Timothy J Trunkle from Charleston, SC, age 66

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Location:

Charleston, SC

Work:

Small Business Owner

Externally Mounted Window Spring Balance Replacement Device Assembly
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US Patent:

6470530, Oct 29, 2002
Filed:

Sep 21, 2000
Appl. No.:

09/666247
Inventors:

Timothy Trunkle - Charleston SC 29407
International Classification:

E05F 318
US Classification:

16197, 49429
Abstract:

The invention is an externally mounted window spring balance device assembly for installation on single or double-hung sash windows either not originally equipped with a counter balance device or on single or double-hung sash windows where the counter balance device has become inoperative due to broken or worn out parts. The externally mounted window spring balance replacement device assembly eliminates the need to disassemble the window frame to access broken or worn out parts located internal to the window frame.

Cabinet Hanging And Aligning Device And Method
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US Patent:

20160045025, Feb 18, 2016
Filed:

Aug 13, 2014
Appl. No.:

14/458914
Inventors:

Timothy James Trunkle - Charleston SC, US
International Classification:

A47B 95/00
F16M 13/02
Abstract:

A wall rail system for hanging and aligning cabinets has a wall rail member and a cabinet bracket member. The wall rail member is mounted to a wall. The cabinet bracket member is mounted to an upper back portion of a cabinet. An upper portion of the cabinet bracket member is constructed and arranged for insertion into the lower portion of the wall rail member. The upper portion of the cabinet bracket member is retained within the lower portion of the wall rail member, which aligns the cabinet for mounting to the wall.

Cabinet Hanging And Aligning System And Method
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US Patent:

20160045026, Feb 18, 2016
Filed:

Apr 14, 2015
Appl. No.:

14/686450
Inventors:

Timothy James Trunkle - Charleston SC, US
International Classification:

A47B 95/00
A47B 96/07
Abstract:

A wall rail system for hanging and aligning cabinets has a wall mounting rail and a cabinet mounting bracket. The wall mounting rail is mounted to a wall. The cabinet mounting bracket is mounted to an upper back portion of a cabinet. An upper portion of the cabinet mounting bracket is constructed and arranged for receiving a portion of the wall mounting rail. The upper portion of the cabinet mounting bracket is retained within the portion of the wall mounting rail, which aligns the cabinet for mounting to the wall.

Timothy J Trunkle