Michael P Sheehan

US Patent:

58135499, Sep 29, 1998

Filed:

Nov 6, 1996

Appl. No.:

8/746079

Inventors:

Michael P. Sheehan - Denver CO
Martin D. Gaeth - Denver CO

International Classification:

A47F 508

US Classification:

211 8701

Abstract:

A storage rack which may be attached to a supporting surface, such as a wall, so that one or more objects may be placed upon the rack to be stored upon the wall. The storage rack has a compact base with two or more pairs of peg holes, and two or more pegs that may be inserted into any selected pair of the holes. Objects to be stored are placed on and between the inserted pegs. The pairs of holes are separated by different distances. The distance between inserted pegs can be adjusted to accommodate the object to be stored by choosing one or the other of the pairs of holes and then attaching the base to the wall with the chosen pair of holes in position to receive the pegs for use.

US Patent:

58135502, Sep 29, 1998

Filed:

Jan 24, 1997

Appl. No.:

8/788676

Inventors:

Michael P. Sheehan - Denver CO
Martin D. Gaeth - Denver CO

International Classification:

A47F 508

US Classification:

211 8701

Abstract:

A storage rack which may be attached to a support surface, such as a wall, so that one or more objects may be placed upon the rack to be stored upon the wall. The storage rack has a compact base with two or more pairs of peg holes, and two or more pegs that may be inserted into any selected pair of the holes. Objects to be stored are placed on and between the inserted pegs. The holes and pegs are threaded so that the pegs can be securely screwed into the holes. The peg holes may be at an upward angle in the base, and the pegs may be provided with irregular or scalloped surfaces better to hang items securely thereon, or with hooks or eyelets to improve their reliability and versatility. Peg segments may be connected in series to adjust the functional length of a particular peg.

US Patent:

56875169, Nov 18, 1997

Filed:

May 14, 1996

Appl. No.:

8/648208

Inventors:

Michael P. Sheehan - Denver CO
James W. Wanek - Highlands Ranch CO

International Classification:

E01F 900
E04H 642

US Classification:

52174

Abstract:

A stand-alone centering device is provided for residential and commercial parking spaces to assist a motor vehicle operator in centering the motor vehicle in the space, the device consisting of a resilient floor marker which can be adhesively secured at or near an entrance end of the parking space and positioned such that the motor vehicle operator must align the left or right front tire of the vehicle to roll over the marker followed by the left or right rear tire of the vehicle in order to establish proper alignment of the vehicle in centered relation to the space. An additional marker may be positioned in predetermined relation to the front end of the space to indicate the forward end limit of travel.

Address:

3375 Beeler Ct, Denver, CO 80238

VIN:

4S4BP63C174302439

Make:

SUBA

Model:

BP63

Year:

2007