Michael B Brisbois

US Patent:

7854096, Dec 21, 2010

Filed:

Mar 28, 2008

Appl. No.:

12/057669

Inventors:

Michael B. Brisbois - Littleton CO, US
Richard A. Brisbois - Plano TX, US
Kenneth W. House - Fort Collins CO, US
Douglas P Collins - Loveland CO, US

International Classification:

E04C 2/52
E04B 2/00
F16B 7/08
F16B 1/00

US Classification:

52202, 525841, 403187, 403188, 2482281

Abstract:

Embodiments of door protectors are described. One typical embodiment comprises front and rear corrugated cardboard panels that are draped over a door by way of one or more pieces of saddle tape that join the panels along their respective top edges. A plurality of folds, perforations and cutouts are provided on the faces of the panels to permit access to the door's hardware. Accordingly, the door can be operated in a traditional manner while providing impact and damage protection to the door. The panels include a plurality of widthwise folds that permit the door protector to be folded for transport and storage. In variations, the edge straps are provided often comprised of hook and loop material to both secure the protector in a folded configuration and to an associated door.

US Patent:

20060144868, Jul 6, 2006

Filed:

Mar 30, 2006

Appl. No.:

11/394002

Inventors:

Michael Brisbois - Centennial CO, US
Kenneth House - Fort Collins CO, US
Douglas Collins - Loveland CO, US

International Classification:

B67D 5/40
B67D 5/60

US Classification:

222377000, 222464700

Abstract:

Embodiments of the present invention include a polymeric container that can rest upright on a horizontal surface but includes a sloped interior bottom surface that causes any liquid contained therein to flow to a particular location in the container wherein substantially all the liquid be withdrawn from the container using a pump dispenser. Other embodiments describe the manufacture of the container.

US Patent:

20080128304, Jun 5, 2008

Filed:

Dec 1, 2006

Appl. No.:

11/566096

Inventors:

Michael Brisbois - Littleton CO, US
Kenneth W. House - Fort Collins CO, US
Douglas P. Collins - Loveland CO, US

International Classification:

B65D 85/00

US Classification:

206321

Abstract:

Embodiments of door protectors are described. One typical embodiment comprises front and rear corrugated cardboard panels that are draped over a door by way of one or more pieces of saddle tape that join the panels along their respective top edges. Note: need to mention the Edge Tape and its function, as well. A plurality of folds, perforations and cutouts are provided on the faces of the panels to permit access to the door's hardware. Accordingly, the door can be operated in a traditional manner while providing impact and damage protection to the door. In variations, the rear faces of the panels that contact the door's surfaces are lined or coated with non-abrasive material, such as EPE foam, a towel liner, or a non-abrasive coating, The panels include a plurality of widthwise folds that permit the door protector to be folded for transport and storage.

US Patent:

20080196315, Aug 21, 2008

Filed:

Mar 28, 2008

Appl. No.:

12/058093

Inventors:

Michael B. Brisbois - Littleton CO, US
Richard A. Brisbois - Plano TX, US

International Classification:

E06B 3/88
E04B 1/62

US Classification:

49462, 527413

Abstract:

Embodiments of door edge protective covers that protect a door's edge surfaces are described that are adapted to be used in conjunction with door protective covers that protect the door's face surfaces.

US Patent:

20090313902, Dec 24, 2009

Filed:

Sep 2, 2009

Appl. No.:

12/552340

Inventors:

Michael Brisbois - Littleton CO, US
Richard Brisbois - Plano TX, US

International Classification:

E06B 3/30

US Classification:

49460, 49506

Abstract:

Embodiments of door protectors are described. One typical embodiment comprises front and rear corrugated cardboard panels that are draped over a door by way of one or more pieces of saddle tape that join the panels along their respective top edges. A plurality of folds, perforations and cutouts are provided on the faces of the panels to permit access to the door's hardware. Accordingly, the door can be operated in a traditional manner while providing impact and damage protection to the door. The panels include a plurality of widthwise folds that permit the door protector to be folded for transport and storage. In variations, the edge straps are provided often comprised of hook and loop material to both secure the protector in a folded configuration and to an associated door.