Radio Systems Corporation

Plastic Industries, Inc.

Andrew S Grimmett

James R Bosserdet, Jr

Thomas P Bjorholm

George M Smart, Iv

Lane Whiteside

Laurence A Nelson

Robert O Giltnane

Described is an electronic pet door for automatically granting a selected animal access to a through-way defined by the electronic pet door and denying a non-selected animal access to the through-way. The selected animal carries a transmitter. The electronic pet door includes a corresponding receiver and a frame that defines the through-way, which has a tapered contour. A flap, which has a tapered contour corresponding to the through-way, is disposed within the through-way and is capable of a locked position and an unlocked position. When in the locked position, the flap denies access to the through-way. When unlocked, the flap grants an animal access to the through-way. The flap is locked and unlocked by way of a locking mechanism that shifts the flap longitudinally between the less tapered and most tapered portions of the through-way. The locking mechanism shifts the flap in response to the receiver.

Selective access electronics pet door

Selective access electronic pet door

A table assembly includes a table top and support arm which are stored within an arm rest of a recliner when the table is not in use. When the table is to be used, the support arm pivots up and the table top is connected to the support arm. The table top is rotatable relative to the support arm and any of three holes in the table top can be used to connect the support arm thereto.

Convenience table for furniture

Growing community of inventors

Athens, TN, United States of America

Andrew S Grimmett