Lawrence D Moye, 72520 Gavin Pkwy, Kewaskum, WI 53040

D472882, Apr 8, 2003

Feb 14, 2002

29/155738

Lawrence D. Moye - Kewaskum WI
Jeffrey A. Ziminski - Milwaukee WI
Michael J. Nickel - Milwaukee WI
David H. Roland - Cedarburg WI
Brett J. Vladika - Milwaukee WI

U-Line Corporation - Milwaukee WI

1303

D13162

D487576, Mar 16, 2004

Feb 14, 2002

29/155718

William A. Reed - Cedarburg WI
Joseph E. Braun - Milwaukee WI
Lawrence D. Moye - Kewaskum WI
Michael J. Nickel - Milwaukee WI
David H. Roland - Cedarburg WI
Brett J. Vladika - Milwaukee WI

U-Line Corporation - Milwaukee WI

1507

D15 89

D495346, Aug 31, 2004

Sep 10, 2003

29/189789

William A. Reed - Cedarburg WI
Joseph E. Braun - Milwaukee WI
Lawrence D. Moye - Kewaskum WI
Michael J. Nickel - Milwaukee WI
David H. Roland - Cedarburg WI
Brett J. Vladika - Milwaukee WI

U-Line Corporation - Milwaukee WI

1507

D15 89

6935712, Aug 30, 2005

Feb 14, 2002

10/076746

William A. Reed - Cedarburg WI, US
Thomas W. Rand - Cedarburg WI, US
Dean G. Byczynski - Hartland WI, US
Joseph E. Braun - Milwaukee WI, US
Andrew J. Doberstein - West Bend WI, US
Lawrence D. Moye - Kewaskum WI, US
Jack L. Vaughn - Hartford WI, US
Jeffrey A. Ziminski - Milwaukee WI, US

U-Line Corporation - Milwaukee WI

A47B096/00

312405, 312401, 3124051, 312408, 312204

A refrigeration unit with improved storage and accessibility features has a thermally insulated cabinet and door defining a storage space with a plurality of support elements. The support elements include easily removable door shelves and horizontal cabinet shelves that can be removed or repositioned without the door being fully opened due to dished regions adjacent the shelf supports that allow the shelves to be pivoted and removed rather than slid straight out of the cabinet. Indicia on one of the shelves follows the contour of one of the door shelves to indicate approximately the shelf space occupied by an adjacent door shelf and thus where items can be set without interfering with the closure of the door. The refrigeration unit also includes a cam assembly at the lower door hinge which biases the door closed when open approximately 35 degrees or less. The refrigeration unit also includes features for attaching an overlay panel to the door easily.

D556794, Dec 4, 2007

Aug 31, 2006

29/248770

Jack L. Vaughn - Muskego WI, US
Jennifer U. Straszewski - Mequon WI, US
Lawrence Moye - Kewaskum WI, US

U-Line Corporation - Milwaukee WI

1507

D15 89

7380410, Jun 3, 2008

Sep 9, 2005

11/223358

Thomas W. Rand - Cedarburg WI, US
Lawrence D. Moye - Kewaskum WI, US
Andrew J. Doberstein - Hartford WI, US
Jack L. Vaughn - Muskego WI, US

U-Line Corporation - Milwaukee WI

F25D 23/12

62302, 62382, 62342, 312301, 3123301, 312402, 312410

A wine cooler unit has a refrigerated cabinet housing two pull-out assemblies, each having a door panel and one or more wine racks. One rack can be mounted to the door panel, and one or more follower racks can be extended and retracted by movement of the door panel mounted rack, or by independent manual movement thereof. Two or more racks can be pulled out from the cabinet in a staggered or cascading fashion in which an upper rack extends from the cabinet to a lesser extent than a next lower rack to provide access to the bottles on each rack. The door panels can be made of a glass thermopane allowing visual inspection of the contents inside the cabinet. The cabinet can be cooled by a refrigeration system having two evaporators, which provide two independent cooling zones, one for each pull-out assembly. A capacitance-operated control can be provided under the glass front of one door panel for controlling the temperature zones inside the cabinet.

7429091, Sep 30, 2008

Feb 23, 2005

11/064328

William A. Reed - Cedarburg WI, US
Thomas W. Rand - Cedarburg WI, US
Joseph E. Braun - Milwaukee WI, US
Andrew J. Doberstein - West Bend WI, US
Lawrence D. Moye - Kewaskum WI, US
Jack L. Vaughn - Hartford WI, US
Jeffrey A. Ziminski - Milwaukee WI, US

U-Line Corporation - Milwaukee WI

A47B 96/06

312408, 312410, 312351

A refrigeration unit with improved storage and accessibility features has a thermally insulated cabinet and door defining a storage space with a plurality of support elements. The support elements include easily removable door shelves and horizontal cabinet shelves that can be removed or repositioned without the door being fully opened due to dished regions adjacent the shelf supports that allow the shelves to be pivoted and removed rather than slid straight out of the cabinet. Indicia on one of the shelves follows the contour of one of the door shelves to indicate approximately the shelf space occupied by an adjacent door shelf and thus where items can be set without interfering with the closure of the door. The refrigeration unit also includes a cam assembly at the lower door hinge which biases the door closed when open approximately 35 degrees or less. The refrigeration unit also includes features for attaching an overlay panel to the door easily.

4705341, Nov 10, 1987

Apr 9, 1985

6/721983

James P. Schmiedel - Brown Deer WI
Lawrence D. Moye - Shorewood WI

Square D Company - Palatine IL

H01R 13422

439544

A terminal for a coil has a housing made of molded insulating material; a lug made of electrically conducting material and having at least three fingers protruding from a first end; a support molded into the housing for supporting the lug, the lug being capable of rotation about the support; and a shelf. The shelf has a first surface and a second surface, the shelf is capable of accepting at least one of the three fingers along the first surface, the shelf is capable of accepting at least two of the at least three fingers along the second surface, and the at least three fingers touch the shelf and prevent the first end of the lug from rotating about the support; and a hook is molded into the housing for securing a second end of a lug and for preventing rotation of the lug about the support in order to secure the lug to the housing. The first surface and the second surface of the shelf may be substantially planar parallel surfaces. One of the at least three fingers may be located along the first surface and two of the at least free fingers may be located along the second surface, and the two fingers are located to prevent rotation of the lug about a long axis of the one finger.