Patents by Inventor Larry William Eget

Larry William Eget 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).

  • Display case with insulated foam paneling
    Patent number: 12514385
    Abstract: A refrigerated display case chassis includes a first insulated panel and a second insulated panel. The first insulated panel has a first foam layer bounded by a first pair of thermally conductive sheets. The first insulated panel forms a first wall of the refrigerated display case chassis. The second insulated panel has a second foam layer bounded by a second pair of thermally conductive sheets. The second insulated panel forms a second wall of the refrigerated display case chassis. The second insulated panel mates with the first insulated panel to form a thermally insulated joint where, in cross-section, one sheet of the first pair of thermally conductive sheets terminates at a surface of the second foam layer. The thermally conductive sheets have a greater thermal conductivity than the first or second foam layers.
    Type: Grant
    Filed: April 24, 2024
    Date of Patent: January 6, 2026
    Assignee: Hill Phoenix, Inc.
    Inventors: Larry William Eget, Steven O. Stubblefield, Nicholas Jeffers, Daniela Guadalupe Medina
  • DISPLAY CASE WITH INSULATED FOAM PANELING
    Publication number: 20240277161
    Abstract: A refrigerated display case chassis includes a first insulated panel and a second insulated panel. The first insulated panel has a first foam layer bounded by a first pair of thermally conductive sheets. The first insulated panel forms a first wall of the refrigerated display case chassis. The second insulated panel has a second foam layer bounded by a second pair of thermally conductive sheets. The second insulated panel forms a second wall of the refrigerated display case chassis. The second insulated panel mates with the first insulated panel to form a thermally insulated joint where, in cross-section, one sheet of the first pair of thermally conductive sheets terminates at a surface of the second foam layer. The thermally conductive sheets have a greater thermal conductivity than the first or second foam layers.
    Type: Application
    Filed: April 24, 2024
    Publication date: August 22, 2024
    Inventors: Larry William Eget, Steven O. Stubblefield, Nicholas Jeffers, Daniela Guadalupe Medina