William Bert Martin
Nursing in Taylorsville, UT

2006018, Aug 17, 2006

Feb 7, 2006

11/350250

William Martin - Taylorsville UT, US

E04B 2/02

109079000

A method and apparatus for providing a modular security cage system configured to be disposed over a base surface to secure and maintain equipment within the security cage. The modular security cage includes multiple frame panels with multiple coupling tabs extending within the cage and from each of the multiple frame panels. Each of the frame panels are operable to be modularly coupled to each other to form at least a four-sided cubic shaped cage. Each of the coupling tabs are configured to extend internally within the cubic shaped cage and are operable to be secured to another tab extending from an adjacent one of the frame panels to removably couple each frame panel together to form the cubic shaped cage. In another embodiment, the cage can include at least one pivot shoe configured to suspend the cage above the base surface to allow the cage to pivot upward to provide accessibility therein.

2004022, Nov 11, 2004

May 9, 2003

10/436507

William Martin - Taylorsville UT, US

E04B002/02

109/079000

A method and apparatus providing a modular security cage configured to be disposed over a base surface to secure and maintain equipment within the security cage. The modular security cage includes multiple frame panels with multiple coupling tabs extending from each of the multiple frame panels. Each of the frame panels are operable to be modularly coupled to each other to form at least a four-sided cubic shaped cage. Each of the coupling tabs are configured to extend internally within the cubic shaped cage and are operable to be secured to another tab extending from an adjacent one of the frame panels to removably couple each frame panel together to form the cubic shaped cage. In another embodiment, the cage can include at least one pivot shoe configured to suspend the cage above the base surface to allow the cage to pivot upward to provide accessibility therein.

5012616, May 7, 1991

Apr 16, 1990

7/516061

William D. Martin - Taylorsville UT

E06B 300

49501

A storm door comprising a frame assembly which includes tubular metal frame members, each of the frame members having a uniform rectangular cross-sectional shape and being formed into a continuous unibody frame. The frame being rectangular in shape and including at least one opening therein. The storm door also including window and/or kick plate assemblies which include a flange member which allows the assembly to be easily inserted into the opening in the frame and attached thereto.

2005010, May 19, 2005

Sep 27, 2004

10/951507

William Martin - Taylorsville UT, US

E05D013/00

049455000, 052455000, 052204100

A method and apparatus providing a multi-functional, integrated security storm door. The multi-functional door includes a door member, an insert frame member, a window member and a security grill. The door member includes an outside surface and an inside surface and a window opening defining a periphery extending between the outside surface and the inside surface. The insert frame member includes an inner surface configured to be positioned at least partially along the periphery of the window opening. The window member includes a window periphery configured to be positioned within the insert frame member. The security grill includes a portion configured to be coupled to the insert frame member. With the arrangement, the security grill and the window member are configured to be commonly supported by the inner surface of the insert frame member.

5301737, Apr 12, 1994

May 19, 1992

7/888728

William D. Martin - Taylorsville UT

All Weather Steel Products Co., Inc. - Salt Lake City UT

A47G 500

160380

A screen enclosure device comprising a first frame member having an interior face and a second frame member having an interior face wherein the first and second frame members are configured to join at their interior faces to form a single frame structure. Serrated contacting structure including a plurality of rows of teeth extends substantially along and is interposed in contacting relationship between the substantial full perimeter of the opposing faces of these first and second frame members. Screen material is drawn tightly across the opening of the frame and is retained in this tight configuration by forces supplied by the serrated contacting structure in its sandwiched configuration between the opposing faces of the first and second frame members.