Contico International LLC

Other

Pass + Seymour, Inc.

Public Safety Equipment, Inc.

Bradley D Gale

Thomas C Dickinson

Martin Shawn Egan

Richard M Rohmer

Scott J Phillips

Michael D Calinski

Mary Alice Dailor

J Stanley Davis

A walker apparatus comprised of a first front support leg assembly, a second front support leg assembly, a first sliding joint, a second sliding joint, a central hinge joint, a first rear support leg assembly, a second rear support leg assembly, a first support member, a second support member, a front leg collapsing assembly, and a rear leg collapsing assembly. The walker apparatus is adapted to be is collapsed to a compact shape in a continuous collapsing motion.

Highly collapsible ambulatory assistive walker apparatus

A fused mechanical interlock in an electrical switching device precludes a fuse access door from being open when the switching device is energized. The fused mechanical interlock optionally cooperates with a plug interlock mechanism which prevents the switching device from being energized unless a plug is properly inserted in a receptacle.

Electrical switching device with fused mechanical interlock

A container assembly includes a one piece container body and a press member connected to the container body. The container body includes a bottom wall and a plurality of side walls extending upwardly from the bottom wall to define a liquid reservoir. One of the side walls includes a wringing surface. The press member is operatively connected to the container body for movement of the press member between a wringing position and a non-wringing position relative to the wringing surface of the container body. The press member and the wringing surface define a mop receiving volume. The mop receiving volume has a volume V when the press member is in its non-wringing position and a V when the press member is in its wringing position. The volume V is less than the volume V The press member and the wringing surface are configured to wring liquid out of a mop upon movement of the press member from its non-wringing position toward its wringing position when a mop head is positioned between the press member and wringing surface.

Container assembly

A container assembly includes a one piece container body and a press member connected to the container body. The container body includes a bottom wall and a plurality of side walls extending upwardly from the bottom wall to define a liquid reservoir. One of the side walls includes a wringing surface. The press member is operatively connected to the container body for movement of the press member between a wringing position and a non-wringing position relative to the wringing surface of the container body. The press member and the wringing surface define a mop receiving volume. The mop receiving volume has a volume V.sub.1 when the press member is in its non-wringing position and a V.sub.2 when the press member is in its wringing position. The volume V.sub.2 is less than the volume V.sub.1. The press member and the wringing surface are configured to wring liquid out of a mop upon movement of the press member from its non-wringing position toward its wringing position when a mop head is positioned between the press member and wringing surface.

A family of man-made marine habitat systems and methods are disclosed for placement in various waterways to restore the natural marine environments that have been previously destroyed by commercial development as well as mitigate the damage caused by future development of coastal waters. The inventive marine habitat systems include individual habitat units having different configurations, more specifically, different sizes and arrangements of vertical and horizontal members, which are strategically placed in a restorative area in a body of water to serve as shelter for a variety of aquatic animals, including but not limited to, fish and a variety of bio-fouling organisms, including but not limited to oysters, mussels, and sea squirts. Novel anti-chafe devices and anchoring systems for use with the inventive marine habitat systems are also disclosed.

Marine habitat systems

Freestanding shoe rack

Laundry supplies organizer

Garden scooter

Shoe rack

Toolbox

Adjustable shelving apparatus comprises a shelf, at least one upright post, and at least one collar. The collar grips the post at any one of a plurality of discrete positions along the post and has an outer surface sized for a snug fit in a collar-receiving socket of the shelf. At least part of the collar is resiliently flexible and has a locking element which can be moved into and out of engagement with locking elements along the post by resiliently flexing the collar.

Adjustable shelving apparatus

Toolbox having transparent lids

Storage container handle

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St. Louis, MO, United States of America

Bradley D Gale