DR. JAMES E. LEE, DDS
Dentist in Flushing, NY

4526158, Jul 2, 1985

Jun 25, 1984

6/624144

James F. Lee - Bayside NY

F24C 116

126 9R

The present invention relates to a portable barbecue comprising: a frame with an open center having front, rear and side walls and an inwardly extending annular bottom flange; first and second leg members hingedly engaging said frame to assume a first, folded position juxtaposed to the bottom of said frame and a second, supporting position extending away from the bottom of said frame; first and second grill rack members hingedly engaging said frame to assume a first, closed position juxtaposed to the top of said frame and a second, upright position extending upwardly from the top of said frame; a disposable heat reflecting drip pan having an outwardly extending annular lip adapted to engage said annular bottom flange on said frame such that said drip pan assumes a working position occupying the open center of said frame when said leg members are in said second, supporting position; a removable fire basket engaging said frame and overlying said disposable drip pan in said working position; and a removable cooking grill adapted to slidably mount across said first and second grill rack members.

6318024, Nov 20, 2001

Dec 10, 1999

9/458879

Joseph J. Krsnak - Bayside NY
James F. Lee - Bayside NY

Fallon Safety Systems, Inc. - Flushing NY

E05F 1100

49199

A system for servicing an overhead door having a spring counter balance mechanism, an operator and a directional control system. The servicing system includes a counter, information cards, and contact cards. The counter includes a counting device and a numeric display. The counting device records the number of full cycles of the springs used in the counter balance mechanism measured from the fully closed position of the door. The numeric display shows this number of full cycles. An inspector of the door compares this number to the cycle failure specification for the springs used in the counter balance mechanism listed on the information cards. If replacement or attention is required, the inspector uses the contact cards to inform the appropriate parties that the door is not functioning properly or that the springs require attention.

6968839, Nov 29, 2005

Mar 7, 2003

10/383355

James F. Lee - Bayside NY, US

F24B001/193

126543

A multi-tray fireplace tray system has a first tray and second tray. The first tray includes a hook. In use, the first tray and the second tray positioned proximate each other. The hook extends from the first tray into the second tray. Each tray includes a bottom surface and side walls extending from the bottom surface to form a walled surface for the for the collection of ash The hook starts from an upper edge of a side wall of the first tray and extends in a substantially C-shape over an upper edge of a side wall in the second tray. The hook terminates at a free end below the upper edge of the second tray side wall. When the first tray is moved, the hook moves the second tray in concert.

4955315, Sep 11, 1990

May 4, 1989

7/347520

James F. Lee - Bayside NY

B60T 1300

116 28R

A large vehicle entry door safety system which uses at least one fixed mark at a measured height and a position indicator attached to the door. By safely and clearly indicating the height of the large vehicle entry door by visual alignment of the position indicator with the fixed mark or marks, vehicle operators or door operators or both can be helped to avoid collisions with the door.

2004017, Sep 9, 2004

Mar 7, 2003

10/383425

James Lee - Bayside NY, US

F24B001/193

126/540000, 126/15200B

A fireplace grate has a first platform and a second platform. Each of the first and second platforms are formed by a plurality of grate members and a plurality of cross members. The platforms are raised off the ground and connected via side members, being separated by a predetermined distance. The grate members and cross members include a substantially flat first surface to fully support firelogs placed on each either and/or both of the platforms. The fireplace grate segregates logs placed on each platform by prevents direct contact therebetween. Thus, the fireplace grate provides for enhanced safety and efficiency when creating fire with wood logs on the first platform and firelogs on the second platform while at the same time provide a grate for efficiently burning of firelogs only.

4621608, Nov 11, 1986

Apr 8, 1985

6/721081

James F. Lee - Bayside NY

F24C 116

126 9R

The present invention relates to a portable barbecue having an open-center frame provided with hingedly folding leg members and grill rack members. The leg members unfold to support the barbecue in an upright position and the grill rack members unfold to supportingly receive a cooking grill. Locking means is provided to secure the leg and grill rack members in their supporting positions. The open-center frame also supportingly engages a disposable heat reflecting drip pan and a removeable fire basket.