James Ripley, ~851016 Stevens St, Tacoma, WA 98406

7494164, Feb 24, 2009

Nov 1, 2007

11/982129

Ray Garries - Fox Island WA,
Nick Strahm - Klamath Falls OR,
Gary Brunold - Klamath Falls OR,
James Ripley - Canton SD,
Steve Piltingsrud - Sioux Falls SD,
Scott Meunier - Sioux Falls SD,

JELD-WEN, inc. - Klamath Falls OR

E05B 63/20
E05F 1/00

292332, 292336, 292338, 292DIG 47, 49449

A latch for use in a window, the latch including a faceplate, a pair of opposed sidewalls, each sidewall defining a pawl mounting recess, a bottom wall extending between the sidewalls, an aperture defined by the faceplate that opens into a first cavity defined by the housing, and a pair of mounting arms disposed within the first cavity. Each mounting arm has a distal end extending both toward the face plate and inwardly toward a longitudinal center plane of the housing. A pawl is pivotably received in the first recess, the pawl including a top surface, an engagement surface, and a pair of mounting pins pivotally received in the pawl mounting recesses. The distal ends of the mounting arms engage the pawl adjacent a respective mounting pin such that the mounting pins are pivotably secured in the pawl mounting recesses.

8061082, Nov 22, 2011

Jan 9, 2008

11/971641

Ray Garries - Fox Island WA,
Gary Brunold - Klamath Falls OR,
Tim Laurance - Klamath Falls OR,
Nick Strahm - Klamath Falls OR,
James Ripley - Canton SD,
Steve Piltingsrud - Sioux Falls SD,
Scott Meunier - Sioux Falls SD,

JELD-WEN, inc. - Klamath Falls OR

E05D 15/22

49185, 49181

A latch for use in a window comprising a bottom sash mounted in a window frame, the latch comprising a housing comprising a top wall, a bottom wall, a pair of opposed sidewalls and a rear wall. A top edge of the rear wall and a rear edge of each sidewall define a rear aperture. A front edge of the top wall, the bottom wall and each of the sidewalls defines a front aperture, the front aperture and the rear aperture opening into a bolt cavity defined by the housing. A bolt is slidably received by the housing, the bolt comprising a body with a front portion and a rear portion. The body is slidably received in the bolt cavity between a first position in which the front portion of the bolt is extended outwardly through the front aperture and the rear portion of the body engages an outer surface of the housing, and a second position in which the rear portion is disengaged from the housing. The rear portion of the bolt extends outwardly through the rear aperture in both the first and second positions.

2009011, May 7, 2009

Jan 8, 2009

12/350349

Ray Garries - Fox Island WA,
Nick Strahm - Klamath Falls OR,
Gary Brunold - Klamath Falls OR,
James Ripley - Canton SD,
Steve Piltingsrud - Sioux Falls SD,
Scott Meunier - Sioux Falls SD,

JELD-WEN, INC. - Klamath Falls OR

E05D 15/18

49185

A latch for use in a window, the latch including a faceplate, a pair of opposed sidewalls, each sidewall defining a pawl mounting recess, a bottom wall extending between the sidewalls, an aperture defined by the faceplate that opens into a first cavity defined by the housing, and a pair of mounting arms disposed within the first cavity. Each mounting arm has a distal end extending both toward the face plate and inwardly toward a longitudinal center plane of the housing. A pawl is pivotably received in the first recess, the pawl including a top surface, an engagement surface, and a pair of mounting pins pivotally received in the pawl mounting recesses. The distal ends of the mounting arms engage the pawl adjacent a respective mounting pin such that the mounting pins are pivotably secured in the pawl mounting recesses.