3form, Inc.

Mitigation 3, LLC

Pi 8 Solutions, Inc.

William Edward Gatti

Guillaume Martin

Venugopal Raghavendra Ghatikar

Michael Damen

R Talley Goodson

Raymond Lynn Goodson

Brian J Hillstrom

Christopher Augustine Luomanen

Jeremy Porter

Lucretia A Lake

Shari L Futas

A ballistic resistant, fragmentation debris capture laminate panel is comprised of one or more ballistic resistant and containment materials that have been laminated together with one or more thermoplastic resin substrates such as polycarbonate and/or PETG. The ballistic resistant, fragmentation debris capture laminate panel can be manufactured with a variety of ballistic resistant and containment materials, by autoclave or hot press methods, and include decorative and/or image bearing appearance. Specifically, a ballistic resistant laminate, fragmentation debris capture panel of the present invention can be manufactured to include materials, such as aramid fiber sheet, ballistic ceramic products, and/or metal fabric sheet, or combination thereof, to meet one or several ballistic resistant standards and fragmentation debris capture ratings selected by the user for a specific building, construction or structural application.

Ballistic resistant laminate panel

A roller door system includes a roller assembly configured to mount directly to a panel and move along a complementary upper guide. In particular, the roller assembly can be coupled to a coupling member embedded in the panel. The roller assembly, when coupled with the panel, can provide a smooth gliding motion for the panel.

Sliding panel system

A variable angle panel mounting system can include at least one variable-angle panel mounting member, which in turn includes an elongate support member and an angularly-adjustable mounting plate adapted to secure an end of the elongate support member to a plurality of mounting surface angles. In some embodiments, the variable angle panel mounting system may also include a pressure-fit mounting system. These components can provide the ability to angularly and vertically adjust the variable-angle panel mounting member between opposing support surfaces.

Modular panel mounting systems

Variable height and angle panel mounting systems, methods, and apparatus

Bracket for modular panel mounting system

Two-piece cap assembly for modular panel mounting systems

Combined pressure fit base and stem for modular panel mounting systems

A variable angle standoff in accordance with an implementation of the present invention includes one or more bearing interfaces, which, in concert with other beveled components (e.g., beveled rings), fastens about a wide range of panel and/or object dimensions. In one implementation, a threaded fastener is inserted through a first bearing interface, which interfaces with a first beveled ring. The threaded fastener further threads through one or more panel and/or object eyelets, through a second beveled ring, through a second bearing interface, and ultimately into a standoff shaft. Despite relatively tight fastening of the threaded fastener to the standoff shaft, the first and second beveled rings can accommodate object curvature by rotating in any of an X, Y, and/or Z dimension, as needed.

Variable angle standoff

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William Edward Gatti