Magmatic Limited

Joe Allam

Paul Graham Hayton

Robert Law

Sarah Perks

Alice Ives

The present invention provides a safety harness for a user comprising a first panel arranged to be disposed against the user's chest. The harness further comprises two shoulder portions extending from the first panel and arranged to extend over the shoulders of the user. The harness further comprises a locating portion arranged to be disposed against the user's back. The harness further comprises an adjustment mechanism for adjusting the separation between the first panel and/or the shoulder portions and the locating portion in order to adjust the fit of the first panel and the two shoulder portions against the body of the user. The adjustment mechanism comprises at least one engagement feature. The harness further comprises a securement means located on said first panel. The securement means comprises at least one engagement feature for releasable engagement with the at least one engagement feature of the adjustment mechanism for maintaining the desired separation between the first panel and/or the shoulder portions and the locating portion.

Safety harness with adjustable separation mechanism

A container () has first and second body portions, () and a closure device operable to hold the first and second body portions () in a closed 5 position. The closure device comprises an engagement element () which extends from the first body portion () of the container, and a clasp () attached to the second body portion () of the container (), and releasably engageable with the engagement element, thereby to hold the second body portion () in position with respect to the first body portion ().

Lockable lidded containers

Suitcase

The present invention provides a neck pillow comprising an elongate cushioned member extending from a first end to a second end of the pillow. Each end comprises at least one fastening element for mutual engagement such that the pillow may be arranged in a closed configuration in which the pillow defines a closed loop and an open configuration in which the ends are spaced apart from each other.

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Bristol, United Kingdom

Joe Allam