Victor M Menendez, 591804 Chamberlain Dr, Carrollton, TX 75007

2011017, Jul 14, 2011

Jan 13, 2010

12/686696

Joseph K. Kirby - Chicago IL, US
Victor M. Menendez - Carrollton TX, US

EcoMePlease, LLC - Fort Worth TX

G05B 15/00

700278

A system for conditioning air in a structure includes a first conditioning system and a second conditioning system. The first conditioning system is capable of supplying conditioned air to a first space of the structure. The first space is enclosed, at least in part, by one or more external walls. The second conditioning system is capable of supplying conditioned air to a second space of the structure that is located above the first space. The second space is enclosed, at least in part, by a roof that is sealed to prevent a flow of air between the second space and an outside environment. The first space and the second space are separated by a ceiling that permits thermal energy to pass between the first space and the second space.

2022035, Nov 10, 2022

May 4, 2021

17/307555

- Rockleigh NJ, US
Victor M. Menendez - Carrollton TX, US

Crestron Electronics, Inc. - Rockleigh NJ

E06B 9/44

A roller shade for selectively covering an architectural opening and which reduces deflection and sagging in the roller shade. The roller shade comprises a tension insert inserted and substantially centered within the roller tube of the roller shade. The tension insert comprises a longitudinal insert body, a threaded rod, and a pair of threaded nuts. The insert body comprises an inner tube portion with a plurality of longitudinal fins circumferentially extending from the inner tube portion. The threaded rod is inserted within the inner tube portion of the insert body and the insert body is longitudinally compressed by threading the pair of threaded nuts on the threaded rod.

2023003, Feb 2, 2023

Oct 10, 2022

17/962676

- Rockleigh NJ, US
Victor M. Menendez - Carrollton TX, US

Crestron Electronics, Inc. - Rockleigh NJ

E06B 9/42

A hem bar assembly adapted to secure to a shade material of a roller shade that selectively covers or uncover an architectural opening. The hem bar assembly comprises a first hem bar portion adapted to attach to a second hem bar portion. The first hem bar portion comprises a longitudinal flexible locking member recessed in the inner wall of the first hem bar portion and comprising a channel longitudinally extending therein. The hem bar assembly further comprises a longitudinal spline comprising a longitudinal male plug adapted to wedge and retain the shade material within the locking member channel of the first hem bar portion. The hem bar assembly is configured to attach to the shade material without welding and in exposed, half-wrap, or full-wrap configurations.

2019032, Oct 24, 2019

Apr 10, 2019

16/380006

- Pearl River NY, US
Victor Menendez - McKinney TX, US

Hunter Douglas, Inc. - Pearl River NY

E06B 9/17

A hem bar for use with an architectural-structure covering such as, for example, a rollable screen (e.g., an outdoor insect screen, a solar screen, a hurricane screen, a privacy and security screen, etc.). The hem bar includes a weather strip for contacting or resting on a contacting surface when the covering is in a fully extended position. The weather strip is vertically, movably positioned relative to the hem bar. Additionally, the weather strip may be downwardly biased relative to the hem bar. The hem bar may also include a plurality of weight-receiving chambers for receiving, for example, a weighted rod, a weighted bar, or the like to assist in maintaining the covering in a taut condition (e.g., assists with maintaining constant tension on the covering) in the extended position. The hem bar may have a symmetrical design to eliminate any tilting or rocking motion.