John R Kordecki

20050140187, Jun 30, 2005

Dec 9, 2004

11/008502

John Kordecki - Arlington Heights IL, US

A47C007/62

297162000, 297173000, 297188140

A computer support is attachable to a chair. The computer support has a top support means, a first pivoting means, and an alignment means. The top support means has a first surface joined to a second surface. The first pivoting means allows at least partial rotation movement of the top support about a first pivot point. The alignment means moves at least a portion of the computer support along a horizontal plane. A frame means attaches the top support means to a chair. The computer support provides a first use position mounted to a an external body and a lap use position separated from an external body.

20080110912, May 15, 2008

Nov 14, 2007

11/939967

John R. Kordecki - Arlington Heights IL, US

B65D 43/14
B65D 25/28

220810, 220752

A disposable container for disposing of yard debris. The container has a containment area defined by a sidewall. The containment area has a volume for storing waste yard debris. The container has an opening for accessing the containment area. The container has a flap adjacent the opening. The flap joins a base surface to the opening wherein the yard debris traverses along the flap to reach the opening and the containment area.

20090266954, Oct 29, 2009

Jan 14, 2009

12/353632

John R. Kordecki - Arlington Heights IL, US

A47B 96/06

24822021, 2482981

A computer support is attachable to a chair. The computer support has a top support means, a first pivoting means, and an alignment means. The top support means has a first surface joined to a second surface. The first pivoting means allows at least partial rotation movement of the top support about a first pivot point. The alignment means moves at least a portion of the computer support along a horizontal plane. A frame means attaches the top support means to a chair. The computer support provides a first use position mounted to an external body and a lap use position separated from an external body.

20120324821, Dec 27, 2012

Jun 4, 2012

13/488041

John R. Kordecki - Arlington Heights IL, US

E04B 1/58
E04C 3/00

52708, 52835

An expandable stud bracket for attachment to a 2×4, 2×6, or 4×4 board for construction of a temporary structure of support is disclosed. An embodiment of the bracket includes a receiving portion for securing the bracket to a stud, an adjustable portion opposite the receiving portion and having an extendable rod, an engagement plate attached to an end of the rod and an anchor attached to an end of the rod opposite the engagement plate and for limiting extension of the rod from the bracket, and a locking mechanism attached to the rod for preventing retraction. Optionally, a detachable foot portion may be used as part of the entire disclosed expansion system. Preferably, the extendable rod is threaded and the locking mechanism comprises a nut which can be tightened using a lever. The bracket may also accommodate angled surfaces.

20130260907, Oct 3, 2013

Mar 27, 2013

13/851567

John R. Kordecki - Arlington Heights IL, US

A63B 71/04

473 61

An aid for protecting and/or supporting a user's finger(s) or hand during an activity is described. The aid is particularly suited for activities involving repeated grasping which causes strain to the finger(s) and/or hand. The aid may be of a one-piece or two-piece design with features which allow adjustment to accommodate various finger and hand sizes. Generally speaking, the aid includes a finger collar which is placed about a user's fingers, and an extended support which combined with the collar holds the user's finger(s) in a particular curved state.

50481215, Sep 17, 1991

Apr 9, 1990

7/507251

John Kordecki - Hoffman Estates IL

A41B 1300
A41B 1310
A41D 1100

2 49R

A system for bottle feeding an infant comprises a bib 14, a base 16 adapted to rest on the infant, a bottle holder 18 hingeably attached to the base 16 for securing a bottle thereto, and a bib slot 20 operatively associated with the base for frictionally engaging the bib 14 so that the bit 14 is held to the base securely for purposes of feeding an infant and can be slid in and out of the slot means as desired. Pressure sensitive adhesive strips 31 and 33 may be added to bib 14 to hold the bib 14 to the infant. The bottle holder 18 is continuously angularly adjustable along a mast 22 to finely and continuously adjust the feeding rate. One end 32 of the bottle holder 18 presents a flat edge so that the bottle holder may be placed on a flat surface to position a bottle B in an upright position when the system 10 is not in use on the infant. The base 16 is contoured to fit an infant's torso with portions 48 engaging the infant's inner thigh to support the base.

50226169, Jun 11, 1991

Jul 17, 1989

7/382475

John Kordecki - Hoffman Estates IL

A47D 1500

248106

A system for bottle feeding an infant comprises a bib 14, a base 16 adapted to rest on the infant, a bottle holder 18 hingeably attached to the base 16 for securing a bottle thereto, and a bib slot 20 operatively associated with the base for frictionally engaging the bib 14 so that the bib 14 is held to the base securely for purposes of feeding an infant and can be slid in and out of the slot means as desired. Pressure sensitive adhesive strips 31 and 33 may be added to bib 14 to hold the bib 14 to the infant. The bottle holder 18 is continuously angularly adjustable along a mast 22 to finely and continuously adjust the feeding rate. One end 32 of the bottle holder 18 presents a flat edge so that the bottle holder may be placed on a flat surface to position a bottle B in an upright position when the system 10 is not in use on the infant. The base 16 is contoured to fit an infant's torso with portions 48 engaging the infant's inner thigh to support the base.

55517161, Sep 3, 1996

Dec 30, 1993

8/175795

Michael E. Kordecki - Vernon Hills IL
John R. Kordecki - Arlington Heights IL

B62B 104

280 4718

A pushable cart for transporting a golf bag includes a carriage frame and cradle. The carriage frame is connected to wheels at one end and has a handle at the other end. The cradle is connected to the carriage frame in an angular relation so that the cart is generally X-shaped. The cart can be made foldable or collapsible for transportation and storage. The cart also has structurally rigid design which allows the cart to be made of light weight metal. Moreover, the carts can be made nestable to provide space economy during storage.