Kermit E Meehan from Wayzata, MN

Refrigeration System For Product Display Enclosures
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US Patent:

48829102, Nov 28, 1989
Filed:

Feb 8, 1989
Appl. No.:

7/308142
Inventors:

Kermit E. Meehan - Wayzata MN
William T. Nichols - Wayzata MN
Timothy S. Meehan - Minneapolis MN
Robert A. Essig - Minneapolis MN
International Classification:

A47F 304
US Classification:

62256
Abstract:

A refrigeration and display assembly includes a display container with an open top, a refrigeration enclosure beneath and supporting the container, and an outer housing surrounding the enclosure and display container. A pair of openings formed in the display container floor are positioned for respective alignment with inlet and outlet openings of the refrigeration enclosure, when the container and enclosure are engaged. The floor and side walls of the container are constructed of pairs of panels fastened together. Grooves are formed in one of the panels of each pair, whereupon the joinder of the panels forms fluid channels for circulation of air between the container and enclosure. The housing surrounds and hides the refrigeration enclosure from view, while maintaining the display enclosure in a snug, nesting fashion.

Package Product Display Box Having Adjustable Length Feature
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US Patent:

51920190, Mar 9, 1993
Filed:

Jun 18, 1992
Appl. No.:

7/900353
Inventors:

Kermit E. Meehan - Wayzata MN
Assignee:

The Mike Meehan Company - Plymouth MN
International Classification:

B65D 532
US Classification:

229101
Abstract:

A point-of-purchase product display box having an adjustable length for the receptacle. The display box comprises first and second telescopically-engaged segments each of generally rectangular parallelepipedon configuration with back panels, a pair of side flaps, and one end flap, all extending at right angles from the back panel. The side flaps of each of the first and second segments have spaced-apart rows of aligned bores formed therein along row axes generally parallel to the common juncture line between the side flaps and the back panel, including an upper row and a lower row with the axes of the separate rows being aligned, and with a number of bores being arranged to permit telescopically-engaged relationship between the segments in either closely coupled or elongated relationship so as to accommodate the available space at the point-of-purchase location.

Kermit E Meehan