Richard H Light

US Patent:

58873899, Mar 30, 1999

Filed:

Oct 22, 1997

Appl. No.:

8/956306

Inventors:

Richard D. Light - Indianapolis IN

Assignee:

Ceramica, Inc. - Indianapolis IN

International Classification:

E04B 100

US Classification:

52105

Abstract:

A decorative construction module in the form of an address tile for incorporation into the wall of a structure according to one embodiment includes a porcelain tile measuring approximately 3/8 inch thick which has an outer surface inscribed with name/number and/or address information thereon and a backing block fabricated out of expanded polystyrene material and being bonded to the porcelain tile in order to create the completed address tile. The rectangular solid form of the module is sized and shaped so as to fit appropriately within a residential brick wall based upon the typical brick sizes and spacing of the mortar joints. According to another embodiment, a porcelain address tile is bonded directly to the exterior surface of a brick wall with a structural adhesive. In order to hold the tile in place while the structural adhesive cures, a double-sided (peel and stick) adhesive material is applied to the rear surface of the porcelain tile.

US Patent:

59893699, Nov 23, 1999

Filed:

Oct 22, 1997

Appl. No.:

8/956252

Inventors:

Richard D. Light - Indianapolis IN

Assignee:

Ceramica, Inc. - Indianapolis IN

International Classification:

E04B 200
G09F 712

US Classification:

156 71

Abstract:

A porcelain address tile according to one embodiment of the present invention is bonded directly to the exterior surface of a brick wall with a structural adhesive. In order to hold the tile in place while the structural adhesive cures, a double-sided (peel and stick) adhesive material is applied to the rear surface of the porcelain tile. According to another embodiment of the present invention, a decorative construction module in the form of an address tile for incorporation into the wall of a structure includes a porcelain tile measuring approximately 3/8 inch thick which has an outer surface inscribed with name/number and/or address information thereon and a backing block fabricated out of expanded polystyrene material and being bonded to the porcelain tile in order to create the completed module. The rectangular solid form of the module is sized and shaped so as to fit appropriately within a residential brick wall based upon the typical brick sizes and spacing of the mortar joints.

US Patent:

43196160, Mar 16, 1982

Filed:

Aug 4, 1980

Appl. No.:

6/174810

Inventors:

Richard D. Light - Indianapolis IN

International Classification:

A63B 5502

US Classification:

150 15C

Abstract:

A golf club carrier for carrying golf clubs and related equipment and accessory items includes a part-cylindrical inner member molded into two halves and securely joined together, an outer lip portion with a series of spaced club shaft-receiving apertures, a lower shelf portion supporting the grip ends of the clubs and a protective cover detachably secured between the outer lip portion and the lower shelf portion. The inner member includes a first curved surface and a second substantially flat enclosing surface. Disposed between these surfaces and comprising the interior of the inner member are two comparatively larger storage compartments and two comparatively smaller storage compartments, each having its own access panel. These compartments are used for storage of equipment and related golf accessory items and one of the two comparatively larger compartments is thermally insulated for retention of food and drink.