| Class / Patent application number | Description | Number of patent applications / Date published |
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| 144344000 | Securing | 28 |
| 20080277026 | JOINT FOR CONNECTING WOOD MEMBERS - A joint for joining one board to another board comprises a plurality of alternating top and bottom fingers. The top fingers each have a top surface and a sloped surface. The top surfaces of the top fingers are level and contiguous with the top surface of the board, and the sloped surfaces angle from the outer ends of the top fingers inward and downward to the bottom surface of the board. The bottom fingers each have a bottom surface and a sloped surface. The bottom surfaces of the bottom fingers are level and contiguous with the bottom surface of the board, and the sloped surfaces angle from the outer ends of the bottom fingers inward and upward to the top surface of the board. When two boards having such joints are joined, the top fingers of each board interlace and the bottom fingers of each board interlace. | 11-13-2008 |
| 20100206435 | METHOD OF INSERTING CONNECTING ELEMENTS IN THE END FACES AND/OR LONGITUDINAL SIDES OF TECHNICAL WOOD PRODUCTS - A method of inserting wooden or plastic connecting elements into at least one of end faces and longitudinal sides of technical wood products which are continuously conveyed along a device. The technical wood products have two opposing planar surfaces, the end faces connect the opposing planar surfaces and have a relatively small surface area compared to the two opposing planar surfaces. At least one of the end faces and the longitudinal sides have grooves for receiving the connecting elements. The method includes providing an inventory of pre-fabricated connecting elements. Cutting and separating the connecting elements and transferring the connecting elements from the inventory into magazines. Grasping individual ones of the connecting elements from the magazines with a transfer device and lifting or lowering the individual connecting element to the height of the groove in the technical wood products. Pressing the individual connecting element into the groove of the continuously conveyed technical wood products with a press-in unit in a program-controlled manner. | 08-19-2010 |
| 20110083773 | METHOD AND ARRANGEMENT FOR JOINTING WOOD VENEERS TO EACH OTHER - The invention relates to a method and an arrangement for jointing wood veneers to each other with an edge joint. In the method, the veneers to be jointed are first positioned with edges to be jointed against each other, and thereafter a jointing operation of the veneers to each other is performed at connection points spaced from each other in the longitudinal direction of a joint between the veneers. The method comprises forming in the to-be-jointed veneers a row of not less than three through-holes at said connection points, said row extending across the joint between the abutting edges of the veneers to be jointed, such that one of the holes substantially coincides with the joint, and thereafter attaching the veneers to each other by means of splicing tools to be fitted in the holes. | 04-14-2011 |
| 20110155284 | Knock-down foundation for a bed - The foundation consists of an assembly of wooden components which interconnect to form an enclosed rectangular configuration for supporting a mattress. At each corner of the assembly are two posts which are interconnected by dowels or by a tongue and groove. The dowels and the mouths of the openings in which they are accommodated are bevelled for facilitating the insertion of the dowels into the openings should they be misaligned. The tongues and grooves are also bevelled for the same reason. The wooden components are subject to compressive forces and to a heat treatment before being assembled into the foundation. | 06-30-2011 |
| 20110192496 | METHOD FOR ASSEMBLING A STRUCTURE - A method of assembling a structure of timber lengths, e.g. roof trusses, includes a number of upper and lower structure lengths or pieces, as well as a number of diagonals or braces etc., in which the timber lengths are laid out and fixed to one another. The structure formed from the timber lengths fixed to one another is observed by a first camera for positional determination of the structure and comparison of observation data with structure data and for controlling at least a second camera. The structure is fed into a unit for pressing in place of jointing pieces, e.g. corrugated fasteners, over the joints between the timber lengths by at least one positionable press unit, and the second camera observes the infed structure and positions the press unit at the correct position over a joint for pressing in place of a jointing piece. | 08-11-2011 |
| 20120247617 | DERIVATIVES OF NATIVE LIGNIN, LIGNIN-WAX COMPOSITIONS, THEIR PREPARATION AND USES THEREOF - A wax composition comprising a lignin derivative wherein the derivative has a total hydroxyl content of from about 0.1 mmol/g to about 7 mmol/g. | 10-04-2012 |
| 20140048176 | Method of Joining Component Workpieces and Structure Made Thereby - A method of adjoining a pair of workpieces together comprising forming a mortise on one of such workpieces and a tenon in the other workpiece wherein one of the mortise and tenon is provided with diverging surfaces along the length thereof, inserting the tenon into the mortise and displacing one of such workpieces relative to the other of the workpieces along a line of travel parallel to the length to the mortise to cause the diverging surfaces of one of the mortise and tenon to engage the surfaces of the other of the mortise and tenon thereby positioning the workpieces relative to each other. | 02-20-2014 |
| 144345000 | And cutting or shaping | 21 |
| 20090065096 | Moulder - A moulder has a first feeding unit and a transport path on which a workpiece is transported by the first feeding unit in an advancing direction At least one stop is arranged at the transport path. Horizontal spindles and vertical spindles each provided with a tool are provided for machining the workpiece. A second feeding unit is provided for moving the workpiece in the advancing direction. For machining the workpiece when the workpiece is moved by the second feeding unit, a first one of the vertical spindles is utilized. | 03-12-2009 |
| 20090084468 | AUTOMATED TRUSS ASSEMBLY JIG SETTING SYSTEM - A method of automatically placing pucks on a truss assembly table includes the steps of receiving input regarding the truss assembly table and a truss to be assembled on the truss assembly table, and processing the input. Locations on the truss assembly table for each puck are selected based on the processed input that optimizes the overall support given to the truss. The pucks are automatically moved to their selected locations. | 04-02-2009 |
| 20090199929 | Working Device - A device for working of a length of timber or lengths of timber and similar materials frame sections for roof wherein a plurality of conveyors are disposed for a displacement of the lengths of timber substantially in the longitudinal direction of the conveyors and transversely of the longitudinal direction of lengths of timber that at least the conveyors located most proximal the ends of the lengths of timber is/are switchable transversely of the feeding direction and thereby in the longitudinal direction of the lengths of timber in a direction to and from the ends of the lengths of timber and that a number of working units with a number of tool holders each for its or their working tool are displaceable in relation to the lengths of timber to a working position. | 08-13-2009 |
| 144346000 | Surface bonding | 13 |
| 20130186518 | SUSTAINABLE SIMULATED COMMODITY TROPICAL HARDWOOD PANEL - A simulated commodity tropical hardwood-based panel includes an engineered veneer face including a first wood from one or more sustainable sources of wood. The face has a dyed coloring, a simulated grain, or a dyed coloring and a simulated grain that is substantially similar to the coloring, grain, or coloring and grain of a tropical hardwood veneer. The panel further includes a back and a core disposed between the face and back. The face, the core and back are stacked and adhered together to form a laminated panel. The face of the simulated commodity tropical hardwood-based panel has an appearance that is substantially similar to the appearance of the face veneer of a commodity tropical hardwood-based panel that includes the tropical hardwood veneer. The panel comprises no tropical hardwood from a non-sustainable source of wood. | 07-25-2013 |
| 20160185007 | METHOD FOR PRODUCING FLOORING MODULES COMPRISING ELEMENTS WITH CURVILINEAR EDGES MADE FROM TIMBER PLANKS HAVING EDGES WITH THE NATURAL CURVATURE OF THE WOODEN MATERIAL - Present invention relates to a method for producing flooring modules comprising elements with curvilinear edges made from timber planks having edges with the natural curvature of the wooden material. Every single module comprises multiple elements, which are intended to be laid down in the module in adjacent rows in pairs, where the joint of row is of each displaced in relation to the adjacent row and the ends of each row of elements in the module are also displaced in relation to each other. | 06-30-2016 |
| 144347000 | Of interengaging work parts (e.g., dovetail) | 4 |
| 20090007988 | FLOOR PLANKS PRODUCTION MACHINES AND METHOD - A floor planks production method, for producing wood flooring from raw lumbers, by surfacing top and lower faces of the lumbers to a final thickness of the lumbers; optimizing the lumbers along a length thereof to determine lengths of best faces; and profiling edges of the optimized lumbers. The system comprises a surfacing unit processing both top and lower faces of each lumber to final dimensions; an optimizing unit receiving lumbers from the surfacing unit; and a profiling unit processing edges of each length of best faces positioned by the optimizing unit. | 01-08-2009 |
| 20140048177 | Method of Joining Component Workpieces and Structure Made Thereby - A method of adjoining a pair of workpieces together comprising forming a mortise on one of such workpieces and a tenon in the other workpiece wherein one of the mortise and tenon is provided with diverging surfaces along the length thereof, inserting the tenon into the mortise and displacing one of such workpieces relative to the other of the workpieces along a line of travel parallel to the length to the mortise to cause the diverging surfaces of one of the mortise and tenon to engage the surfaces of the other of the mortise and tenon thereby positioning the workpieces relative to each other. | 02-20-2014 |
| 20140102590 | MONOCOQUE FURNITURE ASSEMBLY AND METHOD OF MANUFACTURE - A monocoque furniture assembly and method of manufacture is provided that utilizes modular wood segments connected by interlocking mating joints that are self-registering for ease of assembly and elimination of the need for special assembly tools. The monocoque structure achieves structural integrity with much thinner sheet material. The system can further include a series of reinforcing struts, trusses, ribs and doublers where required that distribute loads as well as a labeling protocol identifying mating assembly points and orientation thereby eliminating the need for lengthy assembly instructions, special skill or training. | 04-17-2014 |
| 20150298345 | DOVETAIL PROCESSING APPARATUS AND PROCESSING METHOD FOR HORIZONTALLY LOADING WOOD PLATE - The present invention comprises a horizontal loading platform on an upper part of a base frame in order to horizontally load a wood panel and comprises a spindle mounting platform to which is attached, in horizontally rotatable fashion, a spindle adapted to mount a processing bit at the front side of the base frame, wherein the spindle mounting platform is transferred at least in the vertical direction and the left-to-right horizontal direction so as to process the wood panel. | 10-22-2015 |
| 144348000 | Including heat applying | 1 |
| 20160158961 | METHOD AND DEVICE FOR THE MOLDING OF WOOD FIBER BOARD - The invention relates to a method and device with which it is possible to arrange complicated shapes with considerable differences in height in wood fiber board, and in particular but not exclusively so called MDF (Medium Density Fiberboard). The deformation of the wood fiber board which can be achieved is known in the art as extrusion, wherein a considerable plastic deformation takes place accompanied by flow and stretch of the material. | 06-09-2016 |
| 144350000 | Cutting or shaping subsequent to bonding | 6 |
| 20080308187 | Radial Baseball Bat - A laminated wood bat having may comprise wedges of wood adhered together in such a manner that the entire surface or sections of the surface of the bat barrel, throat, and handle have the tight grain of the normal hitting surface. Adjacent wedges of wood may be cut from the same strip of wood. The bat may be glued together with a low viscosity polyurethane adhesive. | 12-18-2008 |
| 20090101236 | Method of Manufacturing a Panel - A method of manufacturing a panel ( | 04-23-2009 |
| 20110005642 | Method for Making Braided Structures - A method for making wicker constructions is proposed, which can be used for interior decoration of buildings as heating radiators screens, light-weight partitions, wall and ceiling panels, furniture elements and door-panels. The method allows decreasing efforts for making the wickering and increasing rigidness and carrying capacity of wicker constructions. The wickered elements are placed into the construction along two, predominantly mutually perpendicular directions. The first direction elements are pre-produced as straps with straight profile or corrugated profile with a step L, the second direction elements are pre-produced as straps with corrugated profile with a step L. The first elements are placed in parallel rows with an interval L/2. The first elements crossing the second elements are placed into their depressions. The corrugated elements can be pre-produced of corrugated plywood, corrugated wooden veneer sheets, a wooden billet milled to a corrugated profile, and then the corrugated materials are sawn into straps. | 01-13-2011 |
| 20150059927 | METHOD FOR PRODUCING A LAMELLA CORE - A method of producing a semi-product for a building panel, wherein the method includes the step of: arranging at least two distance strips, on a first sawn timber board; arranging a second saw timber board to the distance strips; applying a glue; positioning of the first and the second sawn timber board and the distance strips by applying a pressure; and applying a pressure on the first and the second sawn timber board by a third and a fourth element, in a direction perpendicular to a top surface of the second sawn timber board, until the distance strips is bonded by the glue to the first and the second sawn timber board and thereby obtaining a solid batch; and cutting of said solid batch in the length direction of the first and the second timber boards. | 03-05-2015 |
| 20150306785 | ROLLED BASEBALL BAT - An improved laminated bat is presented using a wood inner core that maintains a constant “feel” to the bat when a ball is struck. The use of a wood inner core further ensure consent thermal expansion and bending as the bat is used to impact a ball. Progressively narrower veneer sheets of wood are heated to bond thermoset glue on the inner core to approximate the finished contour of the bat. Veneer layers are also pressed onto the bat thereby providing a completely bonded bat with any air bubbles removed when the last layer of veneer is rolled onto the bat. This reduces the amount of post processing of the bat and results in a nearly finished shape when the veneer is applied. The overlapping wood grain increases the strength of the bat and eliminated inconsistencies with hitting a ball at a particular side of the bat. | 10-29-2015 |
| 144351000 | Followed by additional bonding | 1 |
| 20140027020 | METHOD FOR PRODUCING A VENEER - Method for manufacturing second wood sheets from first wood sheets, comprising steps (i) to (iv): (i) providing first wood sheets having a laminarly developed front side and backside, wherein the moisture content of said first wood sheets is below the fiber saturation point of the wood; (ii) applying a water-comprising adhesive to one or more front sides and/or one or more backsides of said first wood sheets provided in step (i); (iii) adhering said wood sheets from step (ii) and optionally from step (i) with laminar sides to each other in order to form a block which comprises adhered layers of said first wood sheets, wherein the adhering is performed such to increase the moisture content of said formed block up to or above the fiber saturation point of the wood; (iv) slicing said block formed in step (iii) to form said second wood sheets. | 01-30-2014 |
| 144353000 | By separate mechanical fastener | 1 |
| 20150298217 | INFINITY JOINT JIG, PLUG, AND METHOD OF USE - An infinity jig, infinity plug and a method of forming an infinity joint is presented. The infinity jig has a base with a work surface and an upright with a work surface connected to the base at an approximate perpendicular alignment. The upright includes a plurality of drill guides that are positioned such that a portion of a drill bit inserted into the drill guide extends below the work surface of the base. An infinity hole is formed by using a drill bit having a stop collar to drill partially into a workpiece with a portion of the drill bit exiting a connecting surface of the work piece. To form an infinity joint, two workpieces having infinity holes therein are aligned with one another and an infinity plug is inserted in the aligned infinity holes. The infinity plug pulls the two workpieces together providing a tight and aesthetically pleasing joint. | 10-22-2015 |
| 144354000 | Interengaging work parts | 3 |
| 20080216919 | TABLE SAW JIG FOR CUTTING BOX JOINTS - A jig for cutting box joints on a table saw, including guide bar clamps adapted to be joined to guide bars of a table saw; a spacer joined to the guide bar clamps; a spacer strip joined to the spacer, the spacer strip defining spacer apertures; a board clamp joined to an engagement pin, the engagement pin engaging one of the spacer apertures of the spacer strip; and mechanism for offsetting pairs of boards such that grooves and projections on a pair of boards is cuttable offset from a corresponding pair and method of use including joining a jig to a table saw; clamping at least two pairs of boards to the jig; positioning the clamped boards relative to the table saw; cutting a groove through all boards; repositioning the clamped boards relative to the table saw; cutting another groove spaced apart from the first groove; repeating the steps of repositioning and cutting another groove until grooves have been cut from one edge to an opposing edge with projections disposed between the grooves; and interlacing the projections and grooves of the pairs of boards to form a box joint. | 09-11-2008 |
| 20100282368 | Mortise and Tenon Joinery of Log Members - A method of joining a plurality of elongate log members using mortise and tenon joinery comprises forming mortise sockets in the log members at a controllable depth relative to a longitudinal central axis of the log members. Log members having tenons formed thereon for connection between two mortise bearing log members can thus be standardized and interchangeable with one another even when an outer surface of the log members is irregular in profile. A device for forming mortise sockets and tenons on log members in a reproducible manner comprises a pair of work holders which define a longitudinal axis of the log member. A mortise cutter and a tenon cutter are supported for movement relative to the work holders for controllably forming the mortise sockets and tenons in a log member relative to the longitudinal central axis of the log member. | 11-11-2010 |
| 20150320210 | Methods for Manufacturing a Drawer - A method for manufacturing drawers, wherein the drawers comprise walls as well as a bottom, and at least a first and a second of the walls comprise a tongue and a groove with locking parts. The respective groove is provided on the inner side of the first wall, whereas the respective tongue is provided on the distal end of the second wall. The first wall and second wall are manufactured of respectively one board. | 11-12-2015 |
| 144355000 | Shaping by cutting | 1 |
| 20110203702 | Gauge and frame for a portable sawmill to make wooden box culvert - A gauge and frame for a portable sawmill to make wooden box culvert has a frame adapted to receive the portable sawmill, the frame including a pair of spaced guide members; each the guide member includes a worm screw member adapted to linearly move a retainer member, a holding member adapted to orient the retainer member at a desired angle, and an angle selecting member adapted to move the retainer member; a beam rotating member rotatably attached to the frame and located between the guide members, the beam rotating member including a support member adapted to hold wooden beams, and a handle member used for rotating the support member in a plurality of axes, such that wooden beams can be manipulated and held in desired orientations and thereby cut in chosen angles and shapes by a ribbon saw of the sawmill. | 08-25-2011 |
