Lisco, Inc.

Cosco Management, Inc.

Evenflo Company, Inc.

Meeker R &d, Inc.

Cosco, Inc.

Dorel Home Furnishings, Inc.

Ameriwood Industries, Inc.

William R Gibson

Paul K Meeker

Enrique R Giner

Steve P Courtney

John C Riedl

Maria Antonieta Moreno-Giner

Luke Hillebrecht

David Allan Dranschak

Michael G Gross

Mark W Geis

Jerry Larrison

Jody M Malone

Jeffrey T Champ

A multi-mode load carrier is convertible to assume a storage mode, a cart mode, and a hand-truck mode. The load carrier includes a rolling base and a base pusher having a handgrip.

Load carrier with mode changer

A foldable step stool includes a step and a pair of legs. The legs are mounted on the step for movement between use and storage positions.

Folding step stool

A hand truck is convertible to assume an expanded use mode and a flat storage mode. The hand truck includes a rolling base and a base pusher. The rolling base is arranged to support goods and to roll on ground underlying the hand truck. The base pusher is mounted on the rolling base for pivotable movement about a base-pusher pivot axis from an upright hand-truck position to a storage position to rearrange the hand truck between the expanded use mode and the flat storage mode.

Multi-mode hand truck

Hand truck

A shoulder belt adjustment mechanism for a booster car seat is described in which the belt guide adjustment is adjustable to one of at least two positions along a linear or nonlinear adjustment axis and wherein each adjustment axis is along a portion of a line formed by an intersection of two planes formed by a vertical splay plane formed by an outer shell of said wings and an angled declination plane formed generally along said lower edges of said wings.

Adjustable shoulder belt path for a booster car seat

The invention described herein relates to a foam geometry which reduces the tendency of the child's head to slide forward and roll out by contouring the side foam to have its leading edge closer to the center line of the child's seat than some more rearward portion of the side foam thus forming an inward protruding forward lip on the foam. The depth of the protruding lip is the primary determinant of the increase in head retention, but the particular geometry of the lip, foam density or rigidity, and overall depth also contribute. The invention relates to the contour of a horizontal section of a headrest foam liner being closer to the seat centerline at some distance from the seat back than some distance closer to the seat back.

Head retaining foam liner for car seat

The invention of this application relates to an infant carrier with carry handle wherein the carry handle is adapted to facilitate easier, more comfortable carrying in the crook of one's elbow and wherein the carry handle is adapted to removably display a printed image or other indicia, such as safety or identification indicia.

Infant carrier handle

A car seat for transporting a child in an automobile is described which is convertible from a rear-facing infant carrier into a forward-facing toddler carrier by the inclusion or removal of a separable headrest. The car seat features a belt adjustment system as well as a crotch belt adjustment system in addition to front and rear restraint attachment components.

Juvenile convertible car seat

A stepladder includes a longer inclined frame provided with steps coupled to a shorter stabilizer frame provided with rungs for movement relative to the longer inclined frame between an expanded use position and a collapsed storage position. The stepladder also includes a top-step lock to lock the top step in a fixed position relative to the two frames.

Foldable stepladder with step lock

An infant carrier and car seat combination is illustrated which provides releasable lockability between the carrier and its base, infant seat belt tensioning and height adjustment, improved handle movement which resists twisting and carrier base adjustment through a movable base within the carrier base.

Infant carrier and receiving base

The invention relates generally to an adjustably extendable seat back for a car seat, that optionally folds compactly for easy transportation.

Adjustable back for a car seat

The invention relates generally to a foldable or collapsible juvenile car seat.

Foldable booster car seat

A foldable step stool includes pivotable front and rear leg units and steps coupled to the front leg unit. A utility tray pivots relative to the front leg unit.

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Kent, OH, United States of America

William R Gibson