Patents by Inventor Keith Sanders
Keith Sanders 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).
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Publication number: 20210372060Abstract: A wall panel has a block of base material, e.g., expanded polystyrene. A resonator tube is disposed in the block. A sound dampening material is disposed in the resonator tube. The sound dampening material can be recycled mattress or carpet. An inlet pipe extends into the resonator tube. A vent is disposed over the inlet pipe. A barrier wall can be formed by stacking multiple wall panels. Additional resonator tubes can be disposed between the wall panels.Type: ApplicationFiled: May 26, 2021Publication date: December 2, 2021Applicant: Mute Wall Systems, Inc.Inventor: Keith A. Sanders
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Publication number: 20190284773Abstract: A barrier wall has a first vertical support and a second vertical support. A first wall panel is disposed between the first vertical support and second vertical support. A second wall panel is disposed between the first vertical support and second vertical support over the first wall panel. An I-beam is disposed between the first wall panel and second wall panel. The I-beam includes a first flange and second flange extending into the first wall panel and second wall panel. A cable is disposed between the first wall panel and second wall panel. The I-beam includes a ridge around the cable. A grounding cable is attached to the I-beam. The first wall panel includes a first channel extending for a length of the first wall panel. A first sound absorbing material strip is disposed in the first channel. A traffic barrier is disposed under the first wall panel.Type: ApplicationFiled: January 16, 2019Publication date: September 19, 2019Applicant: Mute Wall Systems, Inc.Inventors: Keith A. Sanders, Donald J. Parks
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Patent number: 10400402Abstract: A barrier wall has a first vertical support and a second vertical support. A first wall panel is disposed between the first vertical support and second vertical support. A second wall panel is disposed between the first vertical support and second vertical support over the first wall panel. An I-beam is disposed between the first wall panel and second wall panel. The I-beam includes a first flange and second flange extending into the first wall panel and second wall panel. A cable is disposed between the first wall panel and second wall panel and attached to the first vertical support.Type: GrantFiled: January 16, 2019Date of Patent: September 3, 2019Assignee: Mute Wall Systems, Inc.Inventors: Keith A. Sanders, Donald J. Parks
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Patent number: 10221529Abstract: A barrier wall has a first vertical support and a second vertical support. A first wall panel is disposed between the first vertical support and second vertical support. A second wall panel is disposed between the first vertical support and second vertical support over the first wall panel. An I-beam is disposed between the first wall panel and second wall panel. The I-beam includes a first flange and second flange extending into the first wall panel and second wall panel. A cable is disposed between the first wall panel and second wall panel. The I-beam includes a ridge around the cable. A grounding cable is attached to the I-beam. The first wall panel includes a first channel extending for a length of the first wall panel. A first sound absorbing material strip is disposed in the first channel. A traffic barrier is disposed under the first wall panel.Type: GrantFiled: March 13, 2018Date of Patent: March 5, 2019Assignee: Mute Wall Systems, Inc.Inventors: Keith A. Sanders, Donald J. Parks
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Publication number: 20170275835Abstract: A sound barrier wall has a plurality of footings spaced apart and vertical “I” beam wall stiffeners mounted to the footings. Alternatively, the vertical wall stiffeners are mounted to a crash barrier. A horizontal wall stiffener can be disposed between the adjacent vertical wall stiffeners. A plurality of wall panels is vertically stacked between adjacent vertical wall stiffeners. Each wall panel includes a sound insulating block, and plurality of support members disposed on opposite sides of the sound insulating block for providing structural support. Each support member has a head portion in contact with a surface of the sound insulating block and a stem portion extending into the sound insulating block. An “I” beam can be disposed between the vertically stacked wall panels. A top cap is mounted over the vertically stacked wall panels and protective layer is formed over the wall panels and vertical wall stiffeners.Type: ApplicationFiled: June 12, 2017Publication date: September 28, 2017Applicant: Mute Wall Systems, Inc.Inventors: Keith A. Sanders, Donald J. Parks, James L. Beavers, JR.
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Patent number: 9708781Abstract: A sound barrier wall has a plurality of footings spaced apart and vertical “I” beam wall stiffeners mounted to the footings. Alternatively, the vertical wall stiffeners are mounted to a crash barrier. A horizontal wall stiffener can be disposed between the adjacent vertical wall stiffeners. A plurality of wall panels is vertically stacked between adjacent vertical wall stiffeners. Each wall panel includes a sound insulating block, and plurality of support members disposed on opposite sides of the sound insulating block for providing structural support. Each support member has a head portion in contact with a surface of the sound insulating block and a stem portion extending into the sound insulating block. An “I” beam can be disposed between the vertically stacked wall panels. A top cap is mounted over the vertically stacked wall panels and protective layer is formed over the wall panels and vertical wall stiffeners.Type: GrantFiled: September 9, 2013Date of Patent: July 18, 2017Assignee: Mute Wall Systems, Inc.Inventors: Keith A. Sanders, Donald J. Parks, James L. Beavers, Jr.
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Patent number: 9226577Abstract: A modular storage system for an interior compartment of a safe and method for storing guns comprises standardized parts for easy construction and assembly, flexible arrangement and configurations, and use in a wide variety of safes. The interior compartment of the safe is configured to have a back wall and two side walls defining an interior width of the safe. The system comprises a plurality of shelves each having a standardized shelf width. The interior width of the safe is a whole number multiple of the standardized shelf width. A gun storage bay is provided with an exterior bay width equal to the standardized shelf width. The plurality of shelves and the gun storage bay are removably mounted on the back wall.Type: GrantFiled: July 22, 2013Date of Patent: January 5, 2016Assignee: Prosteel Security Products Inc.Inventors: Richard E. Stepp, Keith Sanders
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Publication number: 20140027394Abstract: A modular storage system for an interior compartment of a safe and method for storing guns comprises standardized parts for easy construction and assembly, flexible arrangement and configurations, and use in a wide variety of safes. The interior compartment of the safe is configured to have a back wall and two side walls defining an interior width of the safe. The system comprises a plurality of shelves each having a standardized shelf width. The interior width of the safe is a whole number multiple of the standardized shelf width. A gun storage bay is provided with an exterior bay width equal to the standardized shelf width. The plurality of shelves and the gun storage bay are removably mounted on the back wall.Type: ApplicationFiled: July 22, 2013Publication date: January 30, 2014Inventors: Richard E. Stepp, Keith Sanders
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Publication number: 20140007527Abstract: A sound barrier wall has a plurality of footings spaced apart and vertical “I” beam wall stiffeners mounted to the footings. Alternatively, the vertical wall stiffeners are mounted to a crash barrier. A horizontal wall stiffener can be disposed between the adjacent vertical wall stiffeners. A plurality of wall panels is vertically stacked between adjacent vertical wall stiffeners. Each wall panel includes a sound insulating block, and plurality of support members disposed on opposite sides of the sound insulating block for providing structural support. Each support member has a head portion in contact with a surface of the sound insulating block and a stem portion extending into the sound insulating block. An “I” beam can be disposed between the vertically stacked wall panels. A top cap is mounted over the vertically stacked wall panels and protective layer is formed over the wall panels and vertical wall stiffeners.Type: ApplicationFiled: September 9, 2013Publication date: January 9, 2014Applicant: Mute Wall Systems, Inc.Inventors: Keith A. Sanders, Donald J. Parks, James L. Beavers, JR.
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Patent number: 8561371Abstract: A sound barrier wall has a plurality of footings spaced apart and vertical “I” beam wall stiffeners mounted to the footings. Alternatively, the vertical wall stiffeners are mounted to a crash barrier. A horizontal wall stiffener can be disposed between the adjacent vertical wall stiffeners. A plurality of wall panels is vertically stacked between adjacent vertical wall stiffeners. Each wall panel includes a sound insulating block, and plurality of support members disposed on opposite sides of the sound insulating block for providing structural support. Each support member has a head portion in contact with a surface of the sound insulating block and a stem portion extending into the sound insulating block. An “I” beam can be disposed between the vertically stacked wall panels. A top cap is mounted over the vertically stacked wall panels and protective layer is formed over the wall panels and vertical wall stiffeners.Type: GrantFiled: June 1, 2010Date of Patent: October 22, 2013Assignee: Mute Wall Systems, Inc.Inventors: Keith A. Sanders, Donald J. Parks, James L. Beavers, Jr.
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Publication number: 20120210657Abstract: A sound barrier wall has a plurality of footings spaced apart and vertical “I” beam wall stiffeners mounted to the footings. Alternatively, the vertical wall stiffeners are mounted to a crash barrier. A horizontal wall stiffener can be disposed between the adjacent vertical wall stiffeners. A plurality of wall panels is vertically stacked between adjacent vertical wall stiffeners. Each wall panel includes a sound insulating block, and plurality of support members disposed on opposite sides of the sound insulating block for providing structural support. Each support member has a head portion in contact with a surface of the sound insulating block and a stem portion extending into the sound insulating block. An “I” beam can be disposed between the vertically stacked wall panels. A top cap is mounted over the vertically stacked wall panels and protective layer is formed over the wall panels and vertical wall stiffeners.Type: ApplicationFiled: June 1, 2010Publication date: August 23, 2012Applicant: METAL-WELD SPECIALTIES, INC.Inventors: Keith A. Sanders, Donald J. Parks, James L. Beavers, JR.
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Publication number: 20100236163Abstract: A sound barrier wall has a plurality of footings spaced apart and vertical “I” beam wall stiffeners mounted to the footings. Alternatively, the vertical wall stiffeners are mounted to a crash barrier. A horizontal wall stiffener can be disposed between the adjacent vertical wall stiffeners. A plurality of wall panels is vertically stacked between adjacent vertical wall stiffeners. Each wall panel includes a sound insulating block, and plurality of support members disposed on opposite sides of the sound insulating block for providing structural support. Each support member has a head portion in contact with a surface of the sound insulating block and a stem portion extending into the sound insulating block. An “I” beam can be disposed between the vertically stacked wall panels. A top cap is mounted over the vertically stacked wall panels and protective layer is formed over the wall panels and vertical wall stiffeners.Type: ApplicationFiled: June 1, 2010Publication date: September 23, 2010Applicant: METAL-WELD SPECIALTIES, INC.Inventors: Keith A. Sanders, Donald J. Parks, James L. Beavers, JR.
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Patent number: 7198307Abstract: A door latch mechanism for a vehicle comprising a release lever operable by a door handle and a transmission path linkage containing a resiliently biased inertia device. During normal operation, the inertia device is biased to form a transmission path that transmits an unlatching movement from the release lever to release a latch bolt of the latch. If an impact on the vehicle creates an acceleration force above a predetermined level, the inertia device moves to break the transmission path, preventing the latch from being unlatched.Type: GrantFiled: October 28, 2005Date of Patent: April 3, 2007Assignee: ArvinMeritor Light Vehicle Systems (UK) LimitedInventors: Stephen Drysdale, Keith Sanders, Glenn Cotter, Jagjit Golar, Morten Ketelsen, Nigel Spurr, Gurbinder Kalsi, Peter Coleman
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Publication number: 20060103138Abstract: A door latch mechanism for a vehicle comprising a release lever operable by a door handle and a transmission path linkage containing a resiliently biased inertia device. During normal operation, the inertia device is biased to form a transmission path that transmits an unlatching movement from the release lever to release a latch bolt of the latch. If an impact on the vehicle creates an acceleration force above a predetermined level, the inertia device moves to break the transmission path, preventing the latch from being unlatched.Type: ApplicationFiled: October 28, 2005Publication date: May 18, 2006Inventors: Stephen Drysdale, Keith Sanders, Glenn Cotter, Jagjit Golar, Morten Ketelsen, Nigel Spurr, Gurbinder Kalsi, Peter Coleman
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Patent number: 6971688Abstract: A door latch mechanism for a vehicle comprising a release lever operable by a door handle and a transmission path linkage containing a resiliently biased inertia device. During normal operation, the inertia device is biased to form a transmission path that transmits an unlatching movement from the release lever to release a latch bolt of the latch. If an impact on the vehicle creates an acceleration force above a predetermined level, the inertia device moves to break the transmission path, preventing the latch from being unlatched.Type: GrantFiled: June 27, 2003Date of Patent: December 6, 2005Assignee: ArvinMeritor Light Vehicle Systems (UK) Ltd.Inventors: Stephen Drysdale, Keith Sanders, Glenn Cotter, Jagjit Golar, Morten Ketelsen, Nigel Spurr, Gurbinder Kalsi, Peter Coleman
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Publication number: 20040046400Abstract: A door latch mechanism for a vehicle comprising a release lever operable by a door handle and a transmission path linkage containing a resiliently biased inertia device. During normal operation, the inertia device is biased to form a transmission path that transmits an unlatching movement from the release lever to release a latch bolt of the latch. If an impact on the vehicle creates an acceleration force above a predetermined level, the inertia device moves to break the transmission path, preventing the latch from being unlatched.Type: ApplicationFiled: June 27, 2003Publication date: March 11, 2004Inventors: Stephen Drysdale, Keith Sanders, Glenn Cotter, Gurbinder Kalsi, Peter Coleman, Jagjit Golar, Morten Ketelsen, Nigel Spurr
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Patent number: D643500Type: GrantFiled: October 1, 2010Date of Patent: August 16, 2011Assignee: Provo Steel & Supply Co.Inventor: Keith Sanders
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Patent number: D662341Type: GrantFiled: September 16, 2011Date of Patent: June 26, 2012Assignee: Prosteel Security Products, Inc.Inventor: Keith Sanders