Donald A Hill

US Patent:

20020194794, Dec 26, 2002

Filed:

Oct 26, 2001

Appl. No.:

09/983867

Inventors:

Donald Hill - Lilburn GA, US
Charles Ritz - Norcross GA, US
David Cash - Norcross GA, US

Assignee:

United Consulting Group

International Classification:

E04H012/00
E02D027/00
E02D027/32
E04C003/30

US Classification:

052/040000, 052/296000, 052/726400, 052/736100, 052/720100

Abstract:

A support structure for use with an existing single pole tower. The single pole tower has a pole anchored to a foundation and supports a first load. The support structure has a number of sleeves surrounding the pole. A first one of the sleeves is anchored to the foundation. A second load is attached to a second one of the sleeves.

US Patent:

40879496, May 9, 1978

Filed:

Dec 27, 1976

Appl. No.:

5/754533

Inventors:

Donald E. Hill - Atlanta GA

International Classification:

E04C 100

US Classification:

5230913

Abstract:

A building comprising a cardboard wall panel having a vertical, generally planar central section overlaid with a layer of fiberglass having tensile strength of a preselected magnitude from which two vertical side sections depend at substantially right angles. The building also comprises a cardboard roof panel supported above said wall panel having a generally planar central section overlaid with a layer of fiberglass having tensile strength substantially in excess of said preselected magnitude from which two vertical side sections depend. A building comprising a fiberglass reinforced cardboard wall panel having a vertical, generally planar central section from which two vertical side sections extend at substantially right angles, and a top flap extending substantially right angularly and horizontally from an upper portion of the central section between the side sections. A fiberglass reinforced cardboard roof panel is supported along an incline extending over the wall panel and has a generally planar central section from which two vertical side sections depend. The lower edges of the two depending roof side sections are provided with a horizontal step above the wall panel.