PAUL W MEISEL
Engineering in Dublin, OH

2007005, Mar 15, 2007

Aug 30, 2006

11/512738

Paul Meisel - Dublin OH, US
Larry Holben - Powell OH, US

E04B 1/82

052145000

A method of constructing a soundwall comprises forming a back panel comprising a longitudinal wall connecting two opposing end walls, such that the end walls are relatively perpendicular to the longitudinal wall, wherein each opposing end wall has a first end and a second end, wherein the end wall first end joins the longitudinal wall, and the end wall second end has a perpendicular attachment mechanism, for attachment relatively perpendicular to the end wall. The back panel is then filled with a sound absorbing core, which is then enclosed by attachment of a of a perforated front panel to the back panel end wall perpendicular attachment mechanism. The front panel has opposing panel ends, wherein the end wall perpendicular attachment mechanism comprises a u-shaped protrusion at the end wall second end, wherein the u-shape is generally perpendicular to the end wall, and further, wherein the perforated front panel ends each have a mating u-shape.

7028969, Apr 18, 2006

Aug 14, 2002

10/218536

Paul W. Meisel - Dublin OH, US
Richard S. Sherren - Pataskala OH, US

Kinetics Noise Control, Inc. - Dublin OH

F16M 13/00

248638, 267196, 248562

A seismically restrained vibration isolating mounting device seismically restrains and vibrationally isolates equipment which is supported by an equipment support means, from the equipment mounting surface. This seismically restrained vibration isolating mounting device is comprised of a three-axis snubber mounted to the equipment mounting surface and which restrains the equipment support means; and a vibration isolator, wherein the equipment support means is supported by the vibration isolator and wherein the vibration isolator is supported by the equipment mounting surface, wherein the vibration isolator acts in the direction of gravity, and wherein the three axis-snubber is closer to the equipment supporting surface than the vibration isolator, and the vibration isolator is external to the three-axis snubber.

8347585, Jan 8, 2013

Aug 19, 2010

12/859758

Paul Meisel - Dublin OH, US
Richard Sherren - Pataskala OH, US
Gregory Hively - Grove City OH, US
Angela Waters - Grove City OH, US

Kinetics Noise Control, Inc. - Dublin OH

E04B 1/00, E04B 1/98, E04H 9/02

5274505, 521671, 521672, 521673, 521674

A method of installing distribution systems such as needed piping, ductwork, electrical wiring, and other systems in a new construction having a structural ceiling and floor, comprises the steps of: providing a frame module of main and cross frame members; assembling the modules on site directly below the final placement position; installing ductwork, piping, electrical wiring, and other distribution systems in the modules; fabricating and attaching upper wall portions to the modules; lifting modules with attached upper wall portions towards the structural ceiling; attaching support columns to the structural ceiling and floor; and mounting the modules onto the support columns, such that the support columns support the modules.

8549809, Oct 8, 2013

Apr 7, 2009

12/419293

Matthew V. Golden - Columbus OH, US
Gregory A. Hively - Grove City OH, US
Paul W. Meisel - Dublin OH, US
Richard S. Sherren - Pataskala OH, US
Matthew S. Swysgood - Sunbury OH, US

Kinetics Noise Control, Inc. - Dublin OH

E04B 9/00

5250606, 521671, 5250605, 52702

A vibration isolating mounting clip which is used to mount a furring channel to a mounting surface, which is then further loaded with a finishing substrate via the furring channel consists of a resilient bent metal strip. The resilient bent metal strip has a first end and an opposing second end, and a transition portion shaped to fit the furring channel. Through different aspects of the invention either the first end, or the first and second end is mounted to the mounting surface. The resilient bent metal strip has a stiffness and shape such that when the furring channel is positioned in the resilient bent metal strip, and the resilient bent metal strip is mounted to the mounting surface, and a finishing substrate is loaded on the furring channel, the furring channel does not contact the mounting surface. Between the ends of the resilient bent metal strip, and the furring channel, are one to several bends, towards and away from the mounting surface to achieve the desired resiliency.

7093814, Aug 22, 2006

Jun 5, 2003

10/455481

Paul Meisel - Dublin OH, US
Matthew Swysgood - Galena OH, US

Kinetics Noise Control, Inc. - Dublin OH

F16M 13/00

248562, 52480

The present invention comprises a vibration isolating mount used to mount a furring channel to a mounting surface wherein the furring channel comprises a channel portion and two opposing furring channel flanges. The vibration isolating mount comprises a vibration isolator of a size and shape to fit snugly around the furring channel flanges, wherein the vibration isolator has opposing flanges extending away from the furring channel flanges; and mounting brackets, wherein the mounting brackets wrap around the vibration isolator flanges, and wherein the mounting brackets are isolated from the furring channel by the vibration isolator.

2003019, Oct 23, 2003

Apr 17, 2002

10/124054

Paul Meisel - Dublin OH, US
Bryan Boggs - West Jefferson OH, US

F16F005/00

267/140110

According to an aspect of the invention there is a garage door opener vibration isolation kit, which isolates the garage door motor from the ceiling, and isolates the drive track from the header, and which comprises a motor isolation kit, and a header isolation kit.