Richard Allen Stewart

US Patent:

6374828, Apr 23, 2002

Filed:

Mar 2, 2000

Appl. No.:

09/517022

Inventors:

Richard F. Stewart - Mason OH

Assignee:

Standard Textile Co., Inc. - Cincinnati OH

International Classification:

A61B 1900

US Classification:

128849, 428340, 602 41

Abstract:

Two plies ( ) woven from synthetic yarns ( ) are joined together to define a single, two-ply surgical wrapper ( ) which may be used to wrap a surgical pack ( ) with only the single wrapper ( ) to provide the effect of a sequential wrap.

US Patent:

7240383, Jul 10, 2007

Filed:

Sep 13, 2005

Appl. No.:

11/162504

Inventors:

Richard Stewart - Mason OH, US

Assignee:

Standard Textile Co., Inc. - Cincinnati OH

International Classification:

A47G 9/02

US Classification:

5497, 5499

Abstract:

A contoured woven bed sheet () includes a woven field () and side panels (), and triangular corner inserts () connecting adjacent side panels. The corner inserts are knitted of elastomeric () and non-elastomeric () yarns. The elastomeric yarns () make up about 5% to about 25% by weight of the corner insert () and may be Spandex, with the remainder being a non-elastomeric material such as polyester.

US Patent:

8230537, Jul 31, 2012

Filed:

Jul 24, 2009

Appl. No.:

12/509134

Inventors:

Richard Stewart - Mason OH, US
Saravan Muthanandam - Loveland OH, US

Assignee:

Standard Textile Co., Inc. - Cincinnati OH

International Classification:

A47G 9/02
D03D 25/00

US Classification:

5501, 5482, 139383 R

Abstract:

A bedding top cover that defines a woven fabric that is ordinarily white or substantially white in color and has an alternate colored, textured, and/or patterned area or band purposefully located near the foot end of the bedding top cover and which is woven, via colored, textured, and/or patterned yarns, integrally with the top cover fabric. This simulated alternate colored, textured, and/or patterned area appears in many respects to be a bed scarf and serves the same aesthetic and protective functions of a separate piece of fabric. In one example, the simulated bed scarf is multicolored and the remainder of the bedding top cover is white.

US Patent:

20050284189, Dec 29, 2005

Filed:

Jun 24, 2004

Appl. No.:

10/710179

Inventors:

Richard Stewart - Mason OH, US

International Classification:

D04B021/00

US Classification:

066202000

Abstract:

A non-pile circular-knit fabric () has at least one spun yarn () and at least one synthetic filament yarn (). The synthetic filament yarn () has an elongation-at-break of not more than about 50%, and does not have loose-filament ends sticking out along its length. The fabric (), bed sheets, and other products made from the fabric () have a greater durability than conventional circular-knit fabrics and products made therefrom, without an overall increase in fabric weight, acquisition costs, and processing costs. This enhanced durability is achieved without sacrificing the comfortable feel of the non-pile circular-knit fabric () and products made therefrom.

US Patent:

20070044861, Mar 1, 2007

Filed:

Dec 13, 2005

Appl. No.:

11/164994

Inventors:

Richard Stewart - Mason OH, US
Patrick Vesay - Cincinnati OH, US

Assignee:

STANDARD TEXTILE CO., INC. - Cincinnati OH

International Classification:

D03D 23/00

US Classification:

13938300R

Abstract:

A bed blanket () is formed from yarns () having filaments () comprised of a material having a specific gravity of not more than about 1, such as polypropylene. The yarns may be air textured, such as by core-and-effect or parallel methods. The woven blankets exhibit high heat retention and have a low density and an excellent hand. These blankets are suitable for hospital and hospitality industry use.

US Patent:

20070062597, Mar 22, 2007

Filed:

Aug 31, 2005

Appl. No.:

11/162208

Inventors:

Richard Stewart - Mason OH, US
Patrick Vesay - Cincinnati OH, US

International Classification:

D03D 25/00

US Classification:

13938300A

Abstract:

A bed blanket () is formed from yarns () having filaments () comprised of a material having a specific gravity of not more than about 1, such as polypropylene. The yarns are bulked, core-and-effect air textured yarns. The woven blankets exhibit high heat retention and have a low density and an excellent hand. These blankets are suitable for hospital and hospitality industry use.

US Patent:

20090193584, Aug 6, 2009

Filed:

Feb 5, 2008

Appl. No.:

12/025975

Inventors:

Richard Stewart - Mason OH, US
Saravan Muthanandam - Loveland OH, US

Assignee:

STANDARD TEXTILE CO., INC. - Cincinnati OH

International Classification:

A47G 9/02

US Classification:

5495

Abstract:

A bed sheet defined by a one-ply woven web of warp yams and fill yarns having a top and a side panel depending from the top panel. The warp yams extend in a warp direction through the top and side panel and the fill yarns extend in a fill direction through the top and the side panel. A plurality of fill yarns, warp yarns, or both are a non-spandex, non-core spun elastomeric yarn whereby the bed sheet is stretchable at least along the elastomeric yarns as a contoured bed sheet. In one example, the non-spandex, non-corespun elastomeric yarns are composed of elasterell-p.

US Patent:

20130117932, May 16, 2013

Filed:

Mar 29, 2012

Appl. No.:

13/434238

Inventors:

Richard Stewart - Mason OH, US
Saravan Muthanandam - Loveland OH, US

Assignee:

STANDARD TEXTILE CO., INC. - Cincinnati OH

International Classification:

A47C 19/02
B23P 11/00

US Classification:

5400, 29428

Abstract:

A simulated platform bed panel system is designed for use with a bed system such as a bed frame adapted to support a mattress above a floor surface. The simulated platform bed panel system creates the appearance of a platform bed upon which the mattress appears to be supported and includes first and second generally rectangular side panels. The simulated platform bed panel system also includes a generally rectangular foot panel. Each of the panels has an exterior aspect having a decorative feature, and the panels are cooperable to be situated in a set defining a U-shape with the exterior aspects directed outwardly. The side panels define the legs and the foot panel defines the yoke of the U-shape. The panels may be rigid and/or may have top sides which are free relative to each other.