Phoenix Products Company, Inc.

Other

Donald J Zach

James F Morton

Kenneth R Faux, Sr

Mark T Dane

Catherine Alexander

Pinkston S Harper

Steven A Nickel

Henry J Griesmer

Ronald A Crawford

Brian K Johnston

Peter M Zimmerman

Robert T Jones

A cantilevered electrical light fixture (10) has a power supply line (30) running through it from a mounted end (17) to an internal connection zone (36) at a cantilevered end (18). A cover (52) closes the internal connection zone (36) and mounts a plug-half (40) and a switch (42), which are electrically connected to the power supply line (30). A light head (16) mounted to the cantilevered end (18) by a post (76) with a non-circular portion (78) and a threaded shank (80) has lamp wiring (110) connected to a plug-half (120) which releasably mates with the plug-half (40) mounted to the arm (12). A U-shaped bracket (116) mounts a socket (114) to a shell (84) of the light head (16) to bias the lamp bulb (154) against the shell (84).

Modular cantilevered electrical light fixture

An electrical light fixture comprising a housing (12), a lamp assembly (11) within the housing, and a protective cage (13) surrounding the housing. The protective cage can be formed with a pair of cage elements (14, 15) joined together, and the lamp assembly can have a slip-fit engagement with the housing through an open end thereof.

Electric light fixture

A stand for bicycles or other two wheel vehicles includes a base unit with two staggered wheel supporting cradles and a plurality of add-on units. Vertical uprights for each cradle define spaces or slots for the front wheels of two bicycles extending in opposed directions. Each base unit supports four bicycles and each add-on unit, two bicycles. When the base and add-on units are connected the uprights which define the wheel receiving slots are located along two parallel spaced axes. Such an arrangement provides good stability, utilizes a minimum amount of framing material and provides a compact arrangement for closely locating bicycles in a relatively small storage space.

Modular bicycle rack

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Greendale, WI, United States of America

Donald J Zach