Taylor Made Group, LLC

Ameritex Technologies, Inc.

Aldon Industries, Inc.

Brian K Daniels

Stuart Allan Tyson

Michael James Bryant

Philip A Oakes

Sherman E Whited, Ii

Walk-through marine windshield

A removable boat windshield is provided that includes a transparent pane with a top end and a bottom end. At least one male portion is attached to the pane. At least one female portion is attachable to a deck of a boat. The at least one female portion defines a receiving opening for receiving at least a portion of the at least one male portion therein. The removable boat windshield also includes a securement device, operable with the at least one female portion, to releasably connect the male portion to the female portion.

Removable boat windshield and method for installing/removing the same

Removable boat windshield

An attachment system for attaching a flexible enclosure to a boat windshield frame includes a frame trim piece with a longitudinally and transversely extending groove retaining a resilient insert. The insert has a pair of legs extending from one end of a shank and touching to conceal the groove. A screw snap stud can be inserted at any selected position along the groove to self-tap into the walls of the groove and releasably retain a cooperating fastener on the flexible enclosure. If the stud is removed, the insert legs return to the original position. Alternatively, the insert is not used or the insert does not include the legs.

System for attaching a flexible enclosure to a boat windshield frame

An apparatus for enclosing an open area of a boat includes a canvas system with a fabric sheet having an edge formed thereon, a header extrusion mounted on an upper edge of a boat windshield, the header extrusion having a longitudinally extending and outwardly opening slot formed therein, and a plurality of fasteners attached to the fabric sheet at spaced apart locations, each fastener including a hook releasably engaged in the slot.

Boat windshield canvas attachment apparatus

A method and apparatus for mounting a curved panel to a landing. The apparatus includes an elongated extrusion having in cross section a side portion coupled to a base portion. The extrusion is shaped along a curve, and the base portion angles away from the side portion to lie flat against the landing. The extrusion is secured through the base portion to the landing. The curved panel is secured to the side portion.

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Bradenton, FL, United States of America

Brian K Daniels