Lifetime Tool & Building Products, LLC

Pevco Systems International Inc.

Other

Chapin Manufacturing, Inc.

Green Garden Products Company

Green Garden, Inc.

Smart Feeding Solutions Inc.

Mark Maclean-Blevins

Roger M Cline

Frederick M Valerino, Sr

Steven Dahl

Craig S Ketcham

David S Hollander

Karen Hollander

Thomas J Clegg

A sloped roof vent has a coated steel plate with a raised center and a gasket receiver is formed around a central hole. A structural body is crimped with a gasket in the receiver. The body has an outer wall extending downward over the receiver. A sloping wall extends inward and a vertical wall supports a second sloping wall with an inner rim. A damper staked to an axle covers the rim. Inserts keep the damper from chattering and fully closing. Wind walls prevent outer drafts from lifting the damper. Two fasteners attach caps to the outer wall. Lanced and pressed ledges on a push-in hose connector permanently engage windows on the inner rim of the structural body. A snap-in screen and a hose connector reducer complete a package.

External vents

Roof vent

A pet feeding system includes amongst its features a bowl member, at least one plate member, and an annularly contoured lid member. In the bowl member, a lower base plate and an upper base plate are integrally formed with a sidewall to define a liquid containing chamber between the lower and upper base plates. Moreover, the sidewall extends vertically above the upper base plate. The plate member is mounted on the upper base plate. In certain exemplary uses, the upper base plate has a recessed surface to receive the plate member. The plate member is adapted to receive an ingestible good product. Furthermore, the annularly contoured lid member is rotationally and fixedly attached to the sidewall of the bowl member.

Pet feeding system

Hopper for rotary spreader

Carrier apparatus shell for pneumatic tube delivery system

Carrier apparatus for pneumatic tube delivery system

A sprayer head is provided for attachment to a container containing a chemical product to be diluted by a carrier stream. The sprayer head includes a hose attachment member having structure for attaching the sprayer head to a source of the carrier stream. The sprayer head also includes a cap member, including structure for attaching the sprayer head to the container and a control mechanism movably connected to the cap member for controlling fluid communication between the cap member and the container. The control mechanism can be either reciprocated or rotated so that the sprayer head can be used either to spray a low viscosity liquid product in varying dilutions or to dilute and spray a mixture of high viscosity liquid, gelatinous or powdered product and carrier stream fluid. The control mechanism includes a seal member having product apertures of increasing sizes for controlling the varying dilutions.

Spraying apparatus having a sealing member with apertures

Spray nozzle

An electric candle light system is provided wherein one or more lamp holders (20) are releasably coupled to a building structure (12) by respective number of bracket members (70). Each bracket member (70) includes a wireway (80) through which a power cord (100) is passed. Each lamp holder (20) includes an open channel (44) into which the respective bracket member (70) is received. A pair of insulation piercing terminals (50) disposed within the open channel (44) make an electrical connection between the lamp leads (26, 28) and the respective insulated conductors (104, 106) of the power cord (100).

Electric candle light system

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Westminster, MD, United States of America

Mark Maclean-Blevins