Bretford Manufacturing, Inc.

Artco-bell Corporation

Eco Tekk International, LLC

Rieke Office Interiors

Mark E Stenftenagel

Salvatore S Graziano

Richard K Joutras

Kenneth W Taylor, Ii

John W Poremba

James W Brown

Mark P Klein

Richard J Sidor

Frank Lakeberg

Chair

A seat tilting device includes: a bottom plate secured to a seat base; a top plate secured to a seat; a pivot connecting the top plate to the bottom plate; a compression spring surrounding the pivot; and a compression ring surrounding the compression spring, wherein a height of the compression ring is less than a distance between the bottom plate and the top plate, and wherein the compression spring biases the top plate away from the bottom plate.

Seat tilting system

A seat tilting device includes: a bottom plate secured to a seat base; a top plate secured to a seat; a pivot connecting the top plate to the bottom plate; a compression spring surrounding the pivot; and a compression ring surrounding the compression spring, wherein there is space between a bottom surface of the top plate and a top surface of the compression ring such that the top plate may tilt on the pivot until it contacts the top surface of the compression ring and the movement of the top plate is resisted by the compression spring.

A waste disposal apparatus with a retractable drop chute for delivering waste to a waste container movably connected beneath a surface covering the entire waste container.

Waste disposal apparatus

A modular workstation comprising a plurality of abutting arcuate bases. Each base is comprised of a pair of spaced, parallel inner and outer panel segments oriented generally vertically, with the inner panel segment being offset vertically in relation to the outer panel segment. A web extends between the two panel segments, and the panel segments and the web comprise a unitary body. A series of the bases are joined together, and a generally horizontal worksurface is provided, supported on the inner panel segments. A plurality of legs supports the bases at a predetermined elevation. A reference shelf and privacy canopy can be included in the workstation.

Modular workstation

An improved recessed computer monitor table that is capable of quickly and easily providing for height and angle adjustment of a computer monitor. The table comprises a top that has an opening adapted to receive the computer monitor and a support base attached to the top. Also, one or more recess side panels are adapted to mount to the top lower portion. Further, a rod adjuster assembly and one or more adjuster panels are provided. The one or more adjuster panels are adapted to adjustably mount to the one or more recess side panels and have one or more slots disposed on the one or more adjuster panels. The one or more slots are also adapted to receive the rod adjuster assembly. At least one recess top pan is provided that is pivotably mounted to the one or more adjuster panels at a first end and movably mounted to the one or more adjuster panels at a second end having the at least one slot.

Recessed monitor table

A wheeled folding gateleg table having a frame member, table top and a pair of gatelegs. Each gateleg includes a foot and at least one wheel on one foot for rolling movement of the upright table.

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Elmhurst, IL, United States of America

Mark E Stenftenagel