David J Rueckert

US Patent:

7225751, Jun 5, 2007

Filed:

Jun 1, 2005

Appl. No.:

11/143797

Inventors:

David Rueckert - Jupiter FL, US

International Classification:

B63B 35/40

US Classification:

114259, 114263

Abstract:

The present invention provides a connecting link assembly and socket arrangement for assembling modular dock and/or deck elements into walkways, decks and drive-on docks.

US Patent:

20040018054, Jan 29, 2004

Filed:

Jul 26, 2002

Appl. No.:

10/205096

Inventors:

David Rueckert - Jupiter FL, US

International Classification:

B63C003/06
B63C005/04

US Classification:

405/007000, 114/048000, 405/003000, 114/263000

Abstract:

A floating dock for use in areas having endangered flora, sensitive to the lack of sunlight, is assembled from modular units in such a manner that sunlight can pass through the dock to impinge on the ecology.

US Patent:

59416602, Aug 24, 1999

Filed:

Apr 1, 1998

Appl. No.:

9/053317

Inventors:

David Rueckert - Jupiter FL

International Classification:

B63C 504

US Classification:

405 7

Abstract:

A watercraft support structure formed from a plurality of rigid platforms that are coupled together by the use of linking pins or insertion plugs. Each platform having independent buoyancy formed integral therein for support of most any size watercraft. The structure includes multiple ramp, cradle, and flat platforms, allowing an individual to customize a support structure for a particular sized watercraft. The platforms allow the structure to raise or fall with each tidal change. One embodiment of the dock assembly 110 includes a hinge-type connection that promotes ease of loading and unloading of a watercraft. The dock assembly 110 may also be configured to provide a surface to which watercraft may be moored.

US Patent:

57950989, Aug 18, 1998

Filed:

Mar 3, 1997

Appl. No.:

8/808003

Inventors:

David Rueckert - Jupiter FL

International Classification:

B63C 504

US Classification:

405 7

Abstract:

A watercraft support structure formed from a plurality of rigid platforms that are coupled together by the use of linking pins. Each platform having independent buoyancy formed integral therein for support of most any size watercraft. The structure includes multiple ramp, cradle, and flat platforms, allowing an individual to customize a support structure for a particular sized watercraft. The platforms allow the structure to raise or fall with each tidal change and include a hinge-type connection that promotes ease of loading and unloading of a watercraft.