PAUL TEEL
General Contractor in Granbury, TX
License number
New Mexico 25238747
Category
Contractor
Address
Address
4905 Gln Ross Hwy, Granbury, TX 76048
Phone
(817) 559-1234
Organization information
See more information about PAUL TEEL at bizstanding.comTeel Roofing, Inc
4905 Gln Rose Hwy, Granbury, TX 76048
Status:
Inactive
Doing business as:
Teel Roofing Inc Paul Teel
Registration:
Dec 8, 2005
State ID:
E0861982005-6
Business type:
Domestic Corporation
Entity State:
NV
Presidents:
Teel Roofing Inc Paul Teel President, inactive,Elizabeth Vibbard Secretary, Treasurer, inactive,Paul Teel Director, inactive,...
Professional information
Paul Teel - Granbury, TX
Work:
Teel Roofing and Construction - Clovis, NM
Owner
Owner
Education:
Eastern New Mexico University - Portales, NM
BA in Geography, Literature
BA in Geography, Literature
Drywall Tape And Mud Dispenser
US Patent:
2009026, Oct 22, 2009
Filed:
Jun 30, 2009
Appl. No.:
12/494348
Inventors:
Paul Teel - Granbury TX, US
International Classification:
E04F 13/076, E04B 2/10
US Classification:
156 71, 156578, 156525
Abstract:
A container is provided having a periphery and a base, which enclose a cavity. The periphery and the base are connected together, the periphery upwardly extending from the base. The periphery has a first slot and a substantially opposing second slot. Each of the first and second slots is sized to permit a first end of a tape located on a roll to be slid through it. A tape holder may be connected to the container so that the tape holder lies outside of the cavity of the container. The roll of tape can be placed on the tape holder so when the tape is pulled through the “mud box”, the tape is thereby unwound. As the tape is manually pulled through the “mud box”, joint compound is thinly applied to one side of the tape. As this is done, the joint compound begins to “adhere” to the tape, conditioning the tape for excellent wall adhesion.
A Combination Drill Chuck And Socket Wrench
US Patent:
2006019, Sep 7, 2006
Filed:
Dec 16, 2005
Appl. No.:
11/306130
Inventors:
Paul Teel - Granbury TX, US
International Classification:
B25B 13/44
US Classification:
081016000
Abstract:
Abstract of the Disclosure A socket portion, a chuck device, a handle device, and a central member fixed to the socket portion, chuck device, and the handle device are provided. The handle device can be used to turn the central member in a first direction about an axis while the central member remains stationary. When the handle device turns the central member in the first direction about the axis, the socket portion turns such that the socket portion can be used to exert torque on a fastener. In addition, when the handle device turns the central member in the first direction about the axis, the chuck device turns such that the chuck device can be used to exert torque on a drill bit holding device.
Drywall Tape And Mud Dispenser
US Patent:
2006017, Aug 17, 2006
Filed:
Jan 25, 2006
Appl. No.:
11/307134
Inventors:
Paul Teel - Granbury TX, US
International Classification:
E04B 2/00
US Classification:
052417000
Abstract:
A container is provided having a periphery and a base, which enclose a cavity. The periphery and the base are connected together, the periphery upwardly extending from the base. The periphery has a first slot and a substantially opposing second slot. Each of the first and second slots is sized to permit a first end of a tape located on a roll to be slid through it. A tape holder may be connected to the container so that the tape holder lies outside of the cavity of the container. The roll of tape can be placed on the tape holder so when the tape is pulled through the “mud box”, the tape is thereby unwound. As the tape is manually pulled through the “mud box”, joint compound is thinly applied to one side of the tape. As this is done, the joint compound begins to “adhere” to the tape, conditioning the tape for excellent wall adhesion.
Drywall Tape And Mud Dispenser
US Patent:
7926442, Apr 19, 2011
Filed:
May 11, 2009
Appl. No.:
12/463738
Inventors:
Paul Teel - Granbury TX, US
International Classification:
B29C 65/52, B32B 37/12, B32B 38/04, B44C 7/04, B05C 3/02, B05C 3/12
US Classification:
118405, 118423, 156 71, 156166, 156256, 1563073, 1563077, 522871, 52416, 52417, 527491
Abstract:
A container is provided having a periphery and a base, which enclose a cavity. The periphery and the base are connected together, the periphery upwardly extending from the base. The periphery has a first slot and a substantially opposing second slot. Each of the first and second slots is sized to permit a first end of a tape located on a roll to be slid through it. A tape holder may be connected to the container so that the tape holder lies outside of the cavity of the container. The roll of tape can be placed on the tape holder so when the tape is pulled through the “mud box”, the tape is thereby unwound. As the tape is manually pulled through the “mud box”, joint compound is thinly applied to one side of the tape. As this is done, the joint compound begins to “adhere” to the tape, conditioning the tape for excellent wall adhesion.