Steven N Farentinos

US Patent:

20050061841, Mar 24, 2005

Filed:

Sep 21, 2003

Appl. No.:

10/605300

Inventors:

Steven Farentinos - Torrance CA, US

International Classification:

B60R007/00
B60R009/00

US Classification:

224404000

Abstract:

The support unit is essentially a box-like structure having a bottom, a top, two opposing side walls, a front door, a locking device for the front door, and a rear wall opposing the front door. The front door is pivotally attached to the side walls and positioned to allow a tool box or other container to be removed from, or placed into the support unit when the door is open and to prevent removal of the container when the door is closed. The container support unit is designed to securely hold a toolbox, or other box-like container, such as a U.S. Army-issue ammunition can. The support unit can be mounted to the side wall of the cargo area of a pickup truck, under the top rail of the cargo area sidewall, in front or behind the wheel well and suspended above the floor of the cargo area. The support unit can also be mounted on other vehicles, such as a boat, or any other suitable structure, such as a garage wall.

US Patent:

20060219058, Oct 5, 2006

Filed:

Apr 4, 2005

Appl. No.:

10/907512

Inventors:

Christopher Farentinos - Redondo Beach CA, US
Steven Farentinos - Torrance CA, US

International Classification:

B67B 7/16

US Classification:

081003550

Abstract:

A bottle opener is provided for uncapping a bottle of beer, soft drink or other liquid container that has been sealed with a crown cap. The opener is operable using only one hand. The opener can be manipulated using the thumb and one other finger and can be placed into its operative position upon the bottle cap while holding the bottle in the same hand. This has the advantage of allowing, for example, a waiter or an individual with the use of only one hand, to secure the bottle from slipping or tipping over and to lift the bottle from a table before attempting to place the opener in its operative position upon the cap.