Brent Curtis

US Patent:

20180149410, May 31, 2018

Filed:

Jan 26, 2018

Appl. No.:

15/880777

Inventors:

- Charlotte NC, US
Israel Mercer Neto - Curitiba, BR
Brent Aaron Curtis - Terrell NC, US
Cristhian Serrano Camacho - Curitiba, BR
Ramom Eduardo Gadens Baduy - Curitiba, BR

International Classification:

F25D 23/04
F25D 25/00
F25D 11/02

Abstract:

A refrigerator appliance includes a compartment and a door having an interior wall and at least one rail attached thereto. A harvest bin assembly is attachable to the at least one rail and includes a housing having a mount for securing the housing to the at least one rail. First pivot elements are disposed on each side of the housing. A removable bin defines a storage space and includes a plurality of holes formed in a bottom wall thereof. Second pivot elements are disposed on a side wall of the removable bin and engage a corresponding first pivot element on the housing. The first pivot elements and the second pivot elements define a pivot axis whereby the removable bin pivots between a first, closed position and a second, open position. A tray engages the bottom wall of the removable bin when the removable bin is in the first, closed position.

US Patent:

20170321954, Nov 9, 2017

Filed:

May 4, 2016

Appl. No.:

15/146419

Inventors:

- Charlotte NC, US
Brent Aaron Curtis - Terrell NC, US
Jorge Luis Nino Garza - Anderson SC, US
Jennifer Serino - Glendale CO, US

International Classification:

F25D 23/04
A47B 97/00
A47B 77/16
A47B 96/06
F25D 23/06
F25D 23/06

Abstract:

A retainer member is provided for retaining a food receptacle relative to an inner liner of an appliance cabinet or door. The retainer includes a base that is movably coupleable to the inner liner and first and second arms that extend from the base. The first and second arms are curved about an axis and define a passageway extending through the first and second arms along the axis. A free end of the first arm is spaced from a free end of the second arm to define an opening to provide radial access to the passageway through the opening.