Robert J Beasley

US Patent:

8214952, Jul 10, 2012

Filed:

Dec 30, 2009

Appl. No.:

12/650063

Inventors:

Robert A. Beasley - Cleveland TN, US

International Classification:

A47C 17/86
A47C 20/02
A47C 20/04
A47C 20/00

US Classification:

5648, 5651, 5632, 5630

Abstract:

A hip abduction pillow is used to prevent to post operative hip dislocation of a patient that received a hip prosthesis. The hip abduction pillow in may be integrally formed rigid foam or other suitable material and enables a single person to rotate the patient from side to side with virtually no risk of post operative hip dislocation while minimizing pressure on a patient's heels to virtually eliminate heel pressure sores. The hip abduction pillow includes a base portion; a support portion; and a spacer portion. The hip abduction pillow is self-supporting and can support the patient in two stable alternative rotated positions without the need for a pillow or other support material to maintain a patient in a rotated position.

US Patent:

52129268, May 25, 1993

Filed:

Feb 18, 1992

Appl. No.:

7/835846

Inventors:

Robert A. Beasley - Cleveland TN

International Classification:

E04B 200

US Classification:

527451

Abstract:

A method is disclosed for forming an alcove in a rough opening for a standard door. The alcove is formed with a pair of converging side walls, disposed at an angle relative to the plane of the rough opening, which define a recessed door opening that is closed by an access door. The walls and the access door may be covered with mirrors forming a three-way mirror arrangement. In an alternative embodiment of the invention, the alcove is formed with a recessed wall relative to the plane of the door opening and one or more side wall doors. In order to facilitate construction of the alcove, a construction guide is disclosed which locates the positions of the side walls used to form the alcove. The guide as well as preformed structural members allow for relatively quick and easy construction of the mirrored alcove. Mirror panels are removably mounted for allowing relatively easy replacement of damaged mirrors.

US Patent:

51076454, Apr 28, 1992

Filed:

Feb 19, 1991

Appl. No.:

7/657424

Inventors:

Robert A. Beasley - Cleveland TN

International Classification:

E04B 200

US Classification:

52204

Abstract:

A method and a kit is disclosed for forming an alcove in a rough opening for a standard door. The alcove is formed with a pair of converging side walls, disposed at an angle relative to the plane of the rough opening, which define a recessed door opening that is closed by an access door. The walls and the access door may be covered with mirrors forming a three-way mirror arrangement. In an alternative embodiment of the invention, the alcove is formed with a recessed wall relative to the plane of the door opening and one or more side wall doors. In order to facilitate construction of the alcove, a construction guide is disclosed which locates the positions of the side walls used to form the alcove. The guide as well as preformed structural members allow for relatively quick and easy construction of the mirrored alcove. Mirror panels are removably mounted for allowing relatively easy replacement of damaged mirrors.