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Umc Industries, Inc.

William Koeneker

Ethan Joel Schuman

Franklin D Newkirk

Martha Oetting

Wayne Oetting

A wheelchair, containing a seat having an opening, seat sections that substantially fill the opening, a commode, wherein the commode is beneath the opening in the seat, wherein the seat sections move vertically and horizontally to provide access to the commode.

Commode for wheelchair

A bed frame assembly for supporting a bed in a substantially flat manner above a floor including interlocking elongate rails and feet for forming a rectangular, flat platform, each of the feet including an upper portion defining a receptacle oriented in a first direction for receiving a longitudinal end a portion of a first of the rails, and a second receptacle oriented in a second direction at about a 90 degree angle to the first direction for receiving a portion of a second of the rails, such that when received in the receptacles, respectively, the first and second rails being in abutting interlocking relation and extend in the first and second directions defining the platform, and elements cooperatively engageable with each of the feet, respectively, for holding the rails in the abutting relation.

Bed frame

A frame apparatus made of two side frames and four interlocking cross arm supports, held together with a locking member with leg support feature. This configuration provides a frame apparatus that is less complex to assemble, and when the components are in place and locked together, the shape of the frame apparatus will not become distorted. In a preferred embodiment the frame apparatus is used as a bed frame.

Frame apparatus

A bed, more particularly a coffin bed, comprising a rectangular frame formed by a single member formed of sheet metal strip having a tubular section functioning as a beam and a flange extending from the tubular section, and a body support which may be constituted by a piece of plastic netting, attached to the flange, the frame per se, and a method of manufacture thereof involving cold rolling of the strip.

Method of manufacturing bed frame

Flood control apparatus for a beverage vendor of the type comprising a cabinet and a water supply system including a line for bringing water into the cabinet to provide water for beverages and a valve in the line, the apparatus comprising a pan located beneath components of the water supply system within the cabinet for collecting water discharged upon a failure of any of the components, the pan having a portion free to move down under the weight of water collected in the pan and a switch actuated by said portion of the pan when it moves down for closing the valve to cut off the supply of water.

Flood control for a beverage vendor

A beverage vendor having a water system including a line for bringing water into the cabinet of the vendor, a valve in the line and a flood control comprising means for collecting water discharged from the system upon a failure thereof and means responsive to the collection of flood water in the collecting means before it overflows for closing the valve to cut off the supply of water.

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St. Louis, MO, United States of America

William Koeneker