Mark Michael Wayne

US Patent:

6454491, Sep 24, 2002

Filed:

Nov 24, 1999

Appl. No.:

09/449331

Inventors:

Mark Wayne - Southfield MI 48034

International Classification:

E02B 304

US Classification:

405 32, 405 31, 405285

Abstract:

A portable seawall system is designed to upwardly extend an existing seawall. The system includes a base bracket designed to attach to the upper edge of the existing seawall. A wall section extends upwardly from the existing seawall. Multiple triangular brace assemblies each extend above and below the base bracket and engage the wall section and the existing seawall. A membrane seals the wall section to the existing seawall. The membrane is interconnected with the wall section and with the existing seawall. Multiple wall sections may be joined end to end to form a continuous seawall.

US Patent:

6478356, Nov 12, 2002

Filed:

Jan 5, 2000

Appl. No.:

09/477873

Inventors:

Mark Wayne - Southfield MI 48034

International Classification:

B60R 1301

US Classification:

296 392

Abstract:

A truck bed or bedliner for a cargo carrier includes a transverse divider received in sidewall slots and a loop engaging a side of the divider to secure the divider in position.

US Patent:

20030034664, Feb 20, 2003

Filed:

May 24, 2002

Appl. No.:

10/124876

Inventors:

Mark Wayne - Southfield MI, US

International Classification:

B62D033/02

US Classification:

296/039200, 410/142000

Abstract:

A cargo area structure for a pickup truck has a bottom, interior side walls, and at least one interior end wall. The interior side walls and the end wall have a top edge and a bottom edge, with the bottom edge being attached to the bottom of the cargo area structure. At least one transverse divider has a first end and a second end and extends between the side walls with the first end adjacent to one of the side walls and the second end adjacent to the other side wall. Each of the side walls is generally planar and has a plurality of generally parallel vertically extending protrusions integrally formed on each of the side walls. The protrusions extend inwardly from the plane of the side wall and are spaced apart along the side wall so as to define mounting slots between the protrusions for mounting the divider between the side walls.

US Patent:

52860337, Feb 15, 1994

Filed:

Mar 23, 1992

Appl. No.:

7/855426

Inventors:

Mark Wayne - Southfield MI

International Classification:

A63B 6500

US Classification:

273377

Abstract:

A parachute game includes a hand-tossable parachute assembly that is held by a player and is tossed at a target hoop. The parachute assembly comprises at least one hemispherical canopy attached to a body portion by a number of conically arrayed cords. The body portion includes at least one ring at its top end for cord attachment. In one embodiment, the body portion includes axially-placed stabilizing vanes. At its bottom side, the body portion may have defined therein a concave depression to assist in retarding the free fall of the body as it travels through the air. The target may either be a single marker or may be a series of concentric markers. Alternatively, the target may be a sheet that appears to be a view of land and may include miniature vehicles, buildings, monuments, pools of water, natural elevations and the like. An announcing system may be provided to alert the player as to the scoring of points. The body of the assembly may have the shape of a space craft, a human or an imaginary alien.

US Patent:

52659933, Nov 30, 1993

Filed:

Dec 23, 1992

Appl. No.:

7/996530

Inventors:

Mark Wayne - Southfield MI

International Classification:

B01D 4500

US Classification:

410129

Abstract:

A truck bed divider system for placement within the bed of a truck includes at least one primary divider and at least one secondary divider. The primary dividers include brackets at each end that provide a frictional fit against the interior side of the walls of the bed of the truck. By a slotted interrelationship, the primary dividers are situated within the bed at their preferred positions and are thereafter adjusted by extending the brackets outward relative to the divider body to their maximum extent whereby they are pressed against the side of the bed and held thereto by tension, thus eliminating the need for fasteners. The secondary dividers are provided with hooks at their ends and are interfittable between the primary dividers by being hooked into slots perpendicularly defined in the body of the primary dividers. Both primary and secondary dividers are preferably provided with shelf extensions for the placement of shelves thereupon.

US Patent:

52597121, Nov 9, 1993

Filed:

Aug 30, 1991

Appl. No.:

7/755509

Inventors:

Mark Wayne - Southfield MI

International Classification:

B60P 164

US Classification:

410152

Abstract:

A divider system for the cargo area of a vehicle is provided comprising one or more dividers and inserts for bracing the dividers. The inserts are of two embodiments. In the first embodiment, a tapered, V-shaped insert is provided for attachment to the slots conventionally provided in a vehicle bed liner. In the second embodiment, an insert is provided that is attachable to the inner wall of a vehicle's cargo area which does not necessarily attach to a liner. The second embodiment is held in place by either an adhesive or a clamping assembly.

US Patent:

D3160726, Apr 9, 1991

Filed:

Nov 17, 1989

Appl. No.:

7/437922

Inventors:

Mark Wayne - Southfield MI

US Classification:

D12190

US Patent:

51526379, Oct 6, 1992

Filed:

May 20, 1991

Appl. No.:

7/702423

Inventors:

Mark Wayne - Southfield MI

International Classification:

E02D 560

US Classification:

405127

Abstract:

A cover for eliminating marine life from the intake of a water intake positioned beneath the surface of a body of water. The cover is placeable over a water intake and is provided with a plurality of apertures formed therethrough which permit water to flow into the water intake. An electrical wire is embedded in a spiral or serpentine fashion within the cover. An insulated cable connects to the embedded wire and provides a radio frequency signal from an external source of power. The wire radiates radio frequency energy over the surface of the cover so that sea mussels and other marine life which have accumulated on the cover are repelled or killed. In a different configuration, electrical heating elements are connected to the wire and generate sufficient heat to drive off or kill the marine life. In a further embodiment, a sonic generator is attached to the cover and generates sonic waves which achieve the same result.

Author:

Mark N. Wayne

ISBN #:

0063891506

Author:

Mark N. Wayne

ISBN #:

0534001491