Rubbermaid Commercial Products LLC

Carl R Schulz

Robert J Tokash

Thomas Perelli

Donald C Presnell

Paul E Delmerico

Adam Zambanini

Joel Wittkamp

Brett Severance

Jeffrey A Chochinov

A cart includes rolling members and a frame connected to the rolling members. The frame provides a ladder-storage space. The frame also is configured to hold a ladder in a substantially vertical position with at least a portion of the ladder in the ladder-storage space. The rolling members form a rolling-member perimeter. The ladder-storage space can be disposed within the rolling-member perimeter in the vertical direction. The frame can include a base having a ladder-support surface for contacting and supporting a ladder. The ladder-support surface can be disposed below tops of at least some of the rolling members.

Ladder cart

Caddy for container

A container ( ) for housing a waste receptacle ( ) includes a base member ( ) formed by joining two identical base halves ( ). Two interchangeable side walls ( ) are attached to the base member ( ) and include extensions ( ) which form the top ( ) of the container ( ). Interchangeable front and back walls ( ) are provided, the front wall ( ) acting as a door and being hingedly attached to one of the side walls ( ), and the back wall ( ) being attached between the side walls ( ). If the waste receptacle is in the form of a plastic bag ( ), it may be carried by frame ( ) which is moveably mounted on tracks ( ) carried by the side walls ( ). The container ( ) may be manufactured simply by molding the identical parts and connecting them as described.

Refuse container method of manufacture and assembly

A container (,) for housing a waste receptacle (,) includes a base member (,) formed by joining two identical base halves (,). Two interchangeable side walls (,) are attached to the base member (,) and include extensions (,) which form the top (,) of the container (,). Interchangeable front and back walls (,) are provided, the front wall (,) acting as a door and being hingedly attached to one of the side walls (,), and the back wall (,) being attached between the side walls (,). If the waste receptacle is in the form of a plastic bag (,), it may be carried by frame (,) which is moveably mounted on tracks (,) carried by the side walls (,). The container (,) may be manufactured simply by molding the identical parts and connecting them as described.

Refuse container and its method of manufacture and assembly

A carrier including a platform body for supporting a refuse container having a base, first and second side walls and a generally tapered front wall; and including interlocking members which assist in securing together the carrier and a like carrier, wherein the interlocking members may be separated in response to pressure on a foot pedal secured to the carrier.

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Winchester, VA, United States of America

Carl R Schulz