WILLIAM JARED SCOTT
Osteopathic Medicine in Englewood, CO

5268137, Dec 7, 1993

Jul 28, 1992

7/920901

Samuel C. Scott - Denver CO
William C. Scott - Denver CO
Mark A. Scott - Denver CO

B29C 3340

264225

An object retention form liner is described for use in holding and transferring objects, such as thin bricks to the finished surface of concrete structures. The form liner is produced by strategically positioning a plurality of bricks in a face-up position in a flat, shallow mold. Recesses sized to fit the bricks can be provided in the surface of the mold with a sealing ridge provided between each of the recesses. The bricks are positioned in the recesses and a liquid elastomeric material is poured into the mold to cover the bricks. Reinforcing fiberglass mesh can be embedded in the elastomeric material to provide additional tensile strength to the liner. Upon setting, the liner and retained bricks are removed from the mold and the liner can be stored, shipped or used in concrete construction. The liners are attached to the inside surface of concrete forms and the bricks are held rigidly in place while the concrete is poured and sets. Upon removal of the form and liner, the bricks remain permanently embedded in the surface of the concrete structure providing an improved aesthetic appearance.

5667190, Sep 16, 1997

Aug 1, 1995

8/510006

Samuel C. Scott - Aurora CO
William C. Scott - Aurora CO

B22D 1904, B44F 700

249 16

A disposable bracket for holding and securing an object to the inside surface of a construction form for embedding the object and exposing its face surface in a settable material, such as concrete. The bracket has a plurality of perimeter members that corresponds to the outer edge configuration of the object. The perimeter members include an inwardly extending flange which supports the perimeter edge of the object. The bracket perimeter can be closed or open and can have cross reinforcing members, if desired. The cross-section of the perimeter members making up the bracket can include a curved convex outer surface extending upwardly and outwardly from the flange to a flat surface perpendicular to the flange. The perimeter member forms one half of a grout line mold formed in between adjacent objects embedded in the finished wall. The interior of the perimeter member can be hollow to allow flexure between the outer flat surface and the inner flange supporting the object.

5922235, Jul 13, 1999

Jan 27, 1997

8/788419

Samuel C. Scott - Aurora CO
William C. Scott - Aurora CO

B22D 1904

249 16

An individual bracket for holding and securing an object to the surface of a construction form for embedding the object in a settable material, such as concrete, and exposing the face surface of the object in the finished construction. The bracket has an outer configuration formed from a plurality of side and end perimeter members that defines a recess that correspond with the outer configuration of the object. The perimeter members have a flat outer surface extending at right angles to the form and an inwardly extending flange which is parallel and in contact with the form. An upwardly curved inner surface extends from the flange to the outer edge of the flat outer surface which forms one-half of a mold to form a grout line when two brackets are connected together. The actual mold can be any shape desired to provide the various types of grout lines. An object can be held within the bracket by the use of adhesives, coatings, detentes, elastic bands or any other arrangement which will provide secure retainment of the object within the bracket during use.

D380139, Jun 24, 1997

Jan 11, 1996

D/049619

Samuel C. Scott - Denver CO
William C. Scott - Denver CO

0805

D 8349