Dannie O Malafouris

7182594, Feb 27, 2007

Feb 8, 2006

11/350607

Dannie O. Malafouris - Portland OR, US

F23D 14/46
F23C 3/00

431350, 431249, 126512

A burner for use with fireplace gas logs includes a burner pan having a gas burner extending across it. A flame control plate is located in the burner pan above the burner. The flame control plate has an opening located in it which is partially covered by a damper. The damper can be moved to cover various portions of the opening which allows directing the burner flame to give the desired effect in the fireplace logs. By installing the burner assembly in a particular manner the fireplace logs can be made to look substantially like real burning logs.

20070044785, Mar 1, 2007

Aug 26, 2005

11/213228

Dannie Malafouris - Portland OR, US

F24B 3/00

12602500R

A portable barbeque has opposed fuel trays that are rotatably attached to a base at their inner ends. The fuel trays rotate between an open position where fuel can be burned in them to cook food on grills supported above them, and a closed position where their upper edges abut one another and fuel in the trays is lit and is extinguished. Located in each fuel tray is a grill bracket which carries the grills at various distances above the fuel in the fuel trays. The grill bracket includes a base which is removably attached to the fuel tray and a pair of upright supports which extend outwardly from opposed ends of the base. A plurality of slots located in the supports carry the grill.

20080178863, Jul 31, 2008

Jan 26, 2007

11/699275

Dannie O. Malafouris - Portland OR, US

A47J 37/07
B65D 33/16
B65D 33/00

126 25 C, 383 64, 383105

A self-extinguishing cooking system includes a barbecue grill with a pair of open topped fuel trays which are moveable between an open position where the grill can be cooked on and a closed position where the fuel trays abut one another. The fuel trays are placed in the closed position after the barbecue has been used to extinguish the remaining fuel in the fuel trays. A pouch, which is configured to receive the barbecue when it is in its closed position, is made from a double layer of fabric with a layer of air impervious material between them to reduce the amount of air that reaches the fuel when the barbecue is placed in the pouch.

41671759, Sep 11, 1979

Jan 24, 1977

5/762051

Dannie O. Malafouris - Portland OR

Barbecue Time, Inc. - Portland OR

A47J 3700
F24B 300
F24C 116

126 25C

A self-extinguishing grill combination comprises an hibachi-type grill and a substantially air-tight pouch dimensioned to receive the grill with its charge of burning solid fuel. The pouch has an opening sized to pass the grill. The opening is provided with a substantially air-tight closure adjustable between open and closed positions. The grill with its charge of burning fuel is inserted into the pouch through the opening after which the opening is sealed with the closure, thereby sealing off the pouch interior and extinguishing the burning fuel.

42287847, Oct 21, 1980

Sep 22, 1978

5/945135

Dannie O. Malafouris - Portland OR

F24B 700

126121

Fireplace forced air heating apparatus comprises a heat exchanger having a pair of tubes, which may serve as andirons, communicating with a plenum within the heat exchanger and extending outwardly to the front of the fireplace. The tubes connect with duct work including a reversible fan, a hot air register, and a baffle all designed for interchangeable connection to the tubes as required to adapt the installation to various fireplace settings. The tubes and duct work are telescoping to accommodate fireplaces of varying dimension.

D2592762, May 19, 1981

Sep 22, 1978

5/944953

Dannie O. Malafouris - Portland OR
Robert E. Jones - Eugene OR

D2303

D23 95

41589920, Jun 26, 1979

Jun 17, 1977

5/807380

Dannie O. Malafouris - Portland OR

A47J 3704

99421HV

A combination hibachi-type grill and rotisserie comprises at least one fuel tray mounted on a base. Securing means demountably secures a pair of brackets to opposite sides of the tray in vertical arrangement. Mounting means on the brackets rotatably receives a spit longitudinally of the tray. Drive means coupled to the spit drives the same at a predetermined rotational speed.

D2468867, Jan 10, 1978

Nov 22, 1976

5/743847

Dannie O. Malafouris - Portland OR

Newco Fireplace Equipment Limited, Inc.

D0704

D 7129