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Jamie P Kostelyk

from Valparaiso, IN
Age ~55
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Also known as:
Jamie D Kostelyk, Jamie Kostel
Related to:
Ken D Worley, 70Mark WorleyDorothy M Tameling, 52Phillip Kostelyk, 28Maria Szalajko, 67Michal T Szalajko, 41Miko M Hamilton, 54Jesse C Kostelyk, 27Cynthia J Kostelyk, 73Randall S Hamilton, 62Wiktor Szalajko, 70Maureen A Hamilton, 82Kay L Nietzel, 73Hamilton Miko, 54Britney M Hamilton, 33
Connected to:
Bradley M Kostelyk, 35Emrah Kostem, 44Jason Kostempski, 45Dean Kostenbauder, 68Joyce L Kostenbader, 54Kip R Kostenbauder, 51Molly E Kosten, 56Nicole M Kostenbader, 42Robert G Kostencki, 60Clarence Kostenko, 75

Jamie Kostelyk Phones & Addresses

  • Valparaiso, IN
  • 3703 38Th St, Highland, IN 46322 (219) 617-0874
  • 7228 Tapper Ave, Hammond, IN 46324
  • Evergreen Park, IL
  • Montgomery, AL
  • Whiting, IN
  • Laketon, IN
  • 3703 38Th St, Highland, IN 46322

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Company: Polyjohn enterprises corp Position: Design engineer

Industries

Plastics

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Design Engineer

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Location:
3703 38Th St, Highland, IN 46322
Industry:
Plastics
Work:
PolyJohn Enterprises Corp
Design Engineer

Publications

Us Patents

Knockdown Portable Toilet

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US Patent:
6427256, Aug 6, 2002
Filed:
Oct 26, 2000
Appl. No.:
09/697261
Inventors:
Rodney M. Mullett - Hammond IN
Jamie Kostelyk - Hammond IN
Daniel G. Tyler - Crown Point IN
Assignee:
PolyJohn Enterprises Corporation - Whiting IN
International Classification:
A47K 1104
US Classification:
4476, 4449, 52 796, 52 791
Abstract:
A knockdown portable toilet cabana comprises substantially identical panels forming opposite, vertical side walls and a rear wall, and a front panel having an access opening with a door covering the opening and hingedly connected to the front panel. The lower edges of the panels are engaged with a floor forming base and a covering roof is arranged at the upper ends of the panels. The lower edges of the panels and the corresponding peripheral edges of the base are provided with interconnecting channels and tongues for releaseably attaching, and for detaching the panels and the base. The upper edges of the panels and the corresponding edges of the roof are provided with releaseable connectors for attaching and detaching the roof from the panels. Elongated channel members frictionally engage and releaseably connect together the adjacent vertical edges of the panels. A toilet waste holding tank is removably positioned within the cabana.

Portable, Stand-Alone, Double Bowl, Hand-Wash Sink Station

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US Patent:
D553753, Oct 23, 2007
Filed:
May 18, 2005
Appl. No.:
29/230189
Inventors:
Rodney M. Mullett - Hammond IN, US
Jamie P. Kostelyk - Hammond IN, US
Assignee:
PolyJohn Enterprises Corporation - Whiting IN
International Classification:
2302
US Classification:
D24234, D23286

Portable Sanitary Dispenser Assembly

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US Patent:
D607677, Jan 12, 2010
Filed:
Feb 28, 2007
Appl. No.:
29/273225
Inventors:
Rodney M. Mullett - Hammond IN, US
Jamie P. Kostelyk - Hammond IN, US
Assignee:
PolyJohn Enterprises Corporation - Whiting IN
International Classification:
2002
US Classification:
D 6518

Portable Restroom

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US Patent:
D609413, Feb 2, 2010
Filed:
Feb 25, 2009
Appl. No.:
29/332780
Inventors:
Daniel G. Tyler - Crown Point IN, US
Jamie P. Kostelyk - Hammond IN, US
Jacob H. Shubinski - Berwyn IL, US
Rodney M. Mullett - Hammond IN, US
Assignee:
PolyJohn Enterprises Corporation - Whiting IN
International Classification:
1505
US Classification:
D32 16

Used Water Removal System For A Portable, Hand-Wash Sink Station

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US Patent:
7730561, Jun 8, 2010
Filed:
Feb 28, 2006
Appl. No.:
11/365893
Inventors:
Jamie Phillip Kostelyk - Hammond IN, US
Assignee:
PolyJohn Enterprises Corporation - Whiting IN
International Classification:
A47K 1/00
US Classification:
4625
Abstract:
A used water removal system for a stand-alone hand-wash sink station having a vertically elongated used water storage tank and within which a vertically elongated, fresh water tank is positioned. A sink basin disposed above the used water storage tank drains used water into the used water storage tank. A water line conveys water from the fresh water tank to a faucet located above the sink basin. An inverted, vertically elongated, U-shaped tube is arranged within the station alongside the fresh water tank. One end of the tube opens into the used water storage tank near its lower end. The second end of the tube opens to the outside of the station. The curved bight of the tube is located at a height that is above the maximum height of the used water within the used water storage tank. Water may be rapidly removed from the tank by temporarily applying suction to the second end of the tube to siphon used water through the tube and out of the used water storage tank.

Portable Sanitary Dispenser Assembly

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US Patent:
7837060, Nov 23, 2010
Filed:
Feb 6, 2007
Appl. No.:
11/671705
Inventors:
Rodney M. Mullett - Hammond IN, US
Jamie P. Kostelyk - Hammond IN, US
Assignee:
PolyJohn Enterprises Corporation - Whiting IN
International Classification:
B65G 59/06
US Classification:
221132, 221120, 221124, 221 92, 221 96, 221 97
Abstract:
A standalone portable dispenser assembly for sanitary items includes a base portion that provides resistance to the dispenser assembly against being tipped from an upright condition, an extension portion extending upwardly from the base portion, an upper cover portion attached to the extension portion above the base portion and a dispensing unit below the upper cover portion. One or more dispensing devices are disposed upon or within the dispensing unit for dispensing at least one sanitary item, such as hand towels and liquid hand soaps. The dispensing unit is at least partially shielded from weather by the upper cover portion, and the assembly is provided in a modular configuration for the convenient replacement of damaged components.

Modular Portable Restroom

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US Patent:
8091157, Jan 10, 2012
Filed:
Feb 25, 2009
Appl. No.:
12/393026
Inventors:
Daniel G. Tyler - Crown Point IN, US
Jamie P. Kostelyk - Hammond IN, US
Jacob H. Shubinski - Berwyn IL, US
Rodney M. Mullett - Hammond IN, US
Assignee:
PolyJohn Enterprises Corporation - Whiting IN
International Classification:
A47K 11/04
US Classification:
4477, 4479, 52 791, 522822, 522823
Abstract:
A modular portable cabana-type restroom includes a roof, base platform, foot portions, side wall panels, a back wall panel, four corner portions and a door. The side wall panels and back wall panel are provided with vertically-disposed hooks for interlocking with complementary slots along the edges of the corner portions. The roof is provided with clips for engaging the corner portions. This permits convenient interlocking removable assembly of the wall panels, corner portions and roof without the use of mechanical fasteners, such as rivets, screws or nuts and bolts. Recesses in the foot portions accept the insertion of the corner portions and corners of the base portion, which are then secured together through formed apertures using a minimum number of mechanical fasteners. This provides for easy assembly and disassembly of the restroom for transport, repair and storage.

Portable Restroom Toilet Chemical Charging System

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US Patent:
20050241055, Nov 3, 2005
Filed:
Apr 29, 2004
Appl. No.:
10/835213
Inventors:
Rodney Mullett - Hammond IN, US
Michael Cooper - Palos Park IL, US
Jamie Kostelyk - Hammond IN, US
International Classification:
E03D001/00
A47K011/04
US Classification:
004476000
Abstract:
A portable toilet chemical additive charging system comprises a restroom cabana containing a toilet bowl which opens into a waste-holding tank. A water source, such as a separate water tank, is connected by a conduit to the toilet bowl for delivering flush water to the bowl when a flush pump, that is connected to the conduit, is actuated. The flush water passes through a control valve in the conduit. A chemical additive container is removably positioned near the toilet bowl and is connected by a tube to the control valve. The control valve injects a pre-determined amount of additive to the flush water when flush water is flowed through the control valve to the bowl. Preferably, the container is shaped to closely fit within a space between a vent pipe extending upwardly from the waste-holding tank and the adjacent interior surface of a wall of the cabana. A portion of the container is substantially transparent and exposed so that an observer may view the level of additive content in the container, while the remainder of the container is substantially concealed by the vent pipe.
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Jamie P Kostelyk from Valparaiso, IN, age ~55 Get Report