Richard Todd Roberts
Medical Practice in Salt Lake City, UT

4052831, Oct 11, 1977

Jun 1, 1976

5/691609

Frank William Roberts - Midvale UT
Richard Allen Roberts - Salt Lake City UT
Waldo Calvin Roberts - Salt Lake City UT
Robert Howard Blanpied - Centerville UT

E04F 1300

523098

Composite panels, each having a rigid board facing, made from gypsum, concrete, wood, or fibrous material, backed by a layer of foamed plastic insulating material whose reverse face is protected by a highly reflective, flame-retardant, moisture-vapor-proof material applied thereto, are held together edge-face to edge-face in building construction by special retaining clips which secure the panels to supporting structure, such as exterior, load-bearing walls, roof, or ceiling, and also serve to guide installation of the panels so that flush registry is assured without time consuming care in installing an additional panel relative to one already in place. The clip has flanges extending perpendicularly from lateral edges of a web strip whose width depends upon the use intended and the panel thickness. A flange along one edge of the web strip is adapted to be secured directly to the supporting structure. Flanges extending mutually oppositely along the other edge of the web strip are adapted to respectively penetrate the interfaces between insulating material and rigid board facings of mutually adjoining panels received by the clip.

8563122, Oct 22, 2013

Jan 31, 2011

13/018196

Richard Roberts - Salt Lake City UT, US
Frank Roberts - Salt Lake City UT, US
Matt Wilson - Provo UT, US
Kris Roberts - Orem UT, US

Design Imaging, LLC - Orem UT

B32B 7/02

428220, 428109, 428158, 4281951, 428203, 428207, 4283044, 4283199, 428332, 428343, 428347, 4289088

A thermoplastic architectural composite laminate material can include a light transmissive skin, a thermoplastic backing, an adhesive layer and an ink image. The adhesive layer can be between the light transmissive skin and the thermoplastic backing. The ink image can be printed between the light transmissive skin and the thermoplastic backing such that the ink image is visible through the outer surface. The composite laminate materials can be designed with improved temperature fluctuation tolerance, long-term moisture resistance, and tensile and peel strength. Further, the ink image in conjunction with certain adhesives can be highly durable. Such ink images can have a convincing appearance of natural materials such as marble, granite, wood, and the like, including wet-out and depth appearance which can be tailored in appearance and colors.

4037006, Jul 19, 1977

Oct 12, 1976

5/731369

Frank William Roberts - Midvale UT
Richard Allen Roberts - Salt Lake City UT
Waldo Calvin Roberts - Salt Lake City UT
Robert Howard Blanpied - Centerville UT

B32B 326

428 71

A composite panel-board is made up of a rigid, gypsum board, base panel having a rigid, organic plastic, foam layer formed in-situ on, self-adherent to, and essentially covering one of the broad, flat surfaces of the gypsum board base panel. A water-vapor-resistant, flame-retardant layer is adherent to and covers the otherwise exposed, broad surface of the rigid foam layer. The composite panel-board is fabricated by attaching upwardly extending edge sheets on or adjacent to the mutually opposite, side edges of the gypsum board panel so that the mutually opposite edge sheets, together with the gypsum board panel, form a trough. The upper surface of the gypsum board panel is heated to a temperature of at least about 95. degree. F in the presence of a water unsaturated atmosphere, and then a uniform layer of a foamable, liquid, organic plastic material is applied to the upper surface of the gypsum board panel. A sheet of water-vapor-resistant, flame-retardant material is applied to the exposed surface of the layer of liquid, organic plastic material immediately following the formation of such layer on the gypsum board panel, and the foamable, liquid organic plastic material then reacts and expands to form a layer of rigid foam which is self adherent to the gypsum board panel, the sheet of water-vapor-resistant, flame-retardant material, and the edge sheets.

4471590, Sep 18, 1984

Oct 27, 1983

6/545822

Frank W. Roberts - Midvale UT
Richard A. Roberts - Holladay UT
W. Calvin Roberts - Holladay UT
Jack A. Nipko - Draper UT
Clark S. Roberts - Holladay UT
Hal R. Hudson - Orem UT

Western Sun, Inc. - Salt Lake City UT

E04B 230

52241

An interior wall system formed from two opposing walls. Each opposing wall is assembled from a plurality of composite wall panels, each wall panel having an exterior surface material and an interior layer of insulating material bonded to one side of the exterior surface material. Each opposing wall is anchored to top and bottom U-shaped support members and adjoining wall panels of each wall are connected by a plurality of retaining clips. The retaining clips may be adjusted in length to accommodate various widths between the opposing walls. Additionally, splines are inserted between the first and second walls along the seams between adjoining wall panels. The wall system also includes a door frame comprising first and second jamb members and a lintel member, each having a spacing member attached to approximately the center thereof. The spacing members are inserted between the opposing walls and are used to anchor the door frame in place.

4418507, Dec 6, 1983

Jun 30, 1981

6/278951

Frank W. Roberts - Midvale UT
Richard A. Roberts - Holladay UT
W. Calvin Roberts - Holladay UT
Jack A. Nipko - Draper UT
Clark S. Roberts - Holladay UT
Hal R. Hudson - Orem UT

E04B 230

52241

An interior wall system formed from two opposing walls. Each opposing wall is assembled from a plurality of composite wall panels, each wall panel having an exterior surface material and an interior layer of insulating material bonded to one side of the exterior surface material. Each opposing wall is anchored to top and bottom U-shaped support members and adjoining wall panels of each wall are connected by a plurality of retaining clips. The retaining clips may be adjusted in length to accommodate various widths between the opposing walls. Additionally, splines are inserted between the first and second walls along the seams between adjoining wall panels. The wall system also includes a door frame comprising first and second jamb members and a lintel member, each having a spacing member attached to approximately the center thereof. The spacing members are inserted between the opposing walls and are used to anchor the door frame in place.

4479335, Oct 30, 1984

Aug 8, 1983

6/521153

Frank W. Roberts - Midvale UT
Richard A. Roberts - Holladay UT
W. Calvin Roberts - Holladay UT
Jack A. Nipko - Draper UT
Clark S. Roberts - Holladay UT
Hal R. Hudson - Orem UT

Western Sun, Inc. - Salt Lake City UT

E06B 328

52205

An interior wall system formed from two opposing walls. Each opposing wall is assembled from a plurality of composite wall panels, each wall panel having an exterior surface material and an interior layer of insulating material bonded to one side of the exterior surface material. Each opposing wall is anchored to top and bottom U-shaped support members and adjoining wall panels of each wall are connected by a plurality of retaining clips. The retaining clips may be adjusted in length to accommodate various widths between the opposing walls. Additionally, splines are inserted between the first and second walls along the seams between adjoining wall panels. The wall system also includes a door frame comprising first and second jamb members and a lintel member, each having a spacing member attached to approximately the center thereof. The spacing members are inserted between the opposing walls and are used to anchor the door frame in place.