Abstract: The present invention discloses a hockey flooring tile having a top smooth surface for passing pucks and one or more interconnecting mechanisms allowing for an interconnection with another tile. A locking mechanism is also positioned within the interconnecting mechanism allowing for a tile to be locked to another tile. The tile disclosed in the present invention also has a bottom surface having support points to support a tile when a weight is placed on the tile.

Abstract: The present invention discloses a hockey flooring tile having a top smooth surface for passing pucks and one or more interconnecting mechanisms allowing for an interconnection with another tile. A locking mechanism is also positioned within the interconnecting mechanism allowing for a tile to be locked to another tile. The tile disclosed in the present invention also has a bottom surface having support points to support a tile when a weight is placed on the tile.

Abstract: A hockey stick more specifically for a goalie wherein the hockey stick includes a shaft having a upper portion, a lower portion and a blade. The upper portion and the lower portion are integrally formed and the lower portion includes a left flange and a right flange. Formed in the left flange of the lower portion proximate the upper end is a gripping member. The gripping member includes at least one notch wherein the at least one notch has a bottom and wherein the bottom is formed at an axial orientation with respect to the shaft such that an axis intersecting therethrough is diverging away from the shaft. Formed in the right flange opposite the gripping member is the receiving member. The receiving member is configured to receive the portion of a user's palm intermediate the thumb and index finger.

Abstract: The roof drain cover of the present invention comprises a dome-shaped strainer adapted to sit over a roof drain pipe, a bolt going through the strainer at the center thereof, protruding from the same to downwardly extend within the pipe and having a bolt head accessible from above the strainer and abutting the same, an anchor and a disc-like stop. The anchor includes a nut screwed on the bolt, a pair of wings pivoted on the nut and foldable along the bolt and towards the strainer against the bias of a spring carried by the nut. The tips of the wings are adapted to frictionally engage the inner face of the pipe under the bias of the spring to prevent rotation of the nut when the bolt is screwed within the strainer. The disc-like stop is secured to the bolt above the nut and engages the wings to cause firm anchoring engagement of the wing tips with the pipe when the stop approaches the nut during screwing of the bolt.