Arb Corporation Limited

James Kenneth Robert Luke

Andrew Guy Menegazzo

Andrew Harry Brown

John Desmond Clark

Gavin James Smith

Simon John William Stickney

Assemblyfor securing a bundle of electrical wiringthrough a roofof a vehicle and a roof rackfor supporting a load relative to the roof. The roof rackincludes an elongate memberconfigured to support the load, one or more mounting mechanismsconfigured to mount the elongate memberto the roof, and the assembly. The assemblyincludes a bodyconfigured to be placed across a holedefined in the roof, the bodydefining a wiring apertureextending through the body, electrical wiringarranged through the wiring apertureand fixed to the body, a securing mechanismfor releasably securing the bodyto the roof, and a bootconfigured to cover the body, connect to the elongate member, and carry the wiringfrom the bodyto the elongate member

Assembly for securing electrical wiring through a roof of a vehicle

Assemblies for supporting a load relative to a roof of a vehicle, and vehicle roof tray assemblies are disclosed. Disclosed assemblies include an elongate member and an engaging mechanism. The elongate member defines a support surface for supporting the load, and has a pair of opposed, diverging retention surfaces extending away from the support surface. The engaging mechanism is configured to abut the retention surfaces to engage the elongate member. A slat for a vehicle roof tray is also disclosed.

Assemblies for supporting a load relative to a roof of a vehicle

Rail clamp

Guard rail mount

A receptacle runner assembly including a pair of opposed sub-assemblies configured to be arranged in a spaced relationship at opposed sides of the receptacle, each sub-assembly including a runner configured to be carried along a first track to be movable in a first direction, a first linkage being pivotally connectable to each of the receptacle and the runner, a bearing securable relative to the receptacle, and a bearing surface configured to be arranged, in use, to extend transverse to the first direction to allow carrying the bearing, wherein the bearings and bearing surfaces are configured to cooperate to displace the receptacle in a direction perpendicular to the first direction while the runners are moving in the first direction.

Receptacle assembly

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Kilsyth, Australia

James Kenneth Robert Luke