Timothy J Elliott

US Patent:

8088087, Jan 3, 2012

Filed:

Apr 30, 2008

Appl. No.:

12/150638

Inventors:

Paul J. Lunter - Palm Harbor FL, US
Timothy S. Elliott - Pinellas Park FL, US

International Classification:

A61H 7/00

US Classification:

601148, 601149

Abstract:

An apparatus for hydro-therapy massage characterized by a low profile enclosure structure surrounding a user support surface at a nominal elevation thereabove. The apparatus comprises a housing structure having an outwardly facing opening, a user support surface covering the opening, and a fluid spray arrangement within the housing structure for imparting a massaging effect through the support surface to a user thereon. The housing structure has a horizontal perimeter flange extending about the opening and a clamp plate affixed in substantially parallel superposed facing relation to the perimeter flange for clamping a continuous edge margin of the user support surface. An enclosure panel has an essentially planar mounting flange affixed in substantially parallel superposed facing relation to the clamp plate and has a skirt portion extending from the mounting flange for enclosing the housing structure.

US Patent:

8348871, Jan 8, 2013

Filed:

Jun 11, 2008

Appl. No.:

12/157505

Inventors:

Timothy S. Elliott - Pinellas Park FL, US
Paul J. Lunter - Palm Harbor FL, US

Assignee:

JTL Enterprises Inc. - Clearwater FL

International Classification:

A61H 7/00

US Classification:

601148, 601155, 601156

Abstract:

An apparatus for dry hydro-therapy body massage of a user in a seated position includes a housing structure having a user support surface wherein an upper body portion and a lower body portion of a user are supported in relative angular relation, and a fluid spray arrangement interiorly within the housing structure for directing a fluid stream at the user support surface for imparting a massaging effect through the support surface to the upper body portion and lower body portion of the user. The fluid spray arrangement is movable for travel along the user support surface in a first path of travel generally along the upper body portion of the user and a second path of travel angularly relative to the first path of travel generally along the lower body portion of the user.

US Patent:

8348872, Jan 8, 2013

Filed:

Jun 11, 2008

Appl. No.:

12/157544

Inventors:

Paul J. Lunter - Palm Harbor FL, US
Timothy S. Elliott - Pinellas Park FL, US

Assignee:

JTL Enterprises Inc. - Clearwater FL

International Classification:

A61H 7/00

US Classification:

601148, 601150

Abstract:

In an apparatus for dry hydro-therapy body massage comprising a housing structure having a user support surface and a fluid spray arrangement interiorly within the housing structure for directing a fluid stream at the user support surface for imparting a massaging effect through the support surface to the body of a user thereon, a control device is disposed within the housing structure between the fluid spray arrangement and the user support surface for altering directional flow of the fluid stream relative to a selected portion of the user's body.

US Patent:

20200276076, Sep 3, 2020

Filed:

Feb 25, 2020

Appl. No.:

16/800490

Inventors:

- Clearwater FL, US
Timothy Elliott - Pinellas Park FL, US
Mario Simoes - Pinellas Park FL, US
William Daskam - Palm Harbor FL, US
Matthew Emenheiser - St Petersburg FL, US

International Classification:

A61H 9/00

Abstract:

An apparatus for dry hydro-therapy body massage of a user in a reclined position, including a housing structure having a user support surface for supporting the user in a seated position, the user support surface including a seat back portion, a seat portion with a semi-cylindrical main seat section and a leg seat section, wherein the seat back portion and the leg seat section are in relative angular relation to each other and the main seat section is disposed therebetween, and a fluid spray assembly interiorly within the housing structure for directing a fluid stream at the user support surface for imparting a massaging effect through the support surface to the upper body portion and lower body portion of the user.