Gary Allen Marino
Engineers at Willow Ln, Denver, CO
License number
Colorado 60096
Issued Date
Jun 5, 1991
Renew Date
Jun 5, 1991
Type
Engineer Intern
Address
Address
2295 Willow Ln, Denver, CO 80215
Professional information
Sr Project Engineer At Hunter Douglas
Position:
Sr Project Engineer at Hunter Douglas
Location:
Greater Denver Area
Industry:
Mechanical or Industrial Engineering
Work:
Hunter Douglas
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Sr Project Engineer
Accellent (UTI Corporation)
1999 - 2005
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Sr Engineer
Education:
University of Colorado Denver 1983 - 1991
Dual Fabric Covering For Architectural Openings
US Patent:
2009026, Oct 29, 2009
Filed:
Apr 24, 2009
Appl. No.:
12/429432
Inventors:
Kevin M. Dann - Denver CO, US
Michael J. Siebenaller - Broomfield CO, US
Gary A. Marino - Lakewood CO, US
Michael J. Siebenaller - Broomfield CO, US
Gary A. Marino - Lakewood CO, US
Assignee:
Hunter Douglas Inc. - Upper Saddle River NJ
International Classification:
E06B 9/06, E06B 9/24
US Classification:
160 8405, 160123
Abstract:
A covering for an architectural opening with improved insulating properties in one embodiment includes face-to-face cellular insulative components defining a fabric with dual layers of cells with the fabric being retractably mounted in a headrail so as to either be rolled about a roller or gathered adjacent to the bottom of the headrail. A first component of the fabric includes a pair of spaced parallel sheets of material interconnected with horizontally-extending flexible vanes so as to define a plurality of horizontally-extending, vertically adjacent cells of generally rectangular cross-sectional configuration. A second component of the fabric is mounted on one sheet of the first component of the fabric so as to form a plurality of vertically adjacent drooping segments of fabric forming a roman-shade appearance. Single or multiple layers of the components can be used with or without the other type of component.
Dual Fabric Covering For Architectural Openings
US Patent:
2013000, Jan 3, 2013
Filed:
Sep 11, 2012
Appl. No.:
13/609665
Inventors:
Kevin M. Dann - Englewood CO, US
Michael J. Siebenaller - Broomfield CO, US
Gary A. Marino - Denver CO, US
Joseph E. Kovach - Brighton CO, US
Michael J. Siebenaller - Broomfield CO, US
Gary A. Marino - Denver CO, US
Joseph E. Kovach - Brighton CO, US
Assignee:
Hunter Douglas Inc. - Pearl River NY
International Classification:
E06B 9/06
US Classification:
160 8405
Abstract:
A covering for an architectural opening with improved insulating properties in one embodiment includes face-to-face cellular insulative components defining a fabric with dual layers of cells with the fabric being retractably mounted in a headrail so as to either be rolled about a roller or gathered adjacent to the bottom of the headrail. A first component of the fabric includes a pair of spaced parallel sheets of material interconnected with horizontally-extending flexible vanes so as to define a plurality of horizontally-extending, vertically adjacent cells of generally rectangular cross-sectional configuration. A second component of the fabric is mounted on one sheet of the first component of the fabric so as to form a plurality of vertically adjacent drooping segments of fabric forming a roman-shade appearance. Single or multiple layers of the components can be used with or without the other type of component.
Method For Making A Window Covering Having Operable Vanes
US Patent:
8393080, Mar 12, 2013
Filed:
Jan 18, 2008
Appl. No.:
12/016380
Inventors:
Wendell B. Colson - Weston MA, US
Kevin M. Dann - Denver CO, US
Daniel M. Fogarty - Framington MA, US
Marjorie G. Harper - Littleton CO, US
David P. Hartman - Framingham MA, US
Joseph E. Kovach - Brighton CO, US
Gary A. Marino - Lakewood CO, US
Kelly Q. Rahn - Thornton CO, US
Stephen T. Wisecup - Erie CO, US
Kevin M. Dann - Denver CO, US
Daniel M. Fogarty - Framington MA, US
Marjorie G. Harper - Littleton CO, US
David P. Hartman - Framingham MA, US
Joseph E. Kovach - Brighton CO, US
Gary A. Marino - Lakewood CO, US
Kelly Q. Rahn - Thornton CO, US
Stephen T. Wisecup - Erie CO, US
Assignee:
Hunter Douglas Inc. - Pearl River NY
International Classification:
B21D 47/00
US Classification:
29897312, 2989732, 2952501, 29DIG 1
Abstract:
An apparatus and associated method for manufacturing a window covering for an architectural opening. The apparatus includes a support structure handling assembly, an operating element handling assembly, and a vane handling assembly. The handling assemblies process the respective materials to an assembly station to attach one portion of a vane to the operating elements, and another portion of the vane to the support structure, allowing movement of one portion of the vane relative to other portion of the vane.
Apparatus And Method For Making A Window Covering Having Operable Vanes
US Patent:
2013013, Jun 6, 2013
Filed:
Nov 13, 2012
Appl. No.:
13/675199
Inventors:
Hunter Douglas Inc. - Pearl River NY, US
Wendell B. Colson - Weston MA, US
Kevin M. Dann - Englewood CO, US
Daniel M. Fogarty - Framingham MA, US
Marjorie G. Harper - Littleton CO, US
David P. Hartman - Framingham MA, US
Joseph E. Kovach - Brighton CO, US
Gary A. Marino - Lakewood CO, US
Kelly Q. Rahn - Thomton CO, US
Stephen T. Wisecup - Niwot CO, US
Wendell B. Colson - Weston MA, US
Kevin M. Dann - Englewood CO, US
Daniel M. Fogarty - Framingham MA, US
Marjorie G. Harper - Littleton CO, US
David P. Hartman - Framingham MA, US
Joseph E. Kovach - Brighton CO, US
Gary A. Marino - Lakewood CO, US
Kelly Q. Rahn - Thomton CO, US
Stephen T. Wisecup - Niwot CO, US
Assignee:
Hunter Douglas Inc. - Pearl River NY
International Classification:
E06B 9/42
US Classification:
160133
Abstract:
An apparatus and associated method for manufacturing a window covering for an architectural opening. The apparatus includes a support structure handling assembly, an operating element handling assembly, and a vane handling assembly. The handling assemblies process the respective materials to an assembly station to attach one portion of a vane to the operating elements, and another portion of the vane to the support structure, allowing movement of one portion of the vane relative to other portion of the vane.