Blake B Bogrett

Address:

5461 S Vivian St, Littleton, CO 80127

VIN:

3FAHP06Z77R201107

Make:

FORD

Model:

FUSION

Year:

2007

US Patent:

6347991, Feb 19, 2002

Filed:

Oct 17, 2000

Appl. No.:

09/690421

Inventors:

Blake Boyd Bogrett - Littleton CO
Dennis Robert Larratt - Littleton CO
John Brooks Smith - Littleton CO

Assignee:

Johns Manville International, Inc. - Denver CO

International Classification:

F24F 702

US Classification:

454260, 454250, 55 95, 55199

Abstract:

A hinged vent chute, for providing ventilation to an open attic space, includes an elongated chute segment and an insulation dam segment. The elongated chute segment has one or more upwardly open channels, extending from a lower end to an upper end of the chute segment, that provide an air passage from a soffit region of a roof, over an interior surface of the roof, up into an open attic space beneath the roof. The hinged vent chute has a hinge or fold line joining the elongated chute segment to the insulation dam segment which permits the vent chute to be folded downward at the hinge to position the insulation dam segment for securement to form an insulation dam which prevents loose fill insulation in an attic from flowing down into a soffit region of a roof and blocking air flow. The insulation dam segment may also have one or more hinge or fold lines intermediate the ends of the insulation dam segment to permit the insulation dam segment to be folded intermediate its ends when positioning the insulation dam segment for securement to form the insulation dam.

US Patent:

6740188, May 25, 2004

Filed:

May 29, 2002

Appl. No.:

10/158307

Inventors:

Robert J. Allwein - Littleton CO
Blake Boyd Bogrett - Littleton CO

Assignee:

Johns Manville International, Inc. - Denver CO

International Classification:

B32B 3118

US Classification:

156250, 156252, 156257, 156259, 428 43, 428357, 428375, 428 98, 428 56, 524041, 527421, 527461

Abstract:

A resilient fibrous insulation blanket is compression-cut longitudinally at one and typically a plurality of laterally spaced apart locations to form a form a pre-cut fibrous insulation blanket having a plurality of blanket sections that can be separated from each other by hand. The compression cutting of the blanket to form the blanket sections causes a first major surface of the blanket to become temporarily deformed and destabilized. When the blanket is faced, the facing is applied to the other major surface of the blanket while the first major surface is still deformed. Where the blanket is formed from a wider blanket, the wider blanket is at least partially cut prior to the compression-cutting operation to reduce lateral stresses in the blanket when the blanket is compression-cut.

US Patent:

6743326, Jun 1, 2004

Filed:

Mar 14, 2002

Appl. No.:

10/097293

Inventors:

Blake Bogrett - Littleton CO
John Brooks Smith - Littleton CO

Assignee:

Johns Manville International, Inc. - Denver CO

International Classification:

B32B 3118

US Classification:

156268, 428 43, 428136, 156271, 83879, 524073, 524074, 52 98, 5274212, 5274519

Abstract:

A pre-cut resilient fibrous insulation blanket includes a plurality of longitudinally extending blanket sections that are formed in the blanket by a plurality of laterally spaced apart cut and separable connector arrangements that hold the insulation blanket together for handling but enable the insulation blanket to be separated at any of the cut and separable connector arrangements to form a reduced width resilient fibrous insulation blanket. The number and widths of the blanket sections together with the lateral compressibility and resilience of the insulation blanket or a reduced width insulation blanket formed from the insulation blanket enable the insulation of essentially any width framework cavity up to the width of the insulation blanket with no more than one separation of the insulation blanket.

US Patent:

6793993, Sep 21, 2004

Filed:

Aug 19, 2002

Appl. No.:

10/223642

Inventors:

Richard J. Ray - Downingtown PA
Blake Boyd Bogrett - Littleton CO
Majid Hindi - Denver CO
Loye Dwayne Fant - Garland TX

Assignee:

Johns Manville International, Inc. - Denver CO

International Classification:

B29D 2200

US Classification:

428 352, 428 3691, 428215, 428516, 428921

Abstract:

A fire resistant resilient insulation assembly, includes: a resilient insulation and a fire resistant polymeric film forming a tubular envelope surrounding the resilient insulation. The fire resistant polymeric film includes: 50 to 80 weight percent high density polymeric material; 5 to 45 weight percent linear low density polymeric material; 5 to 25 weight percent fire retardant concentrate (a halogen and a synergist in a polymeric carrier); 0 to 5 weight percent UV stabilizer; and 0 to 10 weight percent pigment. Preferably, the film is a two layer coextruded film with the outer layer being a predominately linear low density polymer that provides a good finish for printing and a relatively high coefficient of friction to improve the handling of the film during the encapsulation of the blanket. The inner layer is predominately high density polymer that provides the coextruded film with the impact strength and tear resistance required for processing and handling.

US Patent:

6854369, Feb 15, 2005

Filed:

Apr 1, 2002

Appl. No.:

10/114618

Inventors:

Robert J. Allwein - Littleton CO, US
Blake B. Bogrett - Littleton CO, US
Larry J. Weinstein - Littleton CO, US

Assignee:

Johns Manville International, Inc. - Denver CO

International Classification:

B26D007/08

US Classification:

83 19, 83176

Abstract:

At least one longitudinally extending series of cuts and separable connectors is formed in a fibrous insulation blanket with one or more rotating compression-cutting blades and a cooperating anvil to form separable blanket sections in the insulation blanket. The size and configuration of the teeth and notches in the compression-cutting blade, which may be determined through the use of an empirical equation, insure that the insulation blanket has the integrity to be handled and installed as a unit, but can be separated by hand into the blanket sections. The anvil has a moving surface that drives the compression-cutting blade at the velocity blanket is being fed between the cutting blade and the anvil.

US Patent:

6901711, Jun 7, 2005

Filed:

Nov 8, 2002

Appl. No.:

10/291333

Inventors:

Ralph Michael Fay - Lakewood CO, US
John Brooks Smith - Littleton CO, US
William David Blalock - Highlands Ranch CO, US
Blake Boyd Bogrett - Littleton CO, US
Timothy G. Swales - Englewood CO, US

Assignee:

Johns Manville International, Inc. - Denver CO

International Classification:

E04B001/74

US Classification:

524073, 524071, 524074, 52 98, 428 43, 428126, 156 71

Abstract:

The facing of a faced insulation layer has Z-folded, double-folded, or single-folded lateral tabs extending the length of the facing sheet along or spaced inwardly from lateral edges of the facing sheet. Each lateral tab has multiple segments. One of the segments of each lateral tab has an adhesive thereon that can be exposed and extended beyond one of the lateral edges of the insulation layer for bonding the faced insulation layer to a framing member. Where the blanket is separable into sections, the facing has pairs of separable tabs that separate when the blanket is separated to expose surfaces of the separable tabs with adhesive thereon. The adhesive may be microencapsulated or have microencapsulated constituent(s).

US Patent:

7041353, May 9, 2006

Filed:

Aug 31, 2001

Appl. No.:

09/945202

Inventors:

John Brooks Smith - Littleton CO, US
Blake Boyd Bogrett - Littleton CO, US
Dennis Robert Larratt - Littleton CO, US
Larry J. Weinstein - Littleton CO, US
Robert J. Allwein - Highlands Ranch CO, US

Assignee:

Johns Manville - Denver CO

International Classification:

B65D 65/28

US Classification:

428 43, 428 76, 428113

Abstract:

An insulation package contains a plurality of unfaced or faced, uncut and pre-cut fibrous insulation batts of a pre-selected width enveloped within a covering in a compressed condition. Each of the pre-cut fibrous insulation batts has a plurality of longitudinally extending batt sections separably joined to adjacent batt sections by separable connectors. The separable connectors hold the pre-cut fibrous insulation batt together for handling but can be separated along the lengths of the batt sections by hand to separate adjacent batt sections. Preferably, between 20% and 70% of the fibrous insulation batts in each of the insulation packages are pre-cut fibrous insulation batts.

US Patent:

7066065, Jun 27, 2006

Filed:

Jan 10, 2005

Appl. No.:

11/032361

Inventors:

Robert J. Allwein - Littleton CO, US
Blake B. Bogrett - Littleton CO, US
Larry J. Weinstein - Littleton CO, US

Assignee:

Johns Manville - Denver CO

International Classification:

B26D 7/08

US Classification:

83 19, 83176

Abstract:

At least one longitudinally extending series of cuts and separable connectors is formed in a fibrous insulation blanket with one or more rotating compression-cutting blades and a cooperating anvil to form separable blanket sections in the insulation blanket. The size and configuration of the teeth and notches in the compression-cutting blade, which may be determined through the use of an empirical equation, insure that the insulation blanket has the integrity to be handled and installed as a unit, but can be separated by hand into the blanket sections. The anvil has a moving surface that drives the compression-cutting blade at the velocity blanket is being fed between the cutting blade and the anvil.