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Archive for the ‘Patenting Hurricane Safety Products’ Category
Patent For Roof Protection Product Recently Approved
A patent for a roof protection product from TriCord Hurricane Products has been approved. The product developed by TriCord can be placed over homeowner’s roof before the storm and can be removed after the storm. A simple and inexpensive product TriCord is anticipated to be workable on any home. The hurricane product has been tested […]
Hurricane Safety Product Patent Awarded to Storm-Busters
As a Florida patent attorney practicing in Fort Lauderdale, Florida, I have seen my fair share of hurricanes in the past couple of years run through South Florida as well as my fair share of hurricane patents for a wide variety of safety products. In this regard, a hurricane Safety product patent has been awarded […]
The Auger Buddy Fishing Equipment Patent Is Still Pending
If you’re an ice fisherman, the patent pending Auger Buddy may make your fishing trips easier. The inventors of the Auger Buddy have recently reached the patent pending stage for their lightweight, hand-operated sled, which transports the power auger and other ice fishing equipment across ice and snow. An article at www.pr.com touts the Auger […]
Hurricane Safety Equipment Patenting For Hurricane Harness
Here’s a patented invention to keep homes safe during hurricane season. The Hurricane Harness is an invention that provides "seat belts for your roof" and is designed to keep roofs from being pried off in the event of high speed winds, according to hurricaneharness.com. Roofs are most endangered portion of a house during a hurricane, […]
Mother Nature Offers Patenting Opportunities
Mother Nature offers inventors ample opportunity to stretch their inventive muscles. Patent pending storm-proof shutters by StormSecure aim to keep shutters on homes during heavy storms. The patent pending aspect of their Bahama and Colonial shutters are their extruded aluminum and double-walled tubular slats design, which shows how patentable ideas exist in even the most […]
