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Tolo, Inc.

John Kaiser, Jr

James J Lockshaw

Randall B Walker

Stephen J Kelly

Stephen Kelly

Stephen Richard Kelly

Structural elements of great thickness are provided by having limited extent ribbing projecting from each surface structure coupled by junctions having extents which combined with the ribbing extents bridges the distance between the surface structures of the structural elements.

Structural element with intermediate ribbing support

Structural elements such as baffles are formed from spaced, laterally disposed, longitudinally extended structures having longitudinally distributed ribbing, and rib segments fixed to the structure ribbing normal to the structure to form closed figures in a laterally and longitudinally extended pattern.

Reticulated structural element

A structural element suitable for walls, tanks and bulkhead structures comprising opposed, axially extended surface structures and ribbing interposed therebetween in freely movable relation responsive to a temporary first relative dimensional condition of the surface structures and ribbing, and in blocking relation against separation of the surface structures responsive to a persistent second relative dimensional condition of the surface structures and ribbing.

Structural element with ribbing mechanically blocked against separation

A structural element comprising opposed first and second, laterally and longitudinally extended, generally planar surface structures each having a closed figure pattern of ribbing projecting therefrom toward the opposite surface structure, a third structure disposed between the first and second surface structures in ribbing-engaging relation therewith, the opposed ribbing being interlocked across the third structure in registered, mating relation.

Three structure structural element with interlocking ribbing

A structural element comprising opposed first and second, laterally and longitudinally extended, generally planar surface structures each having a closed figure pattern of ribbing projecting therefrom toward the opposite surface structure, the ribbing being of respective heights to bridge the space between the surface structures, the opposed ribbing being interlocked in registered, mating relation.

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Huntington Beach, CA, United States of America

John Kaiser, Jr