Patents by Inventor Jay Clintberg

Jay Clintberg has filed for patents to protect the following inventions. This listing includes patent applications that are pending as well as patents that have already been granted by the United States Patent and Trademark Office (USPTO).

  • Raised access floor system
    Patent number: 7650726
    Abstract: A floor panel for a raised access floor system, including a shallow metal pan with a bottom wall and a shallow upwardly-opening compartment. The bottom wall has a plurality of first hollow projections projecting upwardly therefrom, which projections adjacent upper ends thereof having sidewardly projecting rib structure. The bottom wall also has a plurality of microfeatures which project upwardly through a lesser extent. The number of microfeatures is substantially greater than the number of projections. The pan side walls and bottom wall are free of openings therethrough. A mass of solidified concrete fills the compartment. The floor panel is supported on a pedestal having a base which has clamping and mounting features integrated thereon for engaging grounding wires and cable management members.
    Type: Grant
    Filed: May 26, 2005
    Date of Patent: January 26, 2010
    Assignee: Haworth, Ltd.
    Inventors: Rupert Jakob-Bamberg, Dale Marshall, Darren Long, Jay Clintberg, Vincent Shivak, Paul Spavor
  • Raised access floor system
    Publication number: 20050235589
    Abstract: A floor panel for a raised access floor system, including a shallow metal pan with a bottom wall and a shallow upwardly-opening compartment. The bottom wall has a plurality of first hollow projections projecting upwardly therefrom, which projections adjacent upper ends thereof having sidewardly projecting rib structure. The bottom wall also has a plurality of microfeatures which project upwardly through a lesser extent. The number of microfeatures is substantially greater than the number of projections. The pan side walls and bottom wall are free of openings therethrough. A mass of solidified concrete fills the compartment. The floor panel is supported on a pedestal having a base which has clamping and mounting features integrated thereon for engaging grounding wires and cable management members.
    Type: Application
    Filed: May 26, 2005
    Publication date: October 27, 2005
    Inventors: Rupert Jakob-Bamberg, Dale Marshall, Darren Long, Jay Clintberg, Vincent Shivak, Paul Spavor
  • Raised access floor system
    Patent number: 6918217
    Abstract: A floor panel for a raised access floor system, including a shallow metal pan with a bottom wall and a shallow upwardly-opening compartment. The bottom wall has a plurality of first hollow projections projecting upwardly therefrom, which projections adjacent upper ends thereof having sidewardly projecting rib structure. The bottom wall also has a plurality of microfeatures which project upwardly through a lesser extent. The number of microfeatures is substantially greater than the number of projections. The pan side walls and bottom wall are free of openings therethrough. A mass of solidified concrete fills the compartment. The floor panel is supported on a pedestal having a base which has clamping and mounting features integrated thereon for engaging grounding wires and cable management members.
    Type: Grant
    Filed: February 24, 2003
    Date of Patent: July 19, 2005
    Assignee: Haworth, Ltd.
    Inventors: Rupert Jakob-Bamberg, Dale Marshall, Darren Long, Jay Clintberg, Vincent Shivak, Paul Spavor
  • Raised access floor system
    Publication number: 20030177723
    Abstract: A floor panel for a raised access floor system, including a shallow metal pan with a bottom wall and a shallow upwardly-opening compartment. The bottom wall has a plurality of first hollow projections projecting upwardly therefrom, which projections adjacent upper ends thereof having sidewardly projecting rib structure. The bottom wall also has a plurality of microfeatures which project upwardly through a lesser extent. The number of microfeatures is substantially greater than the number of projections. The pan side walls and bottom wall are free of openings therethrough. A mass of solidified concrete fills the compartment. The floor panel is supported on a pedestal having a base which has clamping and mounting features integrated thereon for engaging grounding wires and cable management members.
    Type: Application
    Filed: February 24, 2003
    Publication date: September 25, 2003
    Inventors: Rupert Jakob-Bamberg, Dale Marshall, Darren Long, Jay Clintberg, Vincent Shivak, Paul Spavor