William J Curran

US Patent:

6338758, Jan 15, 2002

Filed:

Mar 31, 2000

Appl. No.:

09/540504

Inventors:

William F. Curran - Braintree MA 02184

International Classification:

B05C 1302

US Classification:

118500, 118502, 118503, 269905, 211162, 211163, 248129, 24823171, 2483161

Abstract:

A paint rack system for consolidating doors and shutters for spray painting and storing in an organized assembly. The system generally comprises an elongate base having opposite ends and a longitudinal axis. The longitudinal axis of the base is extended between the ends of the base, such that the ends of the base define a base length therebetween. A plurality of ground engaging members are coupled to the base. An elongate main beam has opposite ends and a longitudinal axis. The longitudinal axis of the main beam is extended between the ends of the main beam, and the ends of the main beam define a main beam length therebetween. The main beam is slidably mounted to the base, with the main beam being rotatably mounted to the base such that the main beam is rotatable about an axis of rotation being upwardly extended from the base. The axis of rotation is substantially perpendicular to the longitudinal axis of the base. A pair of spaced apart elongate arms each have a longitudinal axis, with the arms being upwardly extended from the main beam.

US Patent:

58949453, Apr 20, 1999

Filed:

Mar 5, 1997

Appl. No.:

8/812339

Inventors:

William F. Curran - Braintree MA

International Classification:

A47F 510

US Classification:

211162

Abstract:

A new multiple door paint rack system for consolidating doors and shutters for spray painting and storing in an organized assembly includes an elongated base member, a first support member secured vertically to one end of the base member, a second support member secured vertically to the opposite end, a cross beam slidably secured between the support members by an adjustable securing pin vertically adjustable, and a sliding swivel support assembly slidably secured to the elongated base member and the cross beam.