William A Czajkoski

8151784, Apr 10, 2012

Apr 9, 2008

12/099849

William A. Czajkoski - Custer Park IL, US

F24B 3/00

126 30, 126 9 R, 126 25 A, 126 25 R, 126 29, 126506, 99450, 248 7, 248121, 248161, 248165

A portable grill is described. The portable grill has a grill member, a frame, and a support arm. The frame supports the portable grill on a support surface. The support arm extends outwardly from the frame. The support arm has a distal end and a proximal end. The distal end is joined to the grill member. The proximal end is pivotally joined to the frame forming a fulcrum therewith. The support arm is pivotable about the fulcrum to raise and lower the grill member relative to the support surface while maintaining the grill member substantially level.

20050005926, Jan 13, 2005

Jul 7, 2003

10/613312

William Czajkoski - Custer Park IL, US

F24B003/00

126030000, 126029000, 126506000

A collapsible grill and stand which can be used indoors over a fireplace, having a grill stand which makes it possible to position and support the grill member over the burning logs, charcoal or gas within the fireplace and under the flue so the smoke, gases, odors and heat are exhausted to the outside through the flue and do not enter the interior of the room or building. The stand includes an upright center post having a vertical passageway in which a telescoping insert is received, such insert having a laterally extending arm, at the outer end of which the grill member is secured. Three support legs extend laterally from the lower end of the upright post, two of which are pivotable to enable positioning the legs in a radially spread apart configuration that will support the grill member at the outer end of the laterally extending arm over the fire in a fireplace. A vertical height adjusting mechanism is provided to adjust the height of the grill member over the fire. The laterally extending arm is rotatable through a limited arcuate path. A rotation limiting assembly is provided to limit the rotation of the laterally extending arm and grill member on its outer end to prevent the grill and stand from becoming unbalanced and tipping over.

20060112950, Jun 1, 2006

Jan 13, 2006

11/332414

William Czajkoski - Custer Park IL, US

F24B 3/00

126030000, 12600900R

A collapsible grill and stand which can be used indoors over a fireplace, having a grill stand which makes it possible to position and support the grill member over the burning logs, charcoal or gas within the fireplace and under the flue so the smoke, gases, odors and heat are exhausted to the outside through the flue and do not enter the interior of the room or building. The stand includes an upright center post having a vertical passageway in which a telescoping insert is received, such insert having a laterally extending arm, at the outer end of which the grill member is secured. Three support legs extend laterally from the lower end of the upright post, two of which are pivotable to enable positioning the legs in a radially spread apart configuration that will support the grill member at the outer end of the laterally extending arm over the fire in a fireplace. A vertical height adjusting mechanism is provided to adjust the height of the grill member over the fire. The laterally extending arm is rotatable through a limited arcuate path. A rotation limiting assembly is provided to limit the rotation of the laterally extending arm and grill member on its outer end to prevent the grill and stand from becoming unbalanced and tipping over.