American Louver Company

Daniel Patrick Calby

Geoffrey M Glass

Robert Owen

Scott Kitzerow

Nabil Elhassan

Barricade systems are provided. A barricade system includes a first handle recess, a first channel extending to the first handle recess, a first handle portion including a first handle and a first handle post, and a first leg portion including a first leg and a first leg post. The first handle extends perpendicularly from one end of the first handle post. The first leg extends perpendicularly from one end of the first leg post. The first handle post and the first leg post are rotatably connected to each other. The rotatably connected first handle post and first leg post are disposed within the first channel. The barricade system switches between a stowed state and a deployed state by rotating the first handle post 180 degree. The 180 degree rotation of the first handle post facilitates a 90 degree rotation of the first leg post.

Barricade

Selectively-configurable barricade systems are provided. A barricade system includes a main body including an upper side, a lower side, a first lateral side and a second lateral side extending between the upper side and the lower side, a first surface and a second surface extending between the first lateral side and the second lateral side, and a channel extending from the lower side toward the upper side. The barricade system includes a leg post including a first end and a second end. The first end is slidably and rotatably disposed within the channel. The barricade system includes a first foot connected to the second end of the leg post. The barricade system includes a collar connected to the leg post disposed within the channel. The channel includes a collar aperture. The collar connected to the portion of the first leg post is disposed within the collar aperture of the channel.

Selectively-configurable barricade

A clamping system includes a mast, a bracket clamp engageable with the mast, the bracket clamp including a receiver for receiving a sign, a compression assembly for compressing the mast and the receiver towards each other, and a compression element movable relative to the receiver by the compression assembly, the compression element contacting a side surface of the mast via a plurality of contact features, each contact feature contacting the side surface of the mast at a distinct location on the side surface of the mast.

Clamp having multiple contact features

A support element includes a bore; a boss surrounding the bore and having an offset surface at an angle to the bore axis; and a counterbore formed opposite the boss relative to the bore and substantially coaxial with the bore, having a counterbore surface substantially orthogonal to the bore axis and a counterbore angled surface at an angle to the bore axis and corresponding to the offset surface. A bolt, including a head portion received in the counterbore and a threaded portion received at least partially within the bore, couples an illumination device to the support element, such that the illumination device is capable of being pivoted about the bore axis and a transverse axis orthogonal to the bore axis.

Pivotable lamp support structure

A sign assembly includes a sign panel, a base including an upper surface and a lower surface, a first longitudinal side and a second longitudinal side, the first longitudinal side including a midpoint disposed between first and second outer points, and the second longitudinal side including a midpoint disposed between first and second outer points, and first and second longitudinal sides, and a platform disposed on the base for attaching the sign panel to the base, wherein a distance between the midpoint of the first longitudinal side and the midpoint of the second longitudinal side is less than a distance between the first outer points of the first and second longitudinal sides, and the distance between the midpoint of the first longitudinal side and the midpoint of the second longitudinal side is less than a distance between the second outer points of the first and second longitudinal sides.

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Park Ridge, IL, United States of America

Daniel Patrick Calby