George P. McAllister Jr.
Engineering at Spencer Crk Rd, Franklin, TN

License number
Louisiana PE.0015392
Issued Date
Nov 12, 1975
Expiration Date
Mar 31, 2007
Category
Civil Engineer
Address
Address
168 Spencer Creek Rd, Franklin, TN 37207

Professional information

George Mcallister Photo 1

Base For Barrier-Free Shower Enclosure

US Patent:
6381773, May 7, 2002
Filed:
May 6, 1998
Appl. No.:
09/073535
Inventors:
George P. McAllister - Franklin TN
Assignee:
AquaBath, Inc - Nashville TN
International Classification:
A47K 340
US Classification:
4604, 4613
Abstract:
A base for a barrier-free shower enclosure having the combined configuration of a drain sump and drain. A series of channels is formed into the base of the shower enclosure which trap water within the shower enclosure and channel the water toward the drain sump. The channels are of increasing depth and slope toward the drain area and drain to facilitate the flow of water into the drain.


George Mcallister Photo 2

Vanity Station And Nurse's Station

US Patent:
6256936, Jul 10, 2001
Filed:
Mar 11, 1999
Appl. No.:
9/266571
Inventors:
Earl S. Swensson - Franklin TN
David S. Gilbert - Hermitage TN
George P. McAllister - Franklin TN
Joseph L. Miles - White Bluff TN
Assignee:
Wellness, LLC - Nashville TN
International Classification:
A47K 400
US Classification:
52 35
Abstract:
A pre-fabricated module includes a counter-top having a front access edge, side portions and a rear portion. A sink is disposed in the counter-top. A perimeter wall extends upward from the side and rear portions of the counter-top. A ceiling spans the perimeter wall above the counter-top. The module is preferably constructed as a one piece integrally molded structure.


George Mcallister Photo 3

Combined Barrier Free Tub And Shower

US Patent:
D362490, Sep 19, 1995
Filed:
Jul 22, 1994
Appl. No.:
D/026243
Inventors:
George P. McAllister - Franklin TN
William Stewart - Franklin TN
US Classification:
D23283


George Mcallister Photo 4

Modular Vanity Unit

US Patent:
D443044, May 29, 2001
Filed:
Mar 15, 1999
Appl. No.:
D/101949
Inventors:
Earl S. Swensson - Franklin TN
David S. Gilbert - Hermitage TN
George P. McAllister - Franklin TN
Joseph L. Miles - White Bluff TN
Assignee:
Wellness, LLC - Nashville TN
International Classification:
2302
US Classification:
D23271


George Mcallister Photo 5

Barrier-Free Shower System

US Patent:
6178571, Jan 30, 2001
Filed:
Nov 29, 1999
Appl. No.:
9/450895
Inventors:
George F McAllister - Franklin TN
Assignee:
Aqua Bath, Inc. - Nashville TN
International Classification:
A47K 340, A47K 338
US Classification:
4613
Abstract:
A barrier-free shower system having the combined configuration of a drain sump, drain and a continuously weighted shower curtain. A series of channels is formed into a threshold of a barrier free shower enclosure. The channels trap water within the shower enclosure and channel the water toward the drain sump. Water is directed to the channels from the base of the shower enclosure and from a shower curtain which hangs directly over the threshold. There is no lip or barrier in the base of the shower at the threshold to keep the curtain from billowing out as heat escapes the shower enclosure, so a continuous weight is provided near a lower edge of the curtain to keep it positioned over the channels in the threshold.


George Mcallister Photo 6

Narrow Vanity Unit

US Patent:
D430276, Aug 29, 2000
Filed:
Jul 14, 1999
Appl. No.:
D/107827
Inventors:
Earl S. Swensson - Franklin TN
David S. Gilbert - Hermitage TN
George P. McAllister - Franklin TN
Joseph L. Miles - White Bluff TN
Assignee:
Wellness, LLC - Nashville TN
International Classification:
2302
US Classification:
D23286


George Mcallister Photo 7

One-Piece Molded Plastic Shower And Room Divider

US Patent:
4862527, Sep 5, 1989
Filed:
Jun 20, 1988
Appl. No.:
7/209002
Inventors:
George P. McAllister - Franklin TN
Assignee:
JPI Plumbing Products, Inc. - Ann Arbor MI
International Classification:
A47K 400
US Classification:
4612
Abstract:
A one piece molded plastic shower stall and room divider including a one piece plastic body member shaped to form the shower stall having a U-shaped side wall, an opposite flat side wall, a rear wall and a front wall having an opening therein, and a bottom and top wall. Wall forming material is foamed or otherwise secured to the front, rear and U-shaped side wall. When the enclosure so formed is installed in an enclosed living area, the exterior of the body divides the living area into two separate rooms. The exterior of the enclosure is finished to match the decor of the living area thus properly blending as a room divider.


George Mcallister Photo 8

Ramp For Barrier-Free Showers

US Patent:
5463780, Nov 7, 1995
Filed:
Aug 1, 1994
Appl. No.:
8/283812
Inventors:
Donnie L. Harris - Fairview TN
George P. McAllister - Franklin TN
Assignee:
Aqua Bath Company, Inc. - Nashville TN
International Classification:
A47K 322
US Classification:
4604
Abstract:
A ramp for barrier free showers which is pivotable from a generally horizontal position for elevating wheel chairs into a shower or other location, to a generally vertical position which removes the ramp as a hazard and which uses the ramp to hold shower curtains within the shower. The ramp has a dam which extends generally perpendicularly front the top surface of the ramp and which covers a gap between the ramp and a threshold of the shower when the ramp is in the generally vertical position, to prevent water from running onto the floor.


George Mcallister Photo 9

Shower Door

US Patent:
4491990, Jan 8, 1985
Filed:
Apr 10, 1981
Appl. No.:
6/252868
Inventors:
Thomas D. Robinson - Nashville TN
Lewis A. Sharp - Nashville TN
George P. McAllister - Franklin TN
Assignee:
Aquaris Industries, Incorporated - Nashville TN
International Classification:
A47K 322
US Classification:
4607
Abstract:
A bubble-type shower door adapted to be pivotally mounted symmetrically about its vertical center axis to open and close a shower door opening of the same contour, the door being concave rearward and preferably having a rearward projecting diverging rim portion, and a stop flange projecting laterally from the rim on one side of the door.