MR. KURT WILLIAM KLEMM, PT
Physical Therapy in Clearwater Lk, WI

6435186, Aug 20, 2002

Aug 17, 2001

09/932041

Kurt Klemm - Rhinelander WI 54501

A61G 1500

128845, 248161

The present invention is directed to a device that supports an individuals spine while the individual is in a forward bent position. The device includes a padded rest on which an individual could lean while working in a forward bent position and brackets for adjusting the angle, height, and position of the device. Since the individual leans against the rest, the stresses experienced in the lower, middle and upper back are substantially decreased. Reducing such stress decreases the pain experienced by the individual as well as extends his or her productive life.

8256047, Sep 4, 2012

May 18, 2010

12/800619

Kurt W. Klemm - Rhinelander WI, US
Gregory J. Books - Omro WI, US
Greg Macheel - Rancho Palos Verdes CA, US

A47B 7/00

5621, 5630, 128845

A combination of a treatment device and an anterior support device is disclosed. The combination includes a treatment device having an edge and an attachment member movably secured thereto and an anterior support device having an elongated member which interacts with the attachment member. The anterior support device has first and second pivotable connectors, one being secured to the elongated member and the other to a padded rest. The anterior support device also includes first and second movable rods secured to the first and second pivotable connectors. A second end of the first movable rod is rotatably connected to a second end of the second movable rod and an actuating mechanism is connected to both of the second ends of the rods. The actuating mechanism enables the first and second rods to be locked in a set position to maintain the padded rest in a desired orientation relative to the treatment device.

2007028, Dec 20, 2007

Aug 24, 2007

11/895450

Kurt Klemm - Rhinelander WI, US
Gregory Books - Omro WI, US
Greg Macheel - Rancho Palos Verdes CA, US

Pilgrim Innovations, LLC - Omro WI

A61G 15/00

128845000

An anterior support device for use with a dental chair is disclosed which can provide support for a user's torso while he is in a forward leaning position. The anterior support device includes an adapter directly or indirectly secured to the dental chair and a first pivotable connector secured to the adapter. A first movable rod engages the first pivotable connector. The support device further includes a padded rest against which a user can lean his or her torso and a second pivotable connector secured to the padded rest. A second movable rod engages the second pivotable connector and is also rotatably connected to the first movable rod. An actuating mechanism is connected to the first and second movable rods and enables the two rods to be locked in a set position to maintain the padded rest in a desired orientation relative to the dental chair.

7874529, Jan 25, 2011

May 3, 2007

11/799995

Kurt W. Klemm - Rhinelander WI, US
Gregory J. Books - Omro WI, US
Greg Macheel - Rancho Palos Verdes CA, US

Pilgrim Innovations, LLC - Omro WI

A47G 29/00

248126, 248241, 2482201, 2482981

A recreational accessory and corresponding mounting assembly is disclosed which is adapted and configured for use in combination with a substrate, such as a pier, dock, deck, porch, staircase, etc. The mounting assembly is secured to the substrate and the recreational accessory is removably attached to the mounting assembly. In the complete assemblage, the mounting assembly is optionally cantilevered outwardly beyond the perimeter of the substrate. Accordingly, the recreational accessory does not occupy any surface area of the substrate.

7624737, Dec 1, 2009

Apr 28, 2004

10/833652

Kurt W. Klemm - Rhinelander WI, US

Pilgrim Innovations, LLC - Omro WI

A61F 5/56, A47B 7/00, B68G 5/00

128848, 128845, 128846, 5623, 5624, 5646, 248118

A support device and associated appurtenances, which support a user's torso while in a forward leaning position. The device includes a rest the user can lean his/her torso on while working in a forward leaning position, and support structure adapted which can adjust the angle, height, and/or lateral position of the rest. A support device includes support structure, and a rest supported by the support structure, from a base. The rest can support the torso of a user, from the base, as the user leans his/her torso against the rest. Transport structure can be used to move the support structure back and forth along the base. One or more pivotations can be used from base to rest. The invention is useful anywhere a user leans forward for an extended time, such as dentists, working over a desk, over a drafting table, or over a manufacturing line or assembly line.

7422016, Sep 9, 2008

Apr 30, 2003

10/427108

Kurt Klemm - Rhinelander WI, US

Pilgrim Innovations, LLC - Omro WI

A61G 15/00

128845, 248161

The present invention is directed to a device which supports a user's spine while the user is in a forward bent position. The device includes a padded rest on which the user can lean while working in a forward bent position, and support structure enabling at least three of lateral adjustment of the rest along the projected perimeter of the work area, adjustment of the rest across the projected perimeter, height adjustment of the rest, and angular orientation of the rest. Since the user leans against the rest, the stresses otherwise normally experienced in the lower, middle and upper back are substantially attenuated. Attenuating such stress attenuates the pain experienced by the user as well as potentially extending his or her productive life.

7610917, Nov 3, 2009

Jun 26, 2002

10/180621

Kurt Klemm - Rhinelander WI, US

Pilgrim Innovations, LLC - Omro WI

A61G 15/00

128845, 248118

The present invention is directed to a device that supports an individual's spine while the individual is in a forward bent position. The device includes a padded rest on which an individual could lean while working in a forward bent position and brackets for adjusting the angle, height, and position of the device. Since the individual leans against the rest, the stresses experienced in the lower, middle and upper back are substantially decreased. Reducing such stress decreases the pain experienced by the individual as well as extends his or her productive life.