JAMES WALKER, RN
Nursing at Harding Rd, Nashville, TN

3965914, Jun 29, 1976

Feb 6, 1975

5/547489

James H. Walker - Nashville TN

B08B 302

134104

The invention disclosed herein is a structure for use as a pre-wash station for commercial dishwashing systems which is adapted for use with existing dishwashing systems. The structure includes a basin with a slanted bottom to allow the drain of waste material from the basin and includes a rack for supporting dishes which have been stacked in a carrier and which are to be processed at the pre-wash station. The rack has large openings to allow the waste material to fall into the basin as the dishes pass through the pre-wash station. One end of the basin is designed with a lip which will attach into the opening of the commercial dishwasher with which the pre-wash station is used and which has an edge positioned in such relationship to the rack so that when the carrier holding the dishes is moved from the pre-wash station into the dishwasher, the edge will scrap any waste materials off the bottom of the carrier.

4674139, Jun 23, 1987

Sep 15, 1986

6/907600

James H. Walker - Nashville TN

A47K 105

4643

A unitary sink structure for mounting to a vertical wall. The sink structure comprises a horizontal base element having a front edge and a back edge. This base element has a concave surface in at least a part to form the sink, and a drain opening is provided at the lowest point in the concave surface. Also included is a vertical attaching member or rear wall which has a front surface and a back surface, a left edge and a right edge, and a lower edge and an upper edge. The lower edge of the rear wall is permanently joined to the back edge of the base element such that the front surface of the rear wall joins the top surface of the base element. Left side member and right side member have a triangular shape with vertical edges, horizontal edges, and hypotenuse edges. These two side members have their vertical edges permanently joined to the left and right edges of the rear wall, and their horizontal edges permanently joined to the edges of the base element such that a unitary structure is provided. The hyptenuse edges of the side members are each provided with an outwardly-directed lip for strength.

4613049, Sep 23, 1986

May 13, 1983

6/494265

James H. Walker - Nashville TN

A47F 508, A47G 2902

211 88

A molded unitary support device for mounting to a vertical wall (52) is disclosed. The molded unitary supporting device comprises a horizontal support shelf (10), having a front edge (20) and a back edge (22). Also included is a vertical attaching member (26) which has a front surface (28) and a back surface (30), a left edge (36) and a right edge (38), a lower edge (24) and an upper edge (34). The lower edge (24) of attaching member (26) is permanently molded to back edge (22) of support shelf (10) such that the front surface (28) of the attaching member (26) joins the top surface (12) of the support shelf. Left side member (40) and right side member (42) have a triangular shape with vertical edges (48A) and (48B), horizontal edges (50A) and (50B), and hypotenuse edges (52A) and (52B). These two side members have their vertical edges (48A) and (48B) permanently molded to the left (36) and right (38) edges of attaching member (26) and their horizontal edges (50A) and (50B) permanently molded to the first (16) and second (18) edges of the support shelf (10) such that a molded unitary supporting shelf is provided. The device may then readily be attached to a support wall (54) with attaching means such as screws (60) and (62) which pass through the apertures (56) and (58) into support wall (54).