Shurtape Technologies, LLC

Tpl IP Holdings Limited

Flint Group IP Holdings Limited

Shurtech Brands, LLC

Woolman, Stuart

Woolman, Daniel

Daniel Woolman

Stuart Woolman

Heidi Carrion

Christopher J Longstreet

Christina Johnson

A tape dispenser having a handle, a base plate disposed at an end of the handle, a rotatable tape mount engaged on the base plate, a nose member disposed on the base plate, a cylinder rotatably engaged on the nose member near a cutter and a guide element is provided. The guide member is slidingly engaged on the base plate. The guide element is adjustable between a loading position which is slid rearwardly to provide space between a tape engaging end of the guide element and the nose member and a loaded position where the end of the guide element is located adjacent the nose member. A tape core support assembly can include a shaft secured to the frame and an axle assembly disposed about at least a portion of the shaft. The axle assembly includes a hub having an outer surface and at least three arcuate arms extending outwardly from the hub outer surface. An outer periphery of the arms forms a theoretical or actual cylinder configured to receive the tape core. The rotatable tape core support can include a stationary axle, a spring inclusive bushing mounted to said axle, and a rotatable tape mount. The rotatable tape mount can include a housing that receives the bushing such that the spring engages a surface of the housing to control rotation of the tape mount.

Tape dispenser

A bicycle dock system that includes a mounting body and a brace wherein the mounting body and brace are configured for mounting to a wall or ceiling. The mounting body includes a bearing sleeve, a shaft, an arm, and a support member adapted for engagement of a bicycle tire. The brace includes a radially curved body that is adapted to engage a bicycle tire.

Bicycle dock system

A wall mountable shelving system that includes a back panel, and shelf panel, and at least one fastener for securing the back and shelf panels together. In a mounted configuration, the back panel is generally vertically oriented and the shelf panel is generally horizontally oriented. Surfaces of the back and shelf panels may form a 90 degrees angle. However, it is also possible for slight variance (e.g., 85-95 degrees, 87-93 degrees, 89-91 degrees). A wall-facing surface of the back panel may include a mounting bracket or base or may be configured to slide over or otherwise be secured to a mounting bracket or base already installed at the wall. The back panel may include a plastic material, optionally reinforced with a filler (e.g., glass fibers). The shelf panel may be unitary or include multiple pieces.

Mountable shelf system

Tool holder

A mounting device () comprising: a bracket (), the bracket () having a top surface, side surfaces, a rear surface and a front surface; an adhesive pad (), the adhesive pad () comprising a rear surface and a front surface, wherein the rear surface is attached to the rear surface of the bracket () and the front surface comprises an adhesive layer; a cover (), a frame or a bar, wherein the cover (), the frame or the bar is removably attached to the bracket () and either comprises at least one means () for attaching an object or has an object integrally attached.

Mounting device

Utility hook

A device for removing lint, the device comprising: a housing; a roller for holding a roll of lint-removing material; wherein the roller and the roll of lint-removing material are dimensioned and configured to be housed by the housing, wherein the roller and housing are arranged such that the roller is deployable from the housing; and an actuator coupled with or formed by either the roller or the housing, the actuator being manipulate by a user to deploy the roller; and characterised in that the housing comprises a first element comprising a handle and a first housing portion and wherein the housing further comprises at least one rotatable housing portion which is rotatable with respect to the first housing portion in order to house or deploy the lint roller respectively.

Lint removing device

Hook base

Hook

A lint removing device (), the device () comprising: a housing (), a roller () for holding a lint-removing material (), wherein the roller () and lint-removing material () are dimensioned and configured to be housed by the housing (), wherein the roller () and housing () are arranged such that the roller () is deployable from the housing (); and an actuator () coupled with or formed by either the roller () or the housing (), the actuator () being manipulable by a user to deploy the roller ().

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London, United Kingdom

Daniel Woolman