Douglas B Gerig

20040055980, Mar 25, 2004

May 14, 2003

10/437603

Douglas Krieger - Archbold OH, US
Douglas Gerig - Archbold OH, US

A47F005/08

211/086010, 211/087010, 211/175000

A closet storage system including a storage component and an adjustable and lockable engagement member. The engagement member engages the storage component to secure the storage component in position within a closet.

20080257229, Oct 23, 2008

Mar 26, 2008

12/055792

Douglas B. Gerig - Archbold OH, US
Mark A. Strayer - Lamar MO, US
Douglas P. Krieger - Archbold OH, US

Sauder Woodworking Company - Archbold OH

B65D 19/44

108 533

A task table () nests inconspicuously with a furniture case good (). The table () has a base (), a pedestal (), and a table top (). The pedestal () supports the table top () above the base (). The case good () has a front (), an opposite back, a left side (), an opposite right side, and a top (). The sides () extend generally upward from a supporting surface () and support the top () above the surface (). A table nest () is defined between the surface () and the top (), extends between the sides (), and removably receives the table top () in sliding engagement. A base nest () is defined between the sides (), extends generally upward from the surface (), and removably receives the base () in sliding engagement. A pedestal nest () extends from the base nest () to the table nest () and removably receives the pedestal (). The table (), base (), and pedestal nests () define a task table nest that corresponds to the task table ().

20090217847, Sep 3, 2009

May 1, 2009

12/387394

Douglas B. Gerig - Archbold OH, US
Mark A. Strayer - Lamar MO, US
Douglas P. Krieger - Archbold OH, US

Sauder Woodworking Company - Archbold OH

A47B 13/00
A47B 1/00

108 91

A task table () nests inconspicuously with a furniture case good (). The table () has a base (), a pedestal (), and a table top (). The pedestal () supports the table top () above the base (). The case good () has a front (), an opposite back, a left side (), an opposite right side, and a top (). The sides () extend generally upward from a supporting surface () and support the top () above the surface (). A table nest () is defined between the surface () and the top (), extends between the sides (), and removably receives the table top () in sliding engagement. A base nest () is defined between the sides (), extends generally upward from the surface (), and removably receives the base () in sliding engagement. A pedestal nest () extends from the base nest () to the table nest () and removably receives the pedestal (). The table (), base (), and pedestal nests () define a task table nest that corresponds to the task table ().