Michael S Rowley

US Patent:

7032891, Apr 25, 2006

Filed:

Jan 21, 2003

Appl. No.:

10/347972

Inventors:

Michael Rowley - Munster IN, US
David Kurth - Dyer IN, US

Assignee:

On The Fence Technologies, LLC Corporation - Munster IN

International Classification:

E04H 17/16

US Classification:

256 26, 256 24

Abstract:

An improved method and apparatus for fencing and other outdoor structures that allow the structure to be changed or adjusted to modify the function, use or appearance of the structure. The structure can be adjusted into a selected position and releasably secured, or portions can be changed to modify the appearance of the structure. One aspect of the invention provides an accessible compartment in the structure to retain objects such as wires or other conduits, and allows for attaching selected objects to the structure.

US Patent:

7389975, Jun 24, 2008

Filed:

Dec 2, 2005

Appl. No.:

11/293454

Inventors:

Michael Rowley - Munster IN, US
David Kurth - Dyer IN, US

Assignee:

On the Fence Technologies, LLC Corporation - Munster IN

International Classification:

E04H 17/00

US Classification:

256 24, 256 73

Abstract:

An improved method and apparatus for fencing and other outdoor structures that allow the structure to be changed or adjusted to modify the function, use or appearance of the structure. The structure can be adjusted into a selected position and releasably secured, or portions can be changed to modify the appearance of the structure. One aspect of the invention provides an accessible compartment in the structure to retain objects such as wires or other conduits, and allows for attaching selected objects to the structure.

US Patent:

20060202186, Sep 14, 2006

Filed:

Jan 18, 2006

Appl. No.:

11/335098

Inventors:

Michael Rowley - Munster IN, US
David Kurth - Dyer IN, US

International Classification:

E04H 17/14

US Classification:

256067000

Abstract:

A fence system including a fence member and a fence rail having a first surface with a first slot and a second surface above the first surface and having a second slot aligned with the first slot. The fence member is inserted through the first slot and the second slot.

US Patent:

20090200531, Aug 13, 2009

Filed:

Jan 26, 2009

Appl. No.:

12/321842

Inventors:

Michael Rowley - Munster IN, US
David Kurth - Dyer IN, US

International Classification:

E04H 17/14
E04H 17/16

US Classification:

256 27, 256 24, 256 67

Abstract:

A fence system including a fence member and a fence rail having a first surface with a first slot and a second surface above the first surface and having a second slot aligned with the first slot. The fence member is inserted through the first slot and the second slot.

US Patent:

20100224847, Sep 9, 2010

Filed:

Apr 19, 2010

Appl. No.:

12/799167

Inventors:

Michael Rowley - Munster IN, US
David Kurth - Dyer IN, US

International Classification:

E04H 17/14

US Classification:

256 24

Abstract:

A fence component with a first framework defining an opening and a second framework defining an opening, where the second framework faces the first framework. The fence component also has a panel between the first framework and the second framework, where the first opening faces a first side of the panel and the second opening faces a second side of the panel.

US Patent:

20110001104, Jan 6, 2011

Filed:

Sep 13, 2010

Appl. No.:

12/807725

Inventors:

Michael Rowley - Munster IN, US
David Kurth - Dyer IN, US

International Classification:

E04H 17/20
B23P 19/02

US Classification:

256 6503, 29525

Abstract:

A fence system including a first post attached in the ground and a second post attached in the ground. The fence system also includes a rail coupled to the first post and the second post with a female member attachment mechanism and a lip. The fence system also includes a slat including a male member attachment mechanism with a flap and a locking mechanism defining a step. The slat is coupled to the rail such that the male member attachment mechanism is coupled to the female member attachment mechanism and the step abuts the lip. If a force is applied to remove the male member attachment mechanism from the female member attachment mechanism, the lip exerts a force on the step resisting the force applied to remove the male member attachment mechanism.