Easy Solar Products, LLC

Bow Wow Labs, Inc.

Acme Grounder, LLC

Alexander Bornemann

Benjamin Wade

Brady Schimpf

Brady Hoddinott

Brian J Walt

Jonathan Grogan

Randy D Jack

A locking apparatus for wire management includes a housing, a fixing member, a locking mechanism within the housing configured to resist movement of the fixing member in a first direction and to allow movement of the fixing member in a second direction opposite the first direction where the locking mechanism includes one or more rollers. The locking apparatus includes a lock path extending from a lock path entrance, through the locking mechanism, to a lock path exit.

Locking apparatus with roller for wire management

A junction box includes an enclosable housing with a bottom. The housing is configured to mount to a roof of a structure with a slope. A sealant is disposed on the bottom exterior surface of the bottom. The sealant surrounds a central area of the bottom. The central area is configured for penetrations into the roof and the sealant surrounds at least an upper portion and side portions of the central area. The upper portion is oriented toward an upper side of the bottom with respect to the slope of the roof. The housing includes a plurality of anchor openings in the bottom. Each anchor opening is configured for an anchor where securing an anchor through an anchor opening contributes to securing the housing to the roof and applies a force that compresses a portion of the sealant adjacent to and/or surrounding the anchor opening.

Junction box with compressed sealant

The staple holding devices of the present application may comprise a body defining a first axis A-A, a second axis B-B and a third axis C-C along the length of the body between a first end and a second end. The body may comprise a plurality of staple channels defined through the body in the first axis A-A, the second axis B-B, and the third axis C-C. The body can also include a through hole at the first end. Each of the plurality of staple channels can include a wire guide groove. Each of the wire guide grooves may be defined in the bottom of the body. The first width of the wire guide groove can be less than a second width of the staple channel.

Staple holding device

A device for securing a pet toy or treat and related methods are described. The device includes a body including one or more inner walls defining a void. The device further includes one or more non-slip features on the one or more inner walls that are configured to extend into the void. The device further includes a retaining feature movably coupled to the body. The retaining feature is configured to cooperate with the one or more non-slip features to retain at least a portion of an object inserted in the void against the body.

Pet treat holder and safety device

A junction box that includes a flashing configured to cover tiles of a roof of a structure and a housing box. The flashing includes a raised portion that includes a top edge and raised portion defines an opening. The housing box includes a recess portion, an expose portion extending from the recess portion, and a junction lip extending from the recess portion in a direction away from the expose portion. A recess between the junction lip and the recess portion defines a junction recess. At least a portion of the recess portion is configured to pass through the opening until at least a portion of the top edge extends into the junction recess.

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Duxbury, VT, United States of America

Alexander Bornemann