Joseph John Wisniewski

US Patent:

6431376, Aug 13, 2002

Filed:

Jun 8, 2000

Appl. No.:

09/590615

Inventors:

Joseph J. Wisniewski - South Plainfield NJ

Assignee:

White Systems, Inc. - Kenilworth NJ

International Classification:

A47F 502

US Classification:

211122, 211187

Abstract:

A storage bin assembly has a first sidewall, a second sidewall and a backwall. The assembly includes a first substantially L-shaped support member including the first sidewall and a first portion of the backwall, the first backwall portion being integrally connected to the first sidewall. The assembly also includes a second substantially L-shaped support member including the second sidewall and a second portion of the backwall, the second backwall portion being integrally connected to the second sidewall. The assembly has a plurality of shelves secured to the first and second support members, the shelves extending from the backwall and between the first and second sidewalls.

US Patent:

8636208, Jan 28, 2014

Filed:

Nov 11, 2010

Appl. No.:

12/944092

Inventors:

Brian J. Urban - Hyannis MA, US
Joseph J. Wisniewski - South Plainfield NJ, US
David Simon - Highland Park NJ, US

Assignee:

White Systems, Inc. - Hyannis MA

International Classification:

G06K 15/00

US Classification:

235383, 235379

Abstract:

A mobile retail store structure transportable to a plurality of different locations includes a trailer construction configured both exteriorly and interiorly for housing a plurality of storage bins wherein products and/or parts can be stored. Each trailer is a self-sufficient module which includes doors at one end of the trailer unit for entry and exit thereto, portable stairs for providing access to the entry doors, opposed side doors and associated walkways for allowing coupling to additional similarly constructed trailers, extendable canopies for providing a secure passageway between the respective coupled trailers, and a generator/HVAC system for providing heating, cooling and electrical power to each trailer unit. In one embodiment, a terminal is provided to allow a user to either browse electronically various items for selection and/or sale, or access a self-service check-out station to complete a transaction. A plurality of terminals can be coupled to communicate with a master server terminal over a wired/wireless network.