Patents by Inventor Jessica Zingelmann Brown
Jessica Zingelmann Brown 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: 20230036310Abstract: A display system comprises a display board comprising opposed front and back surfaces; at least one elongated channel formed in the front surface; wherein each elongated channel is recessed with respect to the front surface of the display board. The elongated channel comprises a plurality of substantially parallel elongated channels vertically spaced from one another; a metal strip disposed within each elongated channel. The metal strip has a front surface recessed with respect to the front surface of the display board. The metal strip is configured to display at least one display item having a magnetic element. The magnetic element shares at least one dimension with the width of a respective metal strip. The cover layer covers the front surface of the display board and the metal strip disposed in each channel. The cover layer follows contours of the front surface of the metal strip disposed in each channel.Type: ApplicationFiled: October 3, 2022Publication date: February 2, 2023Inventors: Laura Thompson Broadhead, Jessica Zingelmann Brown, Keely Ann Roberts, Kenneth Leahy, Adam Nathaniel Sapp, Hugo Cesar Resendiz
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Patent number: 11457750Abstract: A display system comprises a display board comprising opposed front and back surfaces; at least one elongated channel formed in the front surface; wherein each elongated channel is recessed with respect to the front surface of the display board. The elongated channel comprises a plurality of substantially parallel elongated channels vertically spaced from one another; a metal strip disposed within each elongated channel. The metal strip has a front surface recessed with respect to the front surface of the display board. The metal strip is configured to display at least one display item having a magnetic element. The magnetic element shares at least one dimension with the width of a respective metal strip. The cover layer covers the front surface of the display board and the metal strip disposed in each channel. The cover layer follows contours of the front surface of the metal strip disposed in each channel.Type: GrantFiled: February 11, 2021Date of Patent: October 4, 2022Assignee: Amerock, LLCInventors: Laura Thompson Broadhead, Jessica Zingelmann Brown, Keely Ann Roberts, Kenneth Leahy, Adam Nathaniel Sapp, Hugo Cesar Resendiz
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Publication number: 20220248871Abstract: A display system comprises a display board comprising opposed front and back surfaces; at least one elongated channel formed in the front surface; wherein each elongated channel is recessed with respect to the front surface of the display board. The elongated channel comprises a plurality of substantially parallel elongated channels vertically spaced from one another; a metal strip disposed within each elongated channel. The metal strip has a front surface recessed with respect to the front surface of the display board. The metal strip is configured to display at least one display item having a magnetic element. The magnetic element shares at least one dimension with the width of a respective metal strip. The cover layer covers the front surface of the display board and the metal strip disposed in each channel. The cover layer follows contours of the front surface of the metal strip disposed in each channel.Type: ApplicationFiled: February 11, 2021Publication date: August 11, 2022Inventors: Laura Thompson Broadhead, Jessica Zingelmann Brown, Keely Ann Roberts, Kenneth Leahy, Adam Nathaniel Sapp, Hugo Cesar Resendiz
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Publication number: 20200405077Abstract: A modular merchandising display system which, for example, allows for the ability to easily mount and remove samples of household hardware products (e.g. cabinet or bath hardware) and visualize the hardware mounted to e.g. kitchen or bath cabinets, by allowing a person to remove the sample hardware and hold it up to e.g. kitchen or bath cabinets. The display system includes at least one slat wall piece, at least one display channel on a first side of the slat wall piece configured for displaying at least one item and for providing interchangeability of the displayed item; and at least one frame piece framing the at least one slat wall piece.Type: ApplicationFiled: June 29, 2020Publication date: December 31, 2020Inventors: Laura Thompson Broadhead, Jessica Zingelmann Brown, Keely Ann Roberts
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Patent number: 7306094Abstract: An absorbent mat includes top and bottom layers of thermoplastic material with absorbent media disposed therebetween. The top and bottom layers are bonded directly together, or to the absorbent media disposed therebetween, in spaced-apart bond sites. One or more perforations are formed as a result of bonding in the top and/or bottom layers in a peripheral portion of each bond. Each perforation is in communication with the absorbent media and provides a pathway through which liquid can pass. The top and bottom layers may be monolithic thermoplastic film with an aperture formed therethrough at each respective bond by stretching the multi-layer absorbent mat. One or more perforations are formed in the peripheral portion of each bond site thereof as a result of stretching. Each perforation is in communication with the absorbent media and provides a pathway through which liquid can pass into the absorbent media.Type: GrantFiled: May 2, 2005Date of Patent: December 11, 2007Assignee: Precision Fabrics Group, Inc.Inventors: Alfred Frank Baldwin, Jr., Richard James Bliton, Jessica Zingelmann Brown, Kyra Darnella Dorsey
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Patent number: 6966436Abstract: An absorbent mat includes top and bottom layers of thermoplastic material with absorbent media disposed therebetween. The top and bottom layers are bonded directly together, or to the absorbent media disposed therebetween, in spaced-apart bond sites. One or more perforations are formed as a result of bonding in the top and/or bottom layers in a peripheral portion of each bond. Each perforation is in communication with the absorbent media and provides a pathway through which liquid can pass. The top and bottom layers may be monolithic thermoplastic film with an aperture formed therethrough at each respective bond by stretching the multi-layer absorbent mat. One or more perforations are formed in the peripheral portion of each bond site thereof as a result of stretching. Each perforation is in communication with the absorbent media and provides a pathway through which liquid can pass into the absorbent media.Type: GrantFiled: May 1, 2003Date of Patent: November 22, 2005Assignee: Precision Fabrics Group, Inc.Inventors: Alfred Frank Baldwin, Jr., Richard James Bliton, Jessica Zingelmann Brown, Kyra Darnella Dorsey
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Publication number: 20040226834Abstract: An absorbent mat includes top and bottom layers of thermoplastic material with absorbent media disposed therebetween. The top and bottom layers are bonded directly together, or to the absorbent media disposed therebetween, in spaced-apart bond sites. One or more perforations are formed as a result of bonding in the top and/or bottom layers in a peripheral portion of each bond. Each perforation is in communication with the absorbent media and provides a pathway through which liquid can pass. The top and bottom layers may be monolithic thermoplastic film with an aperture formed therethrough at each respective bond by stretching the multi-layer absorbent mat. One or more perforations are formed in the peripheral portion of each bond site thereof as a result of stretching. Each perforation is in communication with the absorbent media and provides a pathway through which liquid can pass into the absorbent media.Type: ApplicationFiled: May 1, 2003Publication date: November 18, 2004Inventors: Alfred Frank Baldwin, Richard James Bliton, Jessica Zingelmann Brown, Kyra Darnella Dorsey
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Patent number: 6808791Abstract: A laminate web and several uses of the laminate web are disclosed. The laminate web comprises a first web, a second web joined to the first web at a plurality of discrete bond sites; and a third material disposed between at least a portion of the first and second webs. The laminate webs of the present invention are suitable for a variety of uses. Such uses include flexible carrying implement, medical applications, kitchen or bathroom implements, decorative coverings, home accent items, pet industry articles, fabric, fabric backings, edible materials, bedding applications, absorbent food pads, clean room wipes, tack cloths, and many other uses.Type: GrantFiled: June 21, 2001Date of Patent: October 26, 2004Assignee: The Procter & Gamble CompanyInventors: John Joseph Curro, Daniel Charles Peck, Saeed Fereshtehkhou, Anneke Margaret Kaminiski, Alfred Franc Baldwin, Jr., Jessica Zingelmann Brown, Edward Kenneth Stahl, Charles Detwiler Roberson