Sean Michael O'Brien

US Patent:

7255237, Aug 14, 2007

Filed:

Jul 7, 2004

Appl. No.:

10/886812

Inventors:

David M. Stitchick - Akron OH, US
Anthony Marchetta - Broadview Heights OH, US
Frazer Costa - Canton OH, US
Sean M. O'Brien - Corvallis OR, US

Assignee:

Rubbermaid Incorporated - Fairlawn OH

International Classification:

A47F 5/08

US Classification:

211106, 211117, 248327, 403392, 403300

Abstract:

A height adjustable upright for an adjustable organizer system has at least one first segment with a upper end configured to hang from a mounting rail and has a lower end. The upright also has at least one second segment with a pair of opposed ends, at least one of which being configured to connect end-to-end with the lower end of the first segment. A clip has a pair of opposed ends each configured to connect to the lower end of the first segment and to the one end of the at least one second segment to hang the second segment from the first segment.

US Patent:

20040007574, Jan 15, 2004

Filed:

Jun 18, 2003

Appl. No.:

10/464136

Inventors:

Tobin Most - Akron OH, US
Erik Skov - Akron OH, US
Fred Reber - Shreve OH, US
Thomas Scherer - Mansfield OH, US
David Sander - Wooster OH, US
Sean O'Brien - Wooster OH, US
Stephanie Schneider - Wooster OH, US
Kenneth Hull - Wooster OH, US
Adrian Fernandez - Akron OH, US

Assignee:

RUBBERMAID, INC. - Wooster OH

International Classification:

A47G019/00
B65D021/02
B65D053/00
B65D081/24

US Classification:

220/023400, 220/756000

Abstract:

A container is disclosed that is adapted to interconnect with like containers. The container has a connecting device disposed on a side wall. The connecting device is adapted to removably connect with a portion of an adjacent container. Once connected, one of the containers can be pulled which in turn pulls the other container along.

US Patent:

59752408, Nov 2, 1999

Filed:

Jul 20, 1998

Appl. No.:

9/119361

Inventors:

Sean O'Brien - Dublin PA

International Classification:

E06C 716

US Classification:

182122

Abstract:

A safety platform foldable structure for a ladder for a worker to stand on. The platform structure has a platform flooring in the shape of the letter H which is removably mountable to one rung of an upstanding ladder to an open horizontal or vertical closed position. Spaced apart hook mechanisms extending from the flooring, are releasably secured to the rung to assist holding the platform in the horizontal position and to hold the platform in the vertical closed position. Downwardly extending front side walls from the flooring engage rails on the ladder to secure the platform in the horizontal position.

US Patent:

58628819, Jan 26, 1999

Filed:

Dec 2, 1996

Appl. No.:

8/759948

Inventors:

Sean O'Brien - Dublin PA

International Classification:

E06C 716

US Classification:

182117

Abstract:

Safety scaffold or platform foldable structures for ladders are disclosed. The scaffold structure embodies an elongated expandable scaffold floor section which is removably connected to two spaced apart upstanding ladders. Male and female floor sections are expanded to the desired length and locked in place by a locking pin. Spaced apart double hook hinges are releasably secured to one rung on each ladder. Wedge mechanisms work in conjunction with the hook hinges engaging the ladder rails to secure the scaffold structure in the horizontal open working position. The platform structure in the form of the letter H is removably connected to two adjacent rungs of a single ladder. The pair of hook arms hook around the upper rung and a pair of bottom arms support the structure on the lower rung. Descending wedge mechanisms engage the ladder rails in supporting the platform structure in the horizontal open working position.