Azimuth Corporation

Aaron M King

Craig W Hartzell

Kevin G Koch

Douglas L Shaffer

According to the present invention, a rook rack and a system of multiple roof racks of the present invention may be used to securely support equipment, such as, but not limited to, a satellite, to the roof of a portable shelter. The roof rack of the present invention generally comprises a crossbar and a pair of side supports coupled to each end thereof. A roof rack system of the present invention comprises at least two of these roof racks. The present invention further relates to a method of securing equipment to the roof of a portable shelter. This method comprises first providing a roof rack, and assembling and securing the same to the roof. After the roof rack system is secured to the roof of the portable shelter, the equipment, or an equipment platform, is placed on the crossbars and secured in its position by securing means, such as one or more clamps.

Roof rack and roof rack system for a portable shelter

A moveable storage structure system, a device for supporting and allowing mobility of a storage structure, and, in some embodiments, moveable storage structure systems and devices that stabilize and minimize vibrations of equipment supported within a storage structure. The moveable storage structure system includes a sled, one or more wheels, and a storage structure. The device includes a sled, and one or more wheels or sets of wheels. This system and device may further include vibration dampening components that minimize vibration of equipment supported within the storage structure during mobilization of the system and the structure. The present invention contemplates that the moveable storage structure system may be utilized in a variety of settings, such as an office, a storage facility or space, or a mobile shelter or vehicle.

Moveable storage structure system

A mast support system for use with a container (e.g., a Connex container) to hold a light fixture, security camera and other accessories that may be desirable to mount above or from the roof of the container, generally comprising a support structure for purposes of supporting the accessories, and means to affix the support structure to the container. Embodiments of the mast support system disclosed include one or more posts removably attached to a base, which is engaged with the corner of a container. Attached to the posts are accessory support systems, extending therefrom for positioning and angling the accessories.

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Kingwood, WV, United States of America

Aaron M King