George A Conley

US Patent:

40078086, Feb 15, 1977

Filed:

Jan 8, 1975

Appl. No.:

5/539346

Inventors:

George R. Conley - Fresno CA
Gerald F. Conley - Fresno CA

International Classification:

E04G 118

US Classification:

182142

Abstract:

A line securing device having a rigid rod with opposite end portions and being successively return bent intermediate said end portions to form a pair of workload supporting loops extending laterally of the end portions in one direction and a single line attaching loop extending laterally of the end portions in the opposite direction.

US Patent:

RE36858, Sep 12, 2000

Filed:

Nov 22, 1996

Appl. No.:

8/755788

Inventors:

Joseph E. Pressutti - Fresno CA
George E. Conley - Fresno CA
Alvis M. Rawlinson - Carrollton TX

International Classification:

E04D 130

US Classification:

52518

Abstract:

A ridge cover is formed of inorganic (glass) felt-like sheet material fill-coated with an asphaltic material modified to improve its flexibility. The sheet material is repeatedly back bent upon itself to provide a thickened portion for the ridge cover. The flexible asphaltic material surprisingly allows such back bending of the sheet material substantially without fracture of the glass fibers of the inorganic felt at the bends.

US Patent:

53657110, Nov 22, 1994

Filed:

Apr 28, 1993

Appl. No.:

8/054410

Inventors:

Joseph E. Pressutti - Fresno CA
George E. Conley - Fresno CA
Alvis M. Rawlinson - Bakersfield CA

International Classification:

E04D 130

US Classification:

52518

Abstract:

A ridge cover is formed of inorganic (glass) felt-like sheet material fill-coated with an asphaltic material modified to improve its flexibility. The sheet material is repeatedly back bent upon itself to provide a thickened portion for the ridge cover. The flexible asphaltic material surprisingly allows such back bending of the sheet material substantially without fracture of the glass fibers of the inorganic felt at the bends.

US Patent:

49207210, May 1, 1990

Filed:

Feb 2, 1989

Appl. No.:

7/305738

Inventors:

Joseph E. Pressutti - Fresno CA
George E. Conley - Fresno CA

International Classification:

E04D 130

US Classification:

52518

Abstract:

A shingle for simulating the textured appearance of a shake roof has a transverse axis and a longitudinal axis, as well as a weather surface and an inner surface. The shingle includes a fiber glass base with an upper edge and a butt edge extending in the transverse direction, as well as two side edges extending mainly in the longitudinal direction. At least one stiffening member is secured to the base and extends generally in the longitudinal direction. A sealing member, located adjacent to the butt edge of the base, extends mainly in the transverse direction and comprises an elongated strip of an elastic, deformable material.