Patents by Inventor Edward R. Katz
Edward R. Katz 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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Patent number: 8091299Abstract: The present invention is a entryway protector for use with elevator door jamb panels to protect the surfaces of the panels from sustaining damage from collisions with moving equipment, building materials and furniture. The entryway protector includes the main sections and an angled guide and a minor section which is attached at approximately a right angle. The entryway protector is constructed of a material that is sufficiently rigid to protect the elevator door jamb panel and also to remain in proper position. The preferred material is polycarbonate. The entryway protector may be attached to the elevator door jamb panel by suction cups. Preferably the entryway protector is made at a height of approximately forty inches so that two entryway protectors are need for each elevator door jamb panel. Two entryway protectors can be attached together by one or more H clamps.Type: GrantFiled: March 17, 2009Date of Patent: January 10, 2012Assignee: Marquis, Inc.Inventor: Edward R. Katz
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Publication number: 20090173021Abstract: The present invention is a entryway protector for use with elevator door jamb panels to protect the surfaces of the panels from sustaining damage from collisions with moving equipment, building materials and furniture. The entryway protector includes the main sections and an angled guide and a minor section which is attached at approximately a right angle. The entryway protector is constructed of a material that is sufficiently rigid to protect the elevator door jamb panel and also to remain in proper position. The preferred material is polycarbonate. The entryway protector may be attached to the elevator door jamb panel by suction cups. Preferably the entryway protector is made at a height of approximately forty inches so that two entryway protectors are need for each elevator door jamb panel. Two entryway protectors can be attached together by one or more H clamps.Type: ApplicationFiled: March 17, 2009Publication date: July 9, 2009Applicant: MARQUIS, INC.Inventor: Edward R. Katz
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Patent number: 7523588Abstract: The present invention is a entryway protector for use with elevator door jamb panels to protect the surfaces of the panels from sustaining damage from collisions with moving equipment, building materials and furniture. The entryway protector includes the main sections and an angled guide and a minor section which is attached at approximately a right angle. The entryway protector is constructed of a material that is sufficiently rigid to protect the elevator door jamb panel and also to remain in proper position. The entryway protector may be attached to the elevator door jamb panel by suction cups. Preferably the entryway protector is made at a height of approximately forty inches so that two entryway protectors are need for each elevator door jamb panel. Two entryway protectors can be attached together by one or more H clamps.Type: GrantFiled: February 22, 2005Date of Patent: April 28, 2009Assignee: Marquis, Inc.Inventor: Edward R. Katz
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Patent number: 6718706Abstract: The present invention is a protection device for use with elevator doorjamb panels and entryway doors and jambs to protect the surfaces of these panels and doors from sustaining damage from collisions with moving equipment, building materials and furniture. The device protects the surfaces from scratches and dents when furniture and construction materials inadvertently bang into these protected surfaces. The entryway protector includes two sections and a securing system. A main rectangular section may be separated by a line of stitching from a minor rectangular section. The main rectangular section comprises a cushioning material and a rigid sheet. Both sections can be placed in a protective material. The securing system can secure the protector to the surfaces against dislodging by contact with equipment, building materials and furniture.Type: GrantFiled: March 5, 2002Date of Patent: April 13, 2004Inventor: Edward R. Katz
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Patent number: 6557325Abstract: The present invention provides a plastic computer packing pillow that is filled with two layers of bubble wrap with the bubbles in each layer facing each other for protecting computers during relocation. The computer component is placed on the middle of the plastic pillow with the ends of the pillow touching the sides of the computer component during movement.Type: GrantFiled: August 21, 2001Date of Patent: May 6, 2003Assignee: Office Moving Systems, Inc.Inventor: Edward R. Katz
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Publication number: 20020174613Abstract: The present invention is a protection device for use with elevator door jamb panels and entryway doors and jambs to protect the surfaces of these panels and doors from sustaining damage from collisions with moving equipment, building materials and furniture. The device protects the surfaces from scratches and dents when furniture and construction materials inadvertently bang into these protected surfaces. The entryway protector includes two sections and a securing system. A main rectangular section may be separated by a line of stitching from a minor rectangular section. The main rectangular section comprises a cushioning material and a rigid sheet. Both sections can be placed in a protective material. The securing system can secure the protector to the surfaces against dislodging by contact with equipment, building materials and furniture.Type: ApplicationFiled: March 5, 2002Publication date: November 28, 2002Inventor: Edward R. Katz
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Patent number: 6381910Abstract: The present invention is a protection device for use with elevator door jamb panels and entryway doors and jambs to protect the surfaces of these panels and doors from sustaining damage from collisions with moving equipment, building materials and furniture. The device protects the surfaces from scratches and dents when furniture and construction materials inadvertently bang into these protected surfaces. The entryway protector includes two sections and a securing system. A main rectangular section is separated by a line of stitching from a minor rectangular section, both sections including a padding material. The securing system can secure the protector to the surfaces against dislodging by contact with equipment, building materials and furniture.Type: GrantFiled: October 25, 2000Date of Patent: May 7, 2002Inventor: Edward R. Katz
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Patent number: 6216396Abstract: The present invention is an inflatable barrier device for use with elevator door jamb panels and entryway doors and jambs to protect the surfaces of these panels and doors from sustaining damage from collisions with moving equipment, building materials and furniture. The device protects the surfaces from scratches and dents when furniture and construction materials inadvertently bang into these protected surfaces. The entryway protector comprises two sections and securing components. An inflatable main rectangular section is separated by a line of stitching from a minor rectangular section or flap that is filled with padding material. The securing components secure the protector to the surfaces against dislodging by contact with equipment, building materials and furniture.Type: GrantFiled: May 30, 2000Date of Patent: April 17, 2001Assignee: Office Moving Systems, Inc.Inventor: Edward R. Katz
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Patent number: 6128862Abstract: The present invention is an inflatable barrier device for use with elevator door jamb panels and entryway doors and jambs to protect the surfaces of these panels and doors from sustaining damage from collisions with moving equipment, building materials and furniture. The device protects the surfaces from scratches and dents when furniture and construction materials inadvertently bang into these protected surfaces. The entryway protector comprises two sections and securing components. An inflatable main rectangular section is separated by a line of stitching from a minor rectangular section or flap that is filled with padding material. The securing components secure the protector to the surfaces against dislodging by contact with equipment, building materials and furniture.Type: GrantFiled: December 31, 1998Date of Patent: October 10, 2000Inventor: Edward R. Katz
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Patent number: 5112186Abstract: A method of leveling a cabinet comprising the steps of lifting the cabinet off of the ground, inserting safety blocks underneath the raised cabinet, adjusting one or more of the adjustable feet which depend from the cabinet corners, lowering the cabinet to the ground, checking the level of the cabinet and repeating the above steps until the cabinet is level.Type: GrantFiled: January 25, 1991Date of Patent: May 12, 1992Inventor: Edward R. Katz
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Patent number: 4432401Abstract: To eliminate the costly and laborious procedure of emptying the contents of furniture drawers and boxing the contents in the movement of furniture, an inflatable drawer contents stabilizer is placed in each drawer to prevent movement of the drawer contents when a desk or other drawer equipped furniture item is laid on its side or otherwise manipulated during transport.Type: GrantFiled: July 19, 1982Date of Patent: February 21, 1984Inventor: Edward R. Katz
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Patent number: 4372364Abstract: A door protector for use by furniture movers is disclosed which fully protects all main entrance doors from damage due to contact with moving furniture. The use of the protector allows speeding up of the moving process. The protector is an adjustable length pad which fully covers the exposed surface of the door and affords double thickness protection at the lower end portion of the door. The protector is hung removably on the door by an upper end pocket which engages over the top edge of the door to support and position the protector. Damage to furniture is also avoided by using the door protector.Type: GrantFiled: November 9, 1981Date of Patent: February 8, 1983Inventor: Edward R. Katz