Sunbeam Products, Inc.

Danene Jaffe

Mark Christopher Bates

Michael R Giebel

Asoka Veeravagu

Augusto A Picozza

Tucker H Fort

Adam Day

Richard Whitehall

Kevin R Young

William Goralski

Daniel M Stewart

Luis Pedraza

Henry C Schubert

Steven Speck

Jesse Gala

Jeffrey A Smith

Greg Hunter

Ernest Chavana

Mike Arney

Bob Broach

Earnest Chavana

Joseph Geringer

Ben Williams

Eric Cohen

Ernest Matthew Chavana, Jr

Dispensing unit for a beverage container

Liquid chiller

Dispensing unit for beverage containers

A foldable or collapsible stand is provided for supporting a barbecue grill assembly. The foldable or collapsible stand includes a first leg assembly having a first pair of intersecting leg members pivotally mounted to each other and a second leg assembly having a second pair of intersecting leg members pivotally mounted to each other. At least one leg member of each of the first pair and second pair of intersecting leg members have a pivot point along a length of the at least one leg member for folding the at least one leg member. The first pair of intersecting leg members and second pair of intersecting leg members pivot with respect to each other and the at least one leg member of each of the first pair and second pair of intersecting leg members fold along the pivot point to move the first leg assembly, the second leg assembly and barbecue grill between an upright position and a collapsed position.

Collapsible stand and barbecue grill assembly

A charcoal grill includes a mechanism whereby a user may adjust the vertical distance between a fuel grate and a cooking grid by rotating a control knob located on the surface of the charcoal grill. This mechanism provides a safer and more convenient way of adjusting the distance between the burning fuel and the food being cooked. The charcoal grill further includes a removable ash collector located at the bottom of the charcoal grill. To empty ash a user slides the ash collector out from its position at the bottom of the charcoal grill, empties it, and then replaces it to resume ash collection. Thus a user may conveniently dispose of ash without the use of an ash sweep tool and without interrupting operation. Furthermore the charcoal grill includes a metal skirt inside its lower shell, which protects the lower shell of the charcoal grill from excessive heat, lengthening its operational life.

Charcoal grill

Barbecue grill

Grill

Growing community of inventors

Weston, FL, United States of America

Danene Jaffe