wires suspending the main runners from an overhead support of the room enclosure. The wall angle includes an elongated body defining, in cross section, an angled profile with a first side and a second interconnecting and extending side. A first series of markings are placed at first selected one foot length intervals along the body and for marking first iterative locations for engagement of the main runners and hanger wires. A second series of markings are placed at second selected length intervals, typically at sixteen or twenty-four inch intervals, along the body and for marking locations for engagement of the wall angle to vertically extending wall studs of the walled enclosure. A third series of markings are placed at third selected length intervals along the body and for establishing a selected overall height and length of the grid structure, the third series of markings each further defining a pair of markings provided along both the first and second sides of the body, the individual pairs of marks being established in opposing and substantially triangular shape and capable of being incised to create supporting channels for a resiliently engaged marking indicia.

US Patent:

6516582, Feb 11, 2003

Filed:

Sep 12, 2001

Appl. No.:

09/951083

Inventors:

William Paul - Waterford Township MI 48327
Carol Paul - Waterford Township MI 48327

International Classification:

E04B 900

US Classification:

5250607, 52105, 527201, 527306

Abstract:

A wall angle for use in installing a suspended ceiling grid structure within a walled enclosure, the grid structure including a plurality of main grid runners and hanger wires suspending the main runners from an overhead support of the room enclosure. The wall angle includes an elongated body defining, in cross section, an angled profile with a first side and a second interconnecting and extending side. At least one series of punch-out, die pressed, indented or etched markings are placed at pre-selected length intervals along the body and for marking iterative locations for such as engagement of the main runners and hanger wires and marking locations for engagement of the wall angle to vertically extending wall studs of the walled enclosure.

US Patent:

20070022673, Feb 1, 2007

Filed:

Jul 29, 2005

Appl. No.:

11/193603

Inventors:

William Paul - Waterford MI, US
Carol Paul - Waterford MI, US

International Classification:

E04B 2/00
E04B 5/00

US Classification:

052105000, 052506070

Abstract:

A measurement scheme applied to a cross tee member accounting for an offset between the tee and a cross-sectional center point of a main tee measured to a wall angle. The cross tee exhibits an overall length with first and second opposite lip supporting edges. A cross section of the cross tee including a tile support and a web extending in substantially perpendicular fashion from a midpoint of the support. First and second connector clips extend from first and second edges of the cross tee. An overall rated length of the cross tee corresponds to a lineal distance measured between center line locations associated with inserting portions of the connector clips. An indicia marking scheme is applied at linear extending intervals along the cross tee, an outermost selected indicia marking establishing a first specified lineal distance with a centerline location of a selected one of the connector clips. The marking establishes a second specified lineal distance with a further selected marking to determine a sectionable length of the cross tee equaling the dimensional offset existing between the main tee and the wall angle.

US Patent:

20090094924, Apr 16, 2009

Filed:

Sep 30, 2008

Appl. No.:

12/241642

Inventors:

William Paul - Waterford Township MI, US
Carol Paul - Waterford Township MI, US

International Classification:

E04B 9/18

US Classification:

5250607

Abstract:

A cross tee incorporating a measurement scheme for reduce sizing both the cross tee and ceiling tile to fit within a border less than an original length of the cross tee and which spans between a main tee and a parallel extending and wall supported wall angle. The cross tee body exhibiting a tile support and web in cross section and terminating in first and second connector clips. A first marking scheme is applied to the body and includes a first center point designation, with at least one additional 6″ off center designation outwardly and towards each of the connector clip ends. A second marking scheme is applied to the body in complementing fashion to the first marking and identifies 1″ incrementing distances from the center point designation, a furthest-most designation being spaced a remaining distance from the center point of an approximately located connector clip.

US Patent:

6477815, Nov 12, 2002

Filed:

Jan 3, 2001

Appl. No.:

09/753508

Inventors:

William Paul - Waterford Township MI 48327
Carol Paul - Waterford Township MI 48327

International Classification:

E04B 900

US Classification:

5250606, 5250607, 52105

Abstract:

A marking system incorporated into a suspended grid structure supporting a plurality of ceiling tiles. A first plurality of main runners are suspending from a ceiling by hanger wires and in parallel, spaced apart and elongated extending fashion. Each of the main runners defines, in cross section, a tile support lip and a web extending from the support lip. A plurality of elongated channels are formed through first and second opposite faces of the main runner web at axially spaced apart intervals and between a first end and a second end. A second plurality of cross runners extend between the main runners and each also defines in cross section a tile support lip and a web extending in substantially perpendicular fashion from a midpoint of the support lip. First and second connector clips extend from associated first and second ends of each of the cross runners and engage, in laterally inserting fashion, through aligning channels defined in the main runners, opposing ends of first and second selected cross runners further engaging through an elongated channel of a selected main runner. A marking indicia is applied to selected channels of the main runners and identify proper location of the cross runners prior to engagement of the connector clips within the main runner channels.

US Patent:

20140084022, Mar 27, 2014

Filed:

Sep 26, 2013

Appl. No.:

14/038107

Inventors:

William Paul - Waterford Township MI, US
Carol Paul - Waterford Township MI, US

International Classification:

B65D 83/00

US Classification:

222 80, 222326, 222336, 222391

Abstract:

An assist assembly incorporated into a dispensing gun supporting an elongated cartridge containing a volume of a flowable material. An internally collapsible seating end of the cartridge is engaged by a rod and forward most plunger of the gun in order to force a flowable material through a forward disposed nozzle of the cartridge. A body contains a compressible spring and is mounted to the plunger so that the body contacts the internally collapsible seating end of the mounted cartridge. Forward advancing of the plunger results in a continuous force application by the spring in order to continuously and evenly dispense through the nozzle the flowable material. A secondary spring is mounted between a forward end of the cartridge from which the nozzle projects and an opposing forward end of the gun for additionally assisting in applying a controlled force discharge of fluid from the cartridge.