Warren G Lohr

US Patent:

42290600, Oct 21, 1980

Filed:

Oct 6, 1978

Appl. No.:

5/949230

Inventors:

Sherwood S. Brownlee - Waynesboro VA
Warren G. Lohr - Aroda VA

Assignee:

Acme Visible Records, Inc. - Crozet VA

International Classification:

A47B 8800
A47F 310

US Classification:

312305

Abstract:

This invention relates to a rotary storage cabinet comprised of an outer stationary housing and an inner rotatable rotor having four sides two of which are positionable to present the contents of the cabinet simultaneously to two opposite openings in the housing. Two other opposite sides of the rotor are positionable to close the openings in the housing. The cabinet is constructed from a plurality of sub-assemblies which are shipped for assembly at the point of use. The basic structure of the unit comprises a base (20), two pilaster frames (10), and a top frame pan (30) each of which is shipped as a sub-assembly. The cabinet includes several features including: the ball bearing mechanism (FIGS. 7-9); spring urged wheel (180) and detent (150) (FIG. 12) stop mechanism; lock mechanism (160) (FIG.

US Patent:

42393116, Dec 16, 1980

Filed:

Oct 6, 1978

Appl. No.:

5/949260

Inventors:

Sherwood S. Brownlee - Waynesboro VA
Frederick H. Grubb - Stuarts Draft VA
Warren G. Lohr - Aroda VA

Assignee:

Acme Visible Records, Inc. - Crozet VA

International Classification:

A47B 4600

US Classification:

312305

Abstract:

This invention relates to a rotary storage cabinet comprised of an outer stationary housing and an inner rotatable rotor having four sides two of which are positionable to present the contents of the cabinet simultaneously to two opposite openings in the housing. Two other opposite sides of the rotor are positionable to close the openings in the housing. The cabinet is constructed from a plurality of sub-assemblies which are shipped for assembly at the point of use. The basic structure of the unit comprises a base (20), two pilaster frames (10), and a top frame pan (30) each of which is shipped as a sub-assembly. The cabinet includes several features including: the ball bearing mechanism (FIGS. 7-9); spring urged wheel (180) and detent (150) (FIG. 12) stop mechanism; lock mechanism (160) (FIG.