DAVID BRUCE LYTLE
Pilots in Cabot, PA

6578208, Jun 17, 2003

Apr 24, 2002

10/127996

David Bruce Lytle - Cabot PA 16023

E04H 414

4507, 4496

A skimmer pool closure assembly for closing off a swimming pool from a pool skimmer that is mounted to the pool adjacent a side wall opening includes a face plate attachable to either the pool skimmer or the side wall and having a configuration generally coextensive with the side wall opening. The face plate has a centrally located opening for registration with the side wall opening and pool skimmer. The skimmer pool closure assembly includes a hatch cover removably and threadedly securable to the face plate and is sized to snugly fit within or about the face plate opening for preventing water from entering the skimmer. The hatch cover includes a tool receiving slot for enabling a person to install and remove the hatch cover from the face plate. Alternatively, a safety insert may be threadedly secured to the face plate for selectively allowing items and water into the skimmer.

6578304, Jun 17, 2003

Apr 9, 2001

09/828669

David Bruce Lytle - Cabot PA 16023

A47G 106

40711, 4012404, 4012406

A magnetic frame for displaying an object, such as a photograph or other item, on a magnetically attractive surface, such as a refrigerator, cabinet, or the like, includes an envelope for enclosing the object therein. The magnetic frame further includes a flat magnetic sheet having at least one magnetized surface for magnetic attraction through the envelope to the magnetically attractive surface. The magnetic sheet is positioned within the envelope adjacent to the object for attaching the magnetic frame to the magnetically attractive surface for displaying the object through a transparent portion of the envelope.

6052933, Apr 25, 2000

May 27, 1997

8/863456

David B. Lytle - Cabot PA

A47G 106

40711

A picture framing system is disclosed for mounting, displaying and protecting a photograph or work of art on a vertical surface of ferrous metal, non-ferrous metal, or a non-metallic surface without using nails. The picture framing system includes a sleeve or pocket-type photograph holder which can be used with various styles of mats and picture frames for mounting, displaying, and protecting the photograph against the flat vertical surface, such as a refrigerator door or dining room wall. The picture framing system includes a flexible sheet having an adhesive front surface for attachment to the photograph holder and a magnetized rear surface for permitting the attachment of either type of photograph holder to a ferrous metal surface. The picture framing system also includes a flat, flexible ferro-magnetic sheet having a front magnetically-attractive surface and a rear adhesive surface for allowing either type of photograph holder and the picture frame to be mounted on a non-ferrous metal surface or any non-metallic surface. In addition, the picture framing system includes a centering tool for centering the photograph or art work on the mat and within the sleeve or pocket-type photograph holder and also within the picture frame.

2003023, Dec 18, 2003

Jun 17, 2002

10/172933

David Lytle - Cabot PA, US

David B. Lytle Products, Inc.

B05D005/12, B05D001/36

427/128000, 427/402000

A magnetically attractive coating composition containing paint and iron particles at a concentration of 70 to 85 wt. %. The paint may be a primer paint. The iron particles are mixed into the paint without stabilizing additives and applied to a surface. The magnetically attractive coating may be covered by a decorative paint or wallpaper.

2006028, Dec 21, 2006

Jun 20, 2005

11/156387

David Lytle - Cabot PA, US

David B. Lytle Products, Inc. - Cabot PA

B05B 5/025, F23D 11/32, B05B 5/00

239690000, 239003000, 239690100

A method of applying a magnetic coating to a surface including steps of releasably attaching a framing member to a surface, the framing member defining at least one opening; applying a magnetic coating to the surface within said opening; allowing the magnetic coating to dry; and removing the framing member from the surface, such that the magnetic coating remains fixed to the surface. The framing member is removed from the surface, and additional magnetic coating is applied to the surface to fill in gaps left from removing the framing member.