A freestanding wall system includes a support assembly having a post member, a cornice member including a first channel and a second channel, a first corner bracket coupling the cornice member to the post member. The first corner bracket is received in the first channel of the cornice member. A second corner bracket couples the cornice member to the post member, and the second corner bracket is received in the second channel of the cornice member.
A brick installation kit is disclosed. The brick installation kit comprises a plurality of retention brackets, a plurality of retention clips, and a plurality of brick panels, and can be installed in a firebox of a fireplace. The brick installation kit does not require the use of mortar or grout.
A modular fire system includes one or more modular panels and a controller operatively coupled with the modular panels. The controller includes one or more processing units and one or more memory units storing instructions therein which, when run by the controller, causes the controller to: detect a number and a position of the one or more modular panels; and control, based on the detected number and the detected position of the modular panels, operation of the modular panels.
A modular fire system includes one or more modular panels and a controller operatively coupled with the modular panels. The controller includes one or more processing units and one or more memory units storing instructions therein which, when run by the controller, causes the controller to: detect a number and a position of the one or more modular panels; and control, based on the detected number and the detected position of the modular panels, operation of the modular panels.
A fireplace assembly includes: a housing defining an airflow space and an inner chamber; one or more fans disposed in the housing to facilitate airflow through the airflow space; a flame generator disposed in the inner chamber and capable of generating a flame with a maximum heat output of at least 20,000 BTU (British thermal units); a display device disposed in the housing and configured to display a visual image in front of or behind the flame generator; one or more glass panels disposed in the housing to at least partially define the airflow space to facilitate the airflow; and a control module operatively coupled with the display device and disposed within the airflow space. The airflow through the airflow space is configured to control temperature within the airflow space.
A fireplace assembly includes: a housing defining an airflow space and an inner chamber; one or more fans disposed in the housing to facilitate airflow through the airflow space; a flame generator disposed in the inner chamber and capable of generating a flame with a maximum heat output of at least 20,000 BTU (British thermal units); a display device disposed in the housing and configured to display a visual image in front of or behind the flame generator; one or more glass panels disposed in the housing to at least partially define the airflow space to facilitate the airflow; and a control module operatively coupled with the display device and disposed within the airflow space. The airflow through the airflow space is configured to control temperature within the airflow space.
A chair control includes a rocker assembly configured to be coupled to a chair back, the rocker assembly including a rocker flex element configured to be coupled to a chair seat, the rocker flex element being resiliently deformable and a ground assembly configured to be coupled to a chair base, the rocker assembly being coupled to the ground assembly (e.g., pivotally coupled), the ground assembly including a ground flex element configured to be coupled to the chair seat to which the rocker flex element is coupled, the ground flex element being resiliently deformable.
Brick installation kits including a plurality of retention brackets, including a first retention bracket including a plurality retention slots, a plurality of retention clips, each retention clip having a head and a foot receivable in a corresponding one of the plurality of retention slots, and a plurality of brick panels, each brick panel having a first edge, a second edge opposite the first edge a first retention groove running along the first edge and a second retention groove running along the second edge. The first retention groove is configured to receive the foot of a corresponding one of the plurality of retention clips and the second retention groove is configured to receive a head of a corresponding one of the plurality of retention clips.
A compliant chair backrest assembly includes a back frame (58) having a first frame side (58a), a second frame side (58b), a lower portion (581) and an upper portion (58u) that extends from the lower portion (581). The upper portion (581) of the back frame is configured to engage with a back of a user and the lower portion (581) includes a first flexural member (70) and a nexus (74). The first flexural member (70) defines a first lower contact surface (90a) and has a flexural rigidity. The lower portion (581) also includes a reinforcement support (62) including a first brace (100) defining a first upper contact surface (110a) and having a flexural rigidity that is greater than the flexural rigidity of the first flexural member (70).
A wall panel for a workspace system includes a monolithic wall portion and a cover carried by the monolithic wall portion. The monolithic wall portion includes a first surface, an aperture including a wall opening formed on the first surface, and a second surface opposite the first surface. The cover includes a channel adjacent to the first surface, and the channel and the aperture together define an internal chamber. The cover further includes a cover opening coupled to the channel. The wall panel further includes an electrical assembly carried in the internal chamber. The electrical assembly includes a receptacle that is accessible via the cover opening.
A fireplace and method of manufacturing a fireplace. Embodiments of the fireplace comprise a combustion chamber, a front opening allowing viewing within the combustion chamber, and a back wall opposite the front opening. The back wall can be controllably switched between an opaque state and a transparent state. A combustion region between the front opening and the back wall is adapted to provide a flame. A controller coupled to the back wall enables a user to switch the back wall between the opaque and transparent states. In embodiments the back wall comprises a glass panel and switchable film on the glass panel. The controller is coupled to the switchable film.
06 - Common metals and ores; objects made of metal
09 - Scientific and electric apparatus and instruments
18 - Leather and imitations of leather
19 - Non-metallic building materials
20 - Furniture and decorative products
21 - HouseHold or kitchen utensils, containers and materials; glassware; porcelain; earthenware
Goods & Services
Metal fireplace screens (not furniture). Thermometers not for medical use; fire resistant gloves,
protective work gloves, and safety gloves for protection
against accidents; fire buckets. Canvas, leather, and faux leather wood carriers. Non-combustible, heat-resistant, protective wall and floor
panels and heat shields (term considered too vague by the
International Bureau - Rule 13 (2) (b) of the Regulations). Fireplace screens. Coal buckets for household use; trivets.
A chair includes a base and a back coupled to the base. The back includes a pair of back supports extending from the base and a back panel coupled to the pair of back supports. Each back support is configured to exhibit a first bending stiffness when bent to a first stop point, and exhibit a second bending stiffness when bent beyond the first stop point, the second bending stiffness being greater than the first bending stiffness.
A sliding door assembly including a first sliding door panel having a first width and positioned on a first side, a second sliding door panel having a second width that is greater than the first width of the first sliding door panel and positioned on a second side, at least one support member operable to support the first and second sliding door panels and along which the first and second door panels are operable to translate, and a reciprocal motion member operably coupled to the first sliding door panel and the second sliding door panel, the reciprocal motion member operable to translate one of the first or second sliding door panels when another of the first or second sliding door panels is translated along the at least one support member.
The present disclosure relates to a chair back assembly with an outer frame and an inner frame, wherein the outer frame is manufactured of different material than the inner frame to allow for a variety in support throughout the chair back assembly, resulting in localized support throughout the back of the chair. The availability of localized support results in an improvement in comfort and may also improve production in embodiments utilizing a foam covering. Specifically, the inner frame of the chair back assembly may include at least one vertical member and at least one horizontal member to provide additional support to the user.
A freestanding wall system includes a support assembly having a post member, a cornice member including a first channel and a second channel, a first corner bracket coupling the cornice member to the post member. The first corner bracket is received in the first channel of the cornice member. A second corner bracket couples the cornice member to the post member, and the second corner bracket is received in the second channel of the cornice member.
A freestanding wall system includes a support assembly having a post member, a cornice member including a first channel and a second channel, a first corner bracket coupling the cornice member to the post member. The first corner bracket is received in the first channel of the cornice member. A second corner bracket couples the cornice member to the post member, and the second corner bracket is received in the second channel of the cornice member.
(1) Pellet burning stoves; parts and accessories for pellet burning stoves, namely, baffle assemblies consisting of ceramic plates sold as parts of stoves, air circulating fan units in the nature of ventilating exhaust fans, and ash dumps and cleanout doors in the nature of ash pans
(1) Pellet burning stoves; parts and accessories for pellet burning stoves, namely, baffle assemblies consisting of ceramic plates sold as parts of stoves, air circulating fan units in the nature of ventilating exhaust fans, and ash dumps and cleanout doors in the nature of ash pans
(1) Wood, pellet and gas fuel burning indoor heating namely stoves for heating, and wood burning stoves, wood pellet, and gas fuel burners; fireplaces and fireplace inserts.
06 - Common metals and ores; objects made of metal
09 - Scientific and electric apparatus and instruments
18 - Leather and imitations of leather
19 - Non-metallic building materials
20 - Furniture and decorative products
21 - HouseHold or kitchen utensils, containers and materials; glassware; porcelain; earthenware
Goods & Services
(1) Metal fireplace screens (not furniture).
(2) Thermometers not for medical use, namely household thermometers; safety gloves for protection against accidents, gloves for protection against accidents, irradiation and fire, protective work gloves; fire buckets.
(3) Canvas, leather, and faux leather wood carriers.
(4) Non-metal building materials, namely, non-combustible, heat-resistant, protective wall and floor panels and heat shields in the nature of non-metal composite panels.
(5) Fireplace screens.
(6) Coal buckets for household use; trivets.
office lounge furniture for use in office environments; office lounge seating furniture for use in office environments, none of the foregoing including furniture for children, pets, or for use in motor homes, for outdoor use, or for use in further manufacturing
A chair includes a back portion configured to engage a back of an occupant of the chair. The chair includes a frame and a conformable panel coupled to the frame. The conformable panel is configured to engage the back of the occupant of the chair, and the conformable panel includes a lumbar portion. A lumbar support mechanism is coupled to the frame. The lumbar support mechanism includes a base coupled to the frame and a lever pivotably coupled to the base. The lever comprises a shaft and a cam coupled to and being pivotable with the shaft relative to the base. A panel support translatably is coupled to the base and engaged with the cam. The lever is pivotable relative to the base to cause the cam to translate the panel support relative to the base and apply a force to the lumbar portion of the conformable panel.
Wood, pellet, and gas fuel burning indoor heating stoves, fireplaces and fireplace inserts in the nature of indoor heating stoves and wood, pellet, and gas fuel burners
06 - Common metals and ores; objects made of metal
09 - Scientific and electric apparatus and instruments
18 - Leather and imitations of leather
19 - Non-metallic building materials
20 - Furniture and decorative products
21 - HouseHold or kitchen utensils, containers and materials; glassware; porcelain; earthenware
Goods & Services
Metal fireplace screens not being furniture Thermometers not for medical use; fire resistant gloves, protective work gloves, and safety gloves for protection against accidents Canvas, leather, and faux leather wood carriers Non-metal building materials, namely, non-combustible, heat-resistant, protective wall and floor panels and heat shields in the nature of non-metal composite panels Fireplace screens Fire buckets; coal buckets for household use; trivets
Various aspects of the present disclosure are directed toward apparatuses, systems, and methods for use with a bifold door for a modular wall panel system. The bifold door may include sliding door hardware coupled to a top portion of the bifold door configured to translate the bifold door within the door frame; a first plurality of hinges spaced apart vertically; and a second plurality of hinges spaced apart vertically between a first leaf and a second leaf.
Various aspects of the present disclosure are directed toward apparatuses, systems, and methods for a modular wall system. The modular wall system may include a panel frame; a sliding door including a first vertical side, a second vertical side, an upper surface, and a lower surface; sliding door hardware coupled to the upper surface of the sliding door configured to translate the sliding door within the panel frame; and a sliding track seal arranged with the header including a substantially linear portion extending from the header and a curved portion configured to maintain contact with the sliding door in a closed configuration, an open configuration, and in transitioning between the open configuration and the closed configuration.
E04B 2/74 - Removable non-load-bearing partitionsPartitions with a free upper edge
E04B 2/82 - Removable non-load-bearing partitionsPartitions with a free upper edge characterised by the manner in which edges are connected to the buildingMeans thereforSpecial details of easily-removable partitions
Various aspects of the present disclosure are directed toward apparatuses, systems, and methods for a modular wall system. The modular wall system may include a panel frame; a sliding door including a first vertical side, a second vertical side, an upper surface, and a lower surface; sliding door hardware coupled to the upper surface of the sliding door configured to translate the sliding door within the panel frame; and a sliding track seal arranged with the header including a substantially linear portion extending from the header and a curved portion configured to maintain contact with the sliding door in a closed configuration, an open configuration, and in transitioning between the open configuration and the closed configuration.
Various aspects of the present disclosure are directed toward apparatuses, systems, and methods for use with a bifold door for a modular wall panel system. The bifold door may include sliding door hardware coupled to a top portion of the bifold door configured to translate the bifold door within the door frame; a first plurality of hinges spaced apart vertically; and a second plurality of hinges spaced apart vertically between a first leaf and a second leaf.
Various aspects of the present disclosure are directed toward apparatuses, systems, and methods for a modular wall system. The modular wall system may include a panel frame; a sliding door including a first vertical side, a second vertical side, an upper surface, and a lower surface; sliding door hardware coupled to the upper surface of the sliding door configured to translate the sliding door within the panel frame; and a sliding track seal arranged with the header including a substantially linear portion extending from the header and a curved portion configured to maintain contact with the sliding door in a closed configuration, an open configuration, and in transitioning between the open configuration and the closed configuration.
Various aspects of the present disclosure are directed toward apparatuses, systems, and methods for use with a bifold door for a modular wall panel system. The bifold door may include sliding door hardware coupled to a top portion of the bifold door configured to translate the bifold door within the door frame; a first plurality of hinges spaced apart vertically; and a second plurality of hinges spaced apart vertically between a first leaf and a second leaf.
A chair control includes a rocker assembly configured to be coupled to a chair back, the rocker assembly including a rocker flex element configured to be coupled to a chair seat, the rocker flex element being resiliently deformable and a ground assembly configured to be coupled to a chair base, the rocker assembly being coupled to the ground assembly (e.g., pivotally coupled), the ground assembly including a ground flex element configured to be coupled to the chair seat to which the rocker flex element is coupled, the ground flex element being resiliently deformable.
A compliant chair backrest assembly includes a back frame (58) having a first frame side (58a), a second frame side (58b), a lower portion (581) and an upper portion (58u) that extends from the lower portion (581). The upper portion (581) of the back frame is configured to engage with a back of a user and the lower portion (581) includes a first flexural member (70) and a nexus (74). The first flexural member (70) defines a first lower contact surface (90a) and has a flexural rigidity. The lower portion (581) also includes a reinforcement support (62) including a first brace (100) defining a first upper contact surface (110a) and having a flexural rigidity that is greater than the flexural rigidity of the first flexural member (70).
A compliant chair backrest assembly includes a back frame (58) having a first frame side (58a), a second frame side (58b), a lower portion (581) and an upper portion (58u) that extends from the lower portion (581). The upper portion (581) of the back frame is configured to engage with a back of a user and the lower portion (581) includes a first flexural member (70) and a nexus (74). The first flexural member (70) defines a first lower contact surface (90a) and has a flexural rigidity. The lower portion (581) also includes a reinforcement support (62) including a first brace (100) defining a first upper contact surface (110a) and having a flexural rigidity that is greater than the flexural rigidity of the first flexural member (70).
A wall panel for a workspace system includes a monolithic wall portion and a cover carried by the monolithic wall portion. The monolithic wall portion includes a first surface, an aperture including a wall opening formed on the first surface, and a second surface opposite the first surface. The cover includes a channel adjacent to the first surface, and the channel and the aperture together define an internal chamber. The cover further includes a cover opening coupled to the channel. The wall panel further includes an electrical assembly carried in the internal chamber. The electrical assembly includes a receptacle that is accessible via the cover opening.
Furniture; classroom furniture in the nature of book and paper organizers comprised of shelves and removable storage bins sold as a unit for the classroom; residential shelving units and component parts thereof, namely, shelves and brackets sold as a unit, for use in classrooms; wooden boxes with a locked storage area for personal items
Wall panels not of metal, to create visual barriers between office work stations; non-metal fencing panels to create visual barriers between office work stations Movable office partitions to create visual barriers between office work stations; freestanding office partitions to create visual barriers between office work stations
A bracket for securing a panel is provided, the bracket including a panel contact member including an interface portion. Also provided are a first clamp member having a first clamp surface contact portion and a first clamp adjustable portion operable to interface with the panel contact member interface portion and a second clamp member having a second clamp surface contact portion positioned such that it is facing toward the first clamp surface contact portion of the first clamp when the first clamp adjustable portion is interfacing with the panel contact member interface portion, such that the first and second clamp surface contact portions are facing inward towards each other. A securing member is operable to secure the first clamp member to the panel contact member, the securing member positioned substantially perpendicular to the first and second clamp surface contact portions.
F16M 11/00 - Stands or trestles as supports for apparatus or articles placed thereon
F16B 2/06 - Clamps, i.e. with gripping action effected by positive means other than the inherent resistance to deformation of the material of the fastening external, i.e. with contracting action
F16B 5/06 - Joining sheets or plates to one another or to strips or bars parallel to them by means of clamps or clips
Furniture; office furniture; furniture, namely, wall-mounted and free-standing panel units for partitioning for the purpose of creating visual barriers within a work space; work surfaces for creating work stations
A tool-less fastening system includes an interface assembly including an interface body having a first longitudinal end, a second longitudinal end, and a contact surface disposed between the first longitudinal surface and the second longitudinal surface, a fastening element coupled to the interface body, and a stop block extending from the interface body at the second longitudinal end, the stop block including an inclined surface. The tool-less fastening system also includes a receiver shaped to receive the interface body. The receiver has a receiver body defining a channel and at least one receiver block extending from the receiver body into the channel, wherein the at least one receiver block includes a receiving surface for receiving the contact surface of the interface body. In some embodiments, the tool-less fastening system can be implemented with shippable furniture, such as office chairs and tables.
F16B 12/10 - Jointing of furniture or the like, e.g. hidden from exterior using pegs, bolts, tenons, clamps, clips, or the like
A47C 7/42 - Supports for the head or the back for the back of detachable type
F16B 12/20 - Jointing of furniture or the like, e.g. hidden from exterior using pegs, bolts, tenons, clamps, clips, or the like for non-metal furniture parts, e.g. made of wood, of plastics using clamps, clips, wedges, sliding bolts, or the like
F16B 2/18 - Clamps, i.e. with gripping action effected by positive means other than the inherent resistance to deformation of the material of the fastening using cams, levers, eccentrics, or toggles
The present disclosure relates to a chair back assembly with an outer frame and an inner frame, wherein the outer frame is manufactured of different material than the inner frame to allow for a variety in support throughout the chair back assembly, resulting in localized support throughout the back of the chair. The availability of localized support results in an improvement in comfort and may also improve production in embodiments utilizing a foam covering. Specifically, the inner frame of the chair back assembly may include at least one vertical member and at least one horizontal member to provide additional support to the user.
A fireplace and method of manufacturing a fireplace. Embodiments of the fireplace comprise a combustion chamber, a front opening allowing viewing within the combustion chamber, and a back wall opposite the front opening. The back wall can be controllably switched between an opaque state and a transparent state. A combustion region between the front opening and the back wall is adapted to provide a flame. A controller coupled to the back wall enables a user to switch the back wall between the opaque and transparent states. In embodiments the back wall comprises a glass panel and switchable film on the glass panel. The controller is coupled to the switchable film.
F24C 3/06 - Stoves or ranges for gaseous fuels with heat produced wholly or partly by a radiant body, e.g. by a perforated plate without any visible flame
A chair includes a base and a back coupled to the base. The back includes a pair of back supports extending from the base and a back panel coupled to the pair of back supports. Each back support is configured to exhibit a first bending stiffness when bent to a first stop point, and exhibit a second bending stiffness when bent beyond the first stop point, the second bending stiffness being greater than the first bending stiffness.
Commercial consultancy in the field of furniture for an office project or for a commercial or governmental office or organization; commercial consultancy in the field of contract sales of furniture
09 - Scientific and electric apparatus and instruments
Goods & Services
Downloadable mobile application for the remote control of gas ignition stoves and fireplaces; remote starting and monitoring system comprised of handheld remote controls used to monitor and control gas burning stoves and fireplaces
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Systems, brackets, and methods for mounting storage structures to office work surfaces
A system for mounting to an underside of a work surface of an office furniture structure includes a storage structure and a bracket. The storage structure includes at least one storage chamber and at least one installation feature coupled to the at least one storage chamber. The bracket includes at least one securing feature configured to secure the bracket to the underside of the work surface of the office furniture structure. The bracket further includes at least one installation feature configured to couple the least one installation features of the storage structure. At least one of the storage structure and the bracket includes at least one restraining feature configured to engage the other of the storage structure and the bracket and inhibit the storage structure from being detached from the bracket.
A chair back that includes a back support, an upright frame, and at least one flex wing. The back support is substantially flexible and has a first side portion and a second side portion. The upright frame is substantially rigid and has a first frame side and a second frame side. The flex wing is located between the first frame side and the first side portion, where the flex wing includes a front portion coupled to the first side portion, a back portion coupled to the first frame side, and a web portion interconnecting the front portion and the back portion. The flex wing flexes during engagement by a user.
Chairs, seating systems, chair sub-assemblies and sub-systems, and associated methods of assembly and use. Aspects relate to chairs and methods of assembling chairs including chair controls of a relatively compact and effective design with desirable synchronous raising and tilting motions. Aspects also relate to tilt lock assemblies for achieving secure and effective tilt securement. Additional aspects relate to forward and rearward adjustment, or extension and retraction, of a seating assembly of the chair.
A light system for a fireplace, including a plurality of lights, and a chaos circuit coupled to the plurality of lights. The chaos circuit is configured to provide signals to the plurality of lights to provide naturalistic flame lighting and naturalistic ember lighting.
A light system for a fireplace, including a plurality of lights, and a chaos circuit coupled to the plurality of lights. The chaos circuit is configured to provide signals to the plurality of lights to provide naturalistic flame lighting and naturalistic ember lighting.
Various aspects of the present disclosure are directed toward apparatuses, systems and methods for connecting a first support and a second support. The apparatuses, systems and methods may include a first bracket arranged on the first support and a second bracket arranged on the second support to connect the first support and the second support.
06 - Common metals and ores; objects made of metal
19 - Non-metallic building materials
Goods & Services
(1) Free-standing metal partitions for buildings
(2) Wall mounted glass partitions for buildings for creating walls in buildings; free-standing glass partitions for creating walls in buildings; customizable glass wall systems to form panel units for partitioning in buildings; wood partitions for buildings
Various aspects of the present disclosure are directed toward apparatuses, systems, and methods that include a chair for assembly by a user. The chair for assembly by a user may include a bracket configured to releasably couple an arm rest assembly to a chair seat and facilitate adjusting a width for the arm rest assembly relative to the chair seat.
Some embodiments relate to a chair including a base, a hub, and a seat frame. The hub is supported by the base and includes first and second side mounts and first and second covers. The first side mount is positioned on a first side of the chair and includes a back portion and a bottom portion. The first cover is coupled to the first side mount to define a first channel with the first side mount. The seat frame includes a first lateral member having a lower portion and an upper portion that is pivotally coupled to the back portion of the first side mount and is configured to angulate relative to the lower portion. The lower portion of the first lateral member is slidably received in the first channel such that two sides and a bottom of the lower portion received within the first channel are substantially hidden.
Commercial work stations comprising desk divider panel frames and tiles, table and desktop work surfaces, file and storage spaces, and including accessories and components therefor, sold as a unit
Chairs, seating systems, chair sub-assemblies and sub-systems, and associated methods of assembly and use. Aspects relate to chairs and methods of assembling chairs including chair controls of a relatively compact and effective design with desirable synchronous raising and tilting motions. Aspects also relate to tilt lock assemblies for achieving secure and effective tilt securement. Additional aspects relate to forward and rearward adjustment, or extension and retraction, of a seating assembly of the chair.
