Appeal No. 1998-1965 Page 9
Application No. 08/357,325
on the setting blocks, and pressed against the backing
gaskets. The side locking sections, are then inserted, then
the top locking sections. They can be inserted by pivoting
them slightly to ride under the tooth 19 of the base section
members. . . . The glazing wedges 32 can then be inserted in
the sides and top, and finally the bottom locking section
positioned, and its glazing wedge inserted.
Kelley's invention relates to work space management
systems. In one of its aspects, the invention relates to a
work space management system wherein walls are easily
constructed, configured and changed, and wherein modular
functional wall tiles and work tools are easily configured,
changeable and relocatable within the system without
interfering with the underlying rigid frame structure. As
shown in Figures 2, 22-25 and 28, the system includes a window
tile 30d which provides visual and light porosity to the work
space. The window tile 30d can thus function as a window
between work stations on opposite sides of a frame 40. As
shown, window tile 30d has an outer casement 38 which supports
light-transmitting pane 38a of glass or plastic and which
covers the sides of the frame members 42. Alternatively,
Kelley teaches (column 8, lines 12-16) that
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