Clarence W Green

US Patent:

20080178538, Jul 31, 2008

Filed:

Jan 26, 2007

Appl. No.:

11/627942

Inventors:

Wayne Green - Newark OH, US
Walter Green - Fredricktown OH, US
Clarence Green - Newark OH, US
David Derwacter - Zanesville OH, US
Chester Prinkey - Utica OH, US
Darren Skeese - Nashport OH, US
Daniel West - Newark OH, US

Assignee:

C. Green & Sons, Inc. - St. Louisville OH

International Classification:

E04B 7/04

US Classification:

52 922, 52 923

Abstract:

A retainer assembly for securing one of a girt and a purlin is provided. In one embodiment, the retainer assembly includes at least one retainer and is configured to be attached to a connecting member. The retainer is further configured to receive and retain a cross-beam, such as a girt or a purlin. The connecting member is configured to be attached to a support member.

US Patent:

20080178555, Jul 31, 2008

Filed:

Jan 26, 2007

Appl. No.:

11/627947

Inventors:

Wayne Green - Newark OH, US
Walter Green - Fredricktown OH, US
Clarence Green - Newark OH, US
David Derwacter - Zanesville OH, US
Chester Prinkey - Utica OH, US
Darren Skeese - Nashport OH, US
Daniel West - Newark OH, US

Assignee:

C. Green & Sons, Inc. - St. Louisville OH

International Classification:

E04C 3/02

US Classification:

52690

Abstract:

A tapered truss is provided. In one embodiment, the truss has a pair of base members configured to be attached to a top surface of a vertical support member. The truss may further have an upper pair of truss members and a lower pair of truss members. Each upper truss member each forms an acute angle with a respective base member and each lower truss member forms an obtuse angle from the respective base member such that the lower truss member is not parallel to the upper truss member. The truss may additionally include a ceiling joist member connected to each of the lower truss members. In one embodiment, the ceiling joist member is substantially parallel to the pair of base members.

US Patent:

20120011797, Jan 19, 2012

Filed:

Jun 20, 2011

Appl. No.:

13/164718

Inventors:

Wayne Green - , US
Walter Green - , US
Clarence Green - Newark OH, US
David Derwacter - Zanesville OH, US
Chester Prinkey - Utica OH, US
Darren Skeese - Nashport OH, US
Daniel West - Newark OH, US

Assignee:

C. Green & Sons, Inc. - St. Louisville OH

International Classification:

E04C 3/02

US Classification:

52636, 52690, 52694

Abstract:

A tapered truss is provided. In one embodiment, the truss has a pair of base members configured to be attached to a top surface of a vertical support member. The truss may further have an upper pair of truss members and a lower pair of truss members. Each upper truss member each forms an acute angle with a respective base member and each lower truss member forms an obtuse angle from the respective base member such that the lower truss member is not parallel to the upper truss member. The truss may additionally include a ceiling joist member connected to each of the lower truss members. In one embodiment, the ceiling joist member is substantially parallel to the pair of base members.

US Patent:

20140144097, May 29, 2014

Filed:

Jan 31, 2014

Appl. No.:

14/169155

Inventors:

Wayne Green - Newark OH, US
Walter Green - Fredricktown OH, US
Clarence Green - Newark OH, US
David Derwacter - Zanesville OH, US
Chester Prinkey - Utica OH, US
Darren Skeese - Nashport OH, US
Daniel West - Newark OH, US

International Classification:

E04C 3/11
E04C 3/08

US Classification:

52639, 52643

Abstract:

A tapered truss is provided. In one embodiment, the truss has a pair of base members configured to be attached to a top surface of a vertical support member. The truss may further have an upper pair of truss members and a lower pair of truss members. Each upper truss member each forms an acute angle with a respective base member and each lower truss member forms an obtuse angle from the respective base member such that the lower truss member is not parallel to the upper truss member. The truss may additionally include a ceiling joist member connected to each of the lower truss members. In one embodiment, the ceiling joist member is substantially parallel to the pair of base members.