Richard Lyman Hubbard

US Patent:

7373762, May 20, 2008

Filed:

May 6, 2004

Appl. No.:

10/840523

Inventors:

Richard L. Hubbard - Pinckney MI, US

International Classification:

E04B 1/00
E04B 1/61
E04C 2/32

US Classification:

52281, 522821, 52459, 52464, 524811, 52762, 52764, 52775, 528001, 5280012, 5280018, 528011, 528021

Abstract:

A multi-functional building assembly includes a plurality of elongated studs, each of the studs including a recessed notch defined in axially extending fashion along first and second opposite extending surfaces. A plurality of elongated and planar shaped panels include extending edges which match in configuration that of each of the notches and in order that a selected panel is secured to a selected stud. A plurality of the studs and panels are engaged in end-to-end extending fashion to construct at least one of a wall and a corner detail.

US Patent:

20030226329, Dec 11, 2003

Filed:

Jun 7, 2002

Appl. No.:

10/164999

Inventors:

Richard Hubbard - Pinckney MI, US

International Classification:

E04H012/00

US Classification:

052/655100

Abstract:

An adapter element particularly suited for interconnecting a first stud to an angularly extending end of a further metal stud. The adapter element includes a three dimensional configuration defining, in cross section, a substantially rectangular shape with first, second, third and fourth interconnected sides, a top and a bottom. The top is further recessed in three dimensional fashion and to facilitate the installation of fasteners adapted to secure the adapter element to a selected face of the first stud. An additional plurality of fasteners are adapted to engage the extending end of the metal stud to over the interconnecting sides of the insert and upon the metal stud being slidably engaged over the insert.

US Patent:

20060248845, Nov 9, 2006

Filed:

Apr 21, 2005

Appl. No.:

11/111516

Inventors:

Richard Hubbard - Pinckney MI, US

International Classification:

E04C 2/38

US Classification:

052716100

Abstract:

A plurality of composite building components for use with an erectable wall associated with a building enclosure and for establishing an environmentally resistant barrier proximate a floor supporting bond and/or a window/doorway defining enclosure. Each of the components further includes an elongated body having a specified cross-sectional dimension which is constructed of a composite including a plasticized material with additional binder element. The elongated bodies are secured in end-to-end connecting fashion, both upon the perimeter-defining foundation as well as at locations corresponding to a window or doorway defined within the erectable wall. A plurality of floor joists are supported in spaced apart and extending fashion between spaced apart and parallel extending components comprising the perimeter-defining foundation. The foundation defining components further include a brick ledge support.

US Patent:

62408658, Jun 5, 2001

Filed:

Aug 17, 1999

Appl. No.:

9/376163

Inventors:

Richard L. Hubbard - Pinckney MI

International Classification:

B63B 3500

US Classification:

114 3928

Abstract:

A multi-purpose sailing kit assembly including at least one, and preferably two separate hulls. Each of the hulls further includes first and second elongated, buoyant and self-contained halves which are pivotally secured together along a longitudinal direction. Each of the pairs of hull halves further include first and second longitudinal and perpendicularly extending planar surfaces such that the halves may be converted from a first cross sectional profile to a second cross sectional profile. Coupling mechanisms are provided for engaging within selectively formed circular openings in the planar surfaces of the hull halves and locking engage the hull halves together in the desired cross sectional profile. A frame is provided and secures first and second convertible hulls together in a spaced manner or, alternatively, supports outriggers in a spaced manner relative to a single hull. A sailing mast is capable of being mounted to a location of the upwardly facing surface of a selected hull halve or to a specified location along the frame.

US Patent:

63307758, Dec 18, 2001

Filed:

Jul 20, 1999

Appl. No.:

9/357505

Inventors:

Richard L. Hubbard - Pinckney MI

International Classification:

E04B 900
E04C 234

US Classification:

52474

Abstract:

A prefabricated structure for use in constructing a building wall including a first elongated joist extending horizontally and secured a ceiling of the structure and a second elongated joist secured to a floor of the structure and extending in horizontally and in parallel spaced apart fashion from the first joist. Each of the first and second joists including a parallel extending and opposing face with a recessed channel formed therein. A plurality of elongate and planar boards, each substantially rectangular in shape, include first, second, third and fourth edges. The edges define in combination a first face and a second opposite face spaced from the first face by a determined thickness. A first selected edge of each planar board securing in extending fashion within the recessed channel of the first joist and a further selected and parallel extending edge securing within the recessed channel of the second joist. A plurality of elongate brackets are provided for securing each of the elongate and planar boards in end-to-end abutting and reinforcing fashion with succeeding elongate and planar boards and for securing a wall board material in a parallel extending and spaced relationship with respect to at least one of said first and second faces of said elongate and planar boards.