Edmund T Kochling

6688805, Feb 10, 2004

Jul 19, 2001

09/909442

Edmund T. Kochling - Charlton MA, 01507

E01C 1122

404 7, 404 9, 404 10

Pre-cast curbside access ramp and methods of making and installing the same. In a preferred embodiment, the pre-cast ramp is a quasi-trapezoidal member shaped to include an integrally formed curb portion, a trapezoidal central portion disposed behind the curb portion and a pair of generally triangular side portions disposed behind the curb portion and seamlessly transitioning from opposite sides of the central portion. The ramp is made using a forming apparatus comprising an inner form positioned within an outer form. The inner form, which is more shallow than the outer form, is filled with gravel. A steel grid is then positioned within the outer form and over the inner form. The outer form is then filled with concrete, which is then shaped, screeded, edged, grooved, troweled and allowed to harden within the outer form. When removed from the outer form, the bottom of the cast is provided with a weight-reducing recess. To install, a suitable length of curbing and walkway are removed, and the cast is set in the ground.

6953302, Oct 11, 2005

Jul 23, 2004

10/897928

Edmund T. Kochling - Charlton MA, US

E02D029/14

404 26, 52 20

An adjustment riser is disposed between a manhole and a frame embedded in the paved surface of a roadway. The adjustment riser includes an annular concrete base which includes substantially flat top and bottom surfaces. A ridge and a groove are formed on the top and bottom surfaces, respectively, of the base to facilitate in the stacking of multiple risers and to prevent water infiltration. The adjustment riser additionally includes a plurality of adjustable support assemblies for supporting the frame. Each support assembly includes a support which extends axially within a corresponding bore formed in the base. Each support includes an enlarged head shaped to support the frame, the vertical position of the head of the support relative to the top surface of the base being continuously adjustable. In this manner, the adjustable nature of each support enables riser to hold the frame in its proper orientation relative to the paved surface.

7073973, Jul 11, 2006

Feb 9, 2004

10/774782

Edmund T. Kochling - Charlton MA, US

E01C 11/22
E01C 5/08
E01F 9/53

404 7, 404 9, 404 45

Pre-cast curbside access ramp and methods of making and installing the same. In a preferred embodiment, the pre-cast ramp is a quasi-trapezoidal member shaped to include an integrally formed curb portion, a trapezoidal central portion disposed behind the curb portion and a pair of generally triangular side portions disposed behind the curb portion and seamlessly transitioning from opposite sides of the central portion. The ramp is made using a forming apparatus comprising an inner form positioned within an outer form. The inner form, which is more shallow than the outer form, is filled with gravel. A steel grid is then positioned within the outer form and over the inner form. The outer form is then filled with concrete, which is then shaped, screeded, edged, grooved, troweled and allowed to harden within the outer form. When removed from the outer form, the bottom of the cast is provided with a weight-reducing recess. To install, a suitable length of curbing and walkway are removed, and the cast is set in the ground.

7581900, Sep 1, 2009

Jul 10, 2006

11/483960

Edmund T. Kochling - Charlton MA, US

E01C 7/00
E01C 5/08

404 73, 404 75, 5274111

Pre-cast curbside access ramp and methods of making and installing the same. In a preferred embodiment, the pre-cast ramp is a quasi-trapezoidal member shaped to include an integrally formed curb portion, a trapezoidal central portion disposed behind the curb portion and a pair of generally triangular side portions disposed behind the curb portion and seamlessly transitioning from opposite sides of the central portion. The ramp is made using a forming apparatus comprising an inner form positioned within an outer form. The inner form, which is more shallow than the outer form, is filled with gravel. A steel grid is then positioned within the outer form and over the inner form. The outer form is then filled with concrete, which is then shaped, screeded, edged, grooved, troweled and allowed to harden within the outer form. When removed from the outer form, the bottom of the cast is provided with a weight-reducing recess. To install, a suitable length of curbing and walkway are removed, and the cast is set in the ground.

7661338, Feb 16, 2010

May 1, 2007

11/799708

Edmund T. Kochling - Charlton MA, US

B25B 13/06
B25B 13/00

811211, 811246

A socket assembly for a gate valve wrench includes a socket, a support member adapted to mount on the wrench and a fastener for connecting the socket to the support member in such a manner so as to retain the socket fixed in place on the gate valve wrench. The socket includes a cylindrical piece with an inner surface shaped to include twelve inwardly protruding ridges that together define an interior cavity. In use, the socket assembly can be used in conjunction with the wrench to turn a rounded gate valve operating nut. Specifically, with the socket assembly attached to the wrench, the socket is forcibly driven down over the rounded nut such that each ridge digs into the rounded nut. Firmly engaged by the socket, the rounded nut can then be operated using the wrench.

D688849, Sep 3, 2013

Mar 24, 2011

29/373272

Edmund T. Kochling - Charlton MA, US

0202

D 2840

20070193114, Aug 23, 2007

Dec 7, 2006

11/635803

Edmund Kochling - Charlton MA, US

A01G 29/00

047048500

A watering device well-suited for use in watering soil that surrounds a plant includes an inlet adapted to receive a supply of water, an elongated length of rigid tubing shaped to define an outlet, the outlet being in fluid communication with the inlet, and a shut-off valve for regulating the flow of water from the inlet to the outlet. In use, the tubing is inserted deep into the layer of soil. The shut-off valve is then opened so that water is dispensed from the outlet, water being dispensed until the soil is thoroughly saturated with water. At that time, water present in the soil naturally drains downward which in turn results in substantial compaction of the soil. This process of compaction serves to eliminate the presence of any harmful air pockets in the soil.

20120060260, Mar 15, 2012

Aug 25, 2011

13/199369

Edmund T. Kochling - Charlton MA, US

A41D 27/20

2250

A pocketed garment dimensioned to cover at least a portion of a torso of a person. According to one embodiment, the garment is a shirt, and a pocket is positioned on the rear exterior of the shirt. The pocket includes a first opening for insertion of a portable entertainment device into the pocket. The pocket also includes a second opening through which headphone wires, connected to the portable entertainment device, may be passed.