Edward C Schairbaum

6601931, Aug 5, 2003

Nov 28, 2000

09/723937

Edward C. Schairbaum - Fort Worth TX
John N. Lechman - Effingham IL

Nova Solutions, Inc. - Effingham IL

A47B 1706

312194, 108 26

An assembly is provided or supporting a flat monitor in adjacent but underlying relationship to a preferably window pane equipped, preferably rectangularly-configured aperture provided in a desk-type working platform. An aperture frame extends about perimeter portions of the aperture. A flat monitor support platform is located beneath but adjacent to the aperture. Joining components extend between and interconnect portions of the aperture frame with portions of the flat monitor support platform. A flat monitor is supportable by the platform with the platform generally suspended from the aperture frame with the aperture frame so positioned in the aperture. The flat monitor viewing screen with the flat monitor so supported is viewable through the aperture. The inclination of the flat monitor viewing screen is adjustable if desired. Various aperture frame structures, flat monitor support platforms, and joining components can be utilized.

54109728, May 2, 1995

May 19, 1992

7/885570

Edward C. Schairbaum - Fort Worth TX

Nova Manufacturing & Assembly, Inc. - Effingham IL

A47B 3500

108 50

An adjustable monitor suspending assembly is provided for a monitor that is positioned under a transparent portion in the top surface member of a desk-like structure. The suspending assembly is adjustable and suspends a forward upper region and a rearward upper region of the monitor. The suspending assembly avoids the need for a shelf member for supporting lower portions of the monitor.

45908664, May 27, 1986

Feb 16, 1984

6/580804

Edward C. Schairbaum - Fort Worth TX

A47B 8500
A47B 8106
A47G 2900
G09B 700

108 23

A computer work station is described in which a work table has a transparent generally horizontal work surface, a keyboard rested upon this table, and a CRT. To make the work station more usable, the CRT is movably suspended beneath the transparent work surface so that the screen of the CRT is visible therethrough. The CRT is preferably mounted for side to side, forward and back, swingable and rotational motion so as to be movable to a variety of positions and angles beneath the transparent work surface whereby its display will be conveniently visible on many portions of the table desired by the worker.

61520462, Nov 28, 2000

Jan 15, 1999

9/232124

Edward C. Schairbaum - Fort Worth TX
John N. Lechman - Effingham IL

Nova Solutions, Inc. - Effingham IL

A47B 8500

108 25

Apparatus and method are provided for preparing a viewing aperture in the top deck of a work station. The aperture when formed is provided with a liner sleeve adjacent to its perimeter. The outside face of the liner sleeve engages the edge wall of the aperture and the inside face of the liner sleeve supports rim portions of a transparent panel that is inset across the aperture. Various cross-sectional profiles for the aperture edge wall and the opposing faces of the liner sleeve can be used. The structures provides a reliable procedure for making an accurately sized aperture for monitor viewing in a deck.

55729355, Nov 12, 1996

May 2, 1995

8/432820

Edward C. Schairbaum - Fort Worth TX

Nova Solutions, Inc. - Effingham IL

A47B 3500

108 50

An adjustable monitor suspending assembly is provided for a monitor that is positioned under a transparent portion in the top surface member of a desk-like structure. The suspending assembly is adjustable and suspends a forward upper region and a rearward upper region of the monitor. The suspending assembly avoids the need for a shelf member for supporting lower portions of the monitor.

RE342661, Jun 1, 1993

Dec 21, 1990

7/647701

Edward C. Schairbaum - Fort Worth TX

A47B 8500

108 23

A computer work station is described in which a work table has a transparent generally horizontal work surface, a keyboard rested upon this table, and a CRT. To make the work station more usable, the CRT is movably suspended beneath the transparent work surface so that the screen of the CRT is visible therethrough. The CRT is preferably mounted for side to side, forward and back, swingable and rotational motion so as to be movable to a variety of positions and angles beneath the transparent work surface whereby its display will be conveniently visible on many portions of the table desired by the worker.