Patents by Inventor Danny Grenier

Danny Grenier 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).

  • Patent number: 10514162
    Abstract: The bathtub generally has a wall having a translucent inner layer defining a cavity for receiving water. The bathtub has at least one translucent outer reinforcement member which is secured to a portion of the translucent inner layer, thus forming at least one window with the corresponding portion of the translucent inner layer. The bathtub has a corresponding light source which faces the translucent outer reinforcement member for lighting through the window, into the cavity. The wall further has an outer reinforcement layer covering the translucent inner layer around the at least one window.
    Type: Grant
    Filed: January 21, 2019
    Date of Patent: December 24, 2019
    Assignee: GESTION ULTRA INTERNATIONALE INC.
    Inventors: Henry Brunelle, Louis Gendreau, Danny Grenier, Guy Baillargeon, Guillaume Savard, Marie-Hélène Poirier
  • Publication number: 20190154249
    Abstract: The bathtub generally has a wall having a translucent inner layer defining a cavity for receiving water. The bathtub has at least one translucent outer reinforcement member which is secured to a portion of the translucent inner layer, thus forming at least one window with the corresponding portion of the translucent inner layer. The bathtub has a corresponding light source which faces the translucent outer reinforcement member for lighting through the window, into the cavity. The wall further has an outer reinforcement layer covering the translucent inner layer around the at least one window.
    Type: Application
    Filed: January 21, 2019
    Publication date: May 23, 2019
    Inventors: Henry BRUNELLE, Louis GENDREAU, Danny GRENIER, Guy BAILLARGEON, Guillaume SAVARD, Marie-Hélène POIRIER
  • Patent number: 10222053
    Abstract: The bathtub generally has a wall having a translucent inner layer defining a cavity for receiving water. The bathtub has at least one translucent outer reinforcement member which is secured to a portion of the translucent inner layer, thus forming at least one window with the corresponding portion of the translucent inner layer. The bathtub has a corresponding light source which faces the translucent outer reinforcement member for lighting through the window, into the cavity. The wall further has an outer reinforcement layer covering the translucent inner layer around the at least one window.
    Type: Grant
    Filed: June 11, 2018
    Date of Patent: March 5, 2019
    Assignee: GESTION ULTRA INTERNATIONALE INC.
    Inventors: Henry Brunelle, Louis Gendreau, Danny Grenier, Guy Baillargeon, Guillaume Savard, Marie-Hélène Poirier
  • Publication number: 20180356087
    Abstract: The bathtub generally has a wall having a translucent inner layer defining a cavity for receiving water. The bathtub has at least one translucent outer reinforcement member which is secured to a portion of the translucent inner layer, thus forming at least one window with the corresponding portion of the translucent inner layer. The bathtub has a corresponding light source which faces the translucent outer reinforcement member for lighting through the window, into the cavity. The wall further has an outer reinforcement layer covering the translucent inner layer around the at least one window.
    Type: Application
    Filed: June 11, 2018
    Publication date: December 13, 2018
    Inventors: Henry BRUNELLE, Louis GENDREAU, Danny GRENIER, Guy BAILLARGEON, Guillaume SAVARD, Marie-Hélène POIRIER
  • Patent number: 9326326
    Abstract: A comfort bathtub has at least one heated wall portion which is comprised by a composite pliable heat generating envelope integrated with the wall portion. The heat generating envelope has a heated mesh sandwiched between a pair of protection film sheets bonded together about the heated mesh to isolate the heated mesh from molded material of the bathtub. The composite pliable envelope has electrical connections secured to a power supply. A temperature sensor is in communication with the envelope for sensing the temperature thereof. A voltage regulator controls the power supply through a control circuit to regulate the heat generated by the heated mesh. The composite pliable envelope is configured to heat a discrete wall portion of the bathtub to provide a discrete external heated surface of the bathtub.
    Type: Grant
    Filed: June 30, 2011
    Date of Patent: April 26, 2016
    Assignee: GESTION ULTRA INTERNATIONALE iNC
    Inventors: Henry Brunelle, Louis Gendreau, Danny Grenier, Guy Baillargeon, Dave Thomas
  • Patent number: 8984678
    Abstract: An air injection system for a hydro-massaging bath is described. An air convecting conduit is in communication with a plurality of injecting orifices formed in a peripheral wall of the bath. An air blower injects air under pressure in an entry opening of the air convecting conduit. A water spray injector is located downstream of the entry opening and upstream of the air injecting orifices to inject a spray of a predetermined volume of water in the injected air under pressure. A water supply conduit is connected to the water spray injector and has a flow regulating valve to regulate the volume of water spray injected in the heated air to saturate the air with water. A shut-off valve is provided in the water supply conduit, and a heater is disposed in the air convecting conduit downstream of the water spray injector and upstream of the air injecting orifices wherein heated, humidified air injected in the water contained within the bathtub does not produce a cool sensation on the body of a user person.
    Type: Grant
    Filed: June 30, 2011
    Date of Patent: March 24, 2015
    Assignee: Geston Ultra International Inc.
    Inventors: Henry Brunelle, Louis Gendreau, Danny Grenier, Guy Baillargeon
  • Publication number: 20130000032
    Abstract: A comfort bathtub has at least one heated wall portion which is comprised by a composite plyable heat generating envelope integrated with the wall portion. The heat generating envelope has a heated mesh sandwiched between a pair of protection film sheets bonded together about the heated mesh to isolate the heated mesh from molded material of the bathtub. The composite plyable envelope has electrical connections secured to a power supply. A temperature sensor is in communication with the envelope for sensing the temperature thereof. A voltage regulator controls the power supply through a controller circuit to regulate the heat generated by the heated mesh. The composite plyable envelope is configured to heat a discrete wall portion of the bathtub to provide a discrete external heated surface of the bathtub.
    Type: Application
    Filed: June 30, 2011
    Publication date: January 3, 2013
    Inventors: Henry BRUNELLE, Louis GENDREAU, Danny GRENIER, Guy BAILLARGEON, Dave THOMAS
  • Publication number: 20130000031
    Abstract: An air injection system for a hydro-massaging bath is described. An air convecting conduit is in communication with a plurality of injecting orifices formed in a peripheral wall of the bath. An air blower injects air under pressure in an entry opening of the air convecting conduit. A water spray injector is located downstream of the entry opening and upstream of the air injecting orifices to inject a spray of a predetermined volume of water in the injected air under pressure. A water supply conduit is connected to the water spray injector and has a flow regulating valve to regulate the volume of water spray injected in the heated air to saturate the air with water. A shut-off valve is provided in the water supply conduit, and a heater is disposed in the air convecting conduit downstream of the water spray injector and upstream of the air injecting orifices wherein heated, humidified air injected in the water contained within the bathtub does not produce a cool sensation on the body of a user person.
    Type: Application
    Filed: June 30, 2011
    Publication date: January 3, 2013
    Inventors: Henry Brunelle, Louis Gendreau, Danny Grenier, Guy Baillargeon