Integrated Ceilings, Inc.

Usg Interiors, Inc.

Microsonics, Inc.

Other

Usg Corporation

Lavi Industries

Bruce P Carey

Moto Shimano

Richard M O'Toole

Lloyd Y Ishimaru

Steven D Nelson

Daniel V Rodriguez

A drive for drawing an absorbent web of dry wipes from a supply and an application applying moisture to a selected width of the webs.

Wet wipe dispenser

Crowd control belt post

Ceiling panel unit

Subceiling panel unit

An intersection spacer is disclosed for use in a subceiling structure of a grid of open-ended runner beams and intersecting open-ended cross beams, the intersection spacer being generally square in horizontal cross section with inverted vertical corner edges forming four outwardly directed protrusions adapted to engage within the beam ends. A top plate on the spacer bears the weight of the ceiling. A bottom cap on the spacer carries a decorative panel. The spacer may be made of two identical mating halves. A method of assembling a subceiling with such intersection spacers is also disclosed.

Subceiling beam intersection

A suspended grid subceiling and panel units therefor having the appearance of a continuous expanse of decorative light-transmitting block masonry. In a preferred embodiment, the panels units are assemblies of an opaque subgrid of rails and cross rails and translucent subpanels simulating the mortar lines and faces of glass block. The undersides of the grid main runners and cross runners are similar in shape to the subgrid rails and cross rails and have a surface finish matching the color and texture of the subgrid undersides.

Subceiling construction

In a sub-ceiling system having removable modular panels of intersecting thick louvers defining a grid pattern with open cells, supported in a framework of suspended rails of inverted T cross-section, the panels are surrounded by perimeter strips attached to the ends of the louvers. The perimeter strips integrate visually with the exposed lower flange portion of the support rails to simulate louvers so as to conceal the panel boundaries and present the overall appearance of a monolithic grid pattern over the entire finished ceiling area while providing the utility and convenience of damage-resistant modular panels which are extremely easy to install and remove.

Modular monolithic ceiling grid system

Column enclosure

Casing for a microphonograph

Combined player and holder for a small record

Growing community of inventors

Saugus, CA, United States of America

Bruce P Carey