Suncast Corporation

Norix Group, Inc.

Other

Suncast Technologies, LLC

Brian Moon

Thomas A Tisbo

Stephen P Whitehead

Torrence C Anderson

Michael G Uffner

Lyle A Rosine

Jed C Richardson

Mark P Slaven

Adam Thomas

An intensive use furniture concealed attachment device for securing furniture in a safe manner having a building bracket attached to the floor or wall and a tab attached to the furniture. The building bracket includes a tab flange and a pin flange. The tab is attached to the furniture in a mounting saddle formed on a mounting surface. The tab is adapted to slidingly engage the building bracket. A hole is formed in the furniture adjacent to the mounting saddle. A guide tube is disposed on the pin flange. A ball pin inserted into the hole and through the guide tube to engage the pin flange and connect the furniture to the building bracket. The tab connected to the building bracket provides support in the x, y and z axis directions.

Intensive use furniture

A storage box for property storage having an open box side surrounded by an upper edge and closed by a lid engaged to the box edges to prevent the box from disengaging from the lid. The lid surroundingly engaging the upper edge of the box along a horizontal box flange around the perimeter of the open box side. A vertical box flange on three sides of the horizontal box flange surrounding the upper edge. A lid on the storage box. The lid having a box edge rail engagement for surroundingly and removably engaging the vertical box flange of the storage box.

Storage box

The invention is directed to a molded bed having a contoured sleeping surface surrounded by a liquid barrier. The sleeping surface having a plurality of channels formed therein terminating at a plurality of drains extending through the bed to direct loose liquid on the sleeping surface through a drain. The bed further comprising a means for attaching the bed to a floor and a tamper resistance glide assembly inserted in a foot on the bed, the glide comprising a floor engaging pad having a support shaft extending there from, a traveler on the support shaft. The traveler fixed in a glide pocket in the foot. The pad traversing axially in the glide pocket to orient the sleeping surface.

Modular molded sleigh bed

Hose hanger

The instant invention is a hose cart of a shape and design allowing pre-assembly thereby eliminating the need for instructional manuals and associated product packaging necessary of hose carts that are sold in an unassembled state. The hose cart employs a single unitary frame for support of flexible garden hose to be wound in a coil of multiple layers by use of a directional stress relieving hose reel spool. Reel flanges are oblong shaped for holding of the hose within the form spool yet providing nesting ability for assembled carts. A foldable tray and hose feeder is further provided in a industrial type frame designed for commercial type use.

Stackable hose reel cart

The instant invention is an improvement to the hub connections of a hose cart by providing a syringe type hub attachment which allows for and maintenance of water seals without tools. In addition, hub design allows for the placement of a crank for rotating of the hose reel flange in either a left hand or right position with the water coupling portion exchangeable by quick release of the syringe type hub attachment.

Hose reel

A portable hose cart apparatus for windably holding a flexible hose and for transporting thereof. The cart includes a pair of vertical side frames shaped in the form of flanking arms each having a hub bearing surface. The frame provides a base structure for steel components that are secured by use of rotatable frame fasteners. The steel is encompassed by a seamless plastic sleeve that shrinks to the steel through a heating process. Distal ends of the steel are bound by use of a wedge shaped locking block which frictionally secures the steel tubes to forward and upper support members. A spool assembly is positioned between the frame sides forming a hose support surface therebetween, the frame sides having a shape to minimize plastic material yet maximize support when the cart is being transported.

Industrial hose cart

The wall mount hose cart of the instant invention is of a shape and design allowing preassembly thereby eliminating the need for instruction manuals and associated product packaging necessary of wall mount hose reels that are sold in an unassembled state. The wall mount hose reel employs a single unitary frame for support of a flexible garden hose to be wound into a coil of multiple layers by use of a directional stress relieving hose reel spool. Reel flanges are oblong shaped for holding of the hose within the form spool yet providing the nesting ability for assembled carte. A handle is foldable for storage with locks concealed within the base of the handle and a syringe type hub attachment is further disclosed for removal and maintenance of the water seals without tools. Hub attachments are interchangeable allowing the crank to be attached to either side of the apparatus allowing left or right hand operation.

Wall mount stackable hose reel

Stackable hose reel with tray

Stackable hose reel

The hose cart (20) of the present invention is of a shape and design allowing preassembly thereby eliminating the need for instruction manuals and associated product packaging necessary of hose carts that are sold in an unassembled state. The hose cart employs a single unitary frame (22) for support of a flexible garden hose to be wound into a coil of multiple layers by use of a directional stress relieving hose reel spool (26). Reel flanges (110, 112) are oblong shaped for holding of the hose within the formed spool yet providing the nesting ability for assembled carts. A handle (24) is foldable for storage with locks (70) concealed within the base of the handle (24). Syringe type (154) hub attachments are further disclosed for removal and maintenance of the water seals without tools. A crank (30) is provided for rotation of the spool (26) utilizing a collapsible handle (186) for windably holding an elongated flexible garden hose (102), the crank can be attached to the side of the apparatus allowing left or right hand operation.

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Sycamore, IL, United States of America

Brian Moon