ROBERT HENRY RODENHOUSE
Pilots at Kenowa Ave, Grand Rapids, MI
License number
Michigan A1612744
Issued Date
Oct 2015
Expiration Date
Oct 2017
Category
Airmen
Type
Authorized Aircraft Instructor
Address
Address
10085 Kenowa Ave SW, Grand Rapids, MI 49534
Professional information
Owner At Rodenhouse Inc.
Location:
Greater Grand Rapids, Michigan Area
Industry:
Building Materials
Experience:
Rodenhouse Inc. (Building Materials industry): Owner, (-)
Plaster/Stucco Application And Restoration Methods And Fastener System For Use In Those And Other Methods
US Patent:
2004019, Oct 7, 2004
Filed:
Jan 28, 2004
Appl. No.:
10/485613
Inventors:
Robert Rodenhouse - Grand Rapids MI, US
International Classification:
E04B001/00
US Classification:
052/741100
Abstract:
According to the present invention, a fastener system is provided having an anchor () and a washer (). The anchor includes an upset stud shaft () to which the washer is attached. The fastener system is preferably used in the inventive method of restoring/applying cladding such as plaster or plaster-like materials such as stucco. According to the inventive method, the anchors of the fastening system are driven into the building structure before application of a moisture barrier membrane. After application of the membrane, a support mesh () is secured to the anchors using the washers (). This allows the membrane to provide a watertight seal around the fasteners. The inventive method may be used in new construction or restoration.
Fastener Gun Washer Assembly Holding Device And Method Of Use
US Patent:
8413740, Apr 9, 2013
Filed:
Jul 23, 2009
Appl. No.:
12/507851
Inventors:
Robert H. Rodenhouse - Grand Rapids MI, US
Assignee:
Rodenhouse, Inc. - Grand Rapids MI
International Classification:
B25B 13/46, E21B 3/00, E21B 17/22, E21B 19/16, E21B 19/18, B31B 1/68
US Classification:
173 29, 227 64, 173213
Abstract:
A washer holding device for temporarily retaining nonmagnetic washers being applied to a building material surface with a fastener gun comprises an arm for affixing the washer holding device to a fastener gun and a washer receptacle joined to the arm. The washer receptacle includes a contacting end, a washer receiving cavity, and a central aperture, with the contacting end defining a distal end of the washer holding device and the cavity sized to receive a nonmagnetic washer such that the washer is temporarily retained within the cavity via a friction fit. An embodiment may include a shoulder, such as an annular flange, recessed from the contacting end, with the shoulder adapted to contact the surface of a deformable building material to limit the depression of the washer receptacle into the building material. The arm may be of various configurations for use with different style fastener guns.