Meco Corporation

Eric A Ward

Steven A Buono

Claude N Smelcer

Bill G Neal

Jeffery G Fox

The present invention is drawn to a method and apparatus for providing a portable and 100% preassembled grill. More particularly, the invention is drawn to providing a grill having two pairs of pivoting legs that collapse to have wheels at one end and handle means at the other for easy shipping and consumer handling, but which assembles without tools. In a collapsed state, all of the support legs extend toward the rear of the grill and, in an erected state, an upper part of one pair of support legs is pivoted to the front of the grill and pivotally connected to the other set of legs at a central part. An upper part of this other set of legs engages a catch at a rear of the grill without tools to form a rigid, raised support base for the grill.

Method and apparatus for providing a portable preassembled grill

A stackable step stool having a platform and obtusely angled legs where the design of the stackable step stool allows the stackable step stools to be stacked on top of one another in an alternating manner. The platform is typically rectangular with rounded corners. A raised ridge surrounds the top surface of the platform. The support frame consists of two inverted U-shaped legs. Each of the inverted U-shaped legs has a center portion with two obtusely angled leg portions extending from the center portion. The center portions of the inverted U-shaped legs attach to opposite sides of the platform. The obtusely angled legs are angled away from the platform such that the stackable step stools can be stacked on top of one another in an alternating manner. The stackable step stools are stacked on top of one another with the upper stackable step stool being displaced by at least the width of the legs. Additional stackable step stools can be stacked on top of the stack in an alternating manner. By stacking the stackable step stools in an alternating manner the stack stackable step stools preserve floor space and increase the stability of the stacked step stools.

Stackable step stool

A backrest for a chair comprising two parts constructed and arranged to interlock around chair back supports. Each part is preferably molded, and has a rib structure which provides positioning means for assembly on the supports. A hook and hook receiver arrangement provide a locking means for firm attachment of the parts to the supports. Decorative cushions can be applied to the parts before or after locking them to the supports. The invention is not limited to folding chairs.

Clamshell backrest components

A one-piece storage rack is made in a single piece construction. The storage rack comprises an elongated bed having at least four generally flat sides forming at least two troughs, one apex and two outermost sides that are upwardly divergent. The rack is made in a single-piece construction from either sheet metal or plastics. According to one embodiment, the storage rack is specifically designed for the storage and organization of compact discs and other similar flat material.

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Telford, TN, United States of America

Eric A Ward