Logan Keith Brown

Title: Logan Keith Brown and His Partition-System Invention.

Introduction

Logan Keith Brown is an inventor associated with South Jordan, Utah, and Won-Door Corporation. His patent work addresses the design of bi-part partitions, including how their doors connect when extended.

Latest Patents

Brown is credited with 1 patent: “Nonparallel Bi-Part Partition and Related Components and Methods.” The invention describes a system with two doors that extend and retract in different directions. A male protrusion on the first door’s lead post fits into a female receptacle on the second door’s lead post. The components are arranged so that the insertion direction is substantially parallel to one door’s direction of travel and substantially perpendicular to the other’s. This configuration provides a way for the doors to engage despite their nonparallel movement.

Career Highlights

Brown’s listed patent reflects work on partition systems and the components and methods used to connect their moving doors. His association with Won-Door Corporation places this invention in the context of the company’s work on door and partition solutions.

Collaborations

Brown’s listed coworker is Michael D. George. The available information identifies their professional association but does not specify particular joint projects or co-inventorship.

Conclusion

Logan Keith Brown’s patent focuses on a practical connection between doors moving in nonparallel directions, highlighting his contribution to bi-part partition design.