Abstract: Rotationally-molded outdoor furniture takes up little space when unassembled, but is easily assembled and durable requiring only one fastener to support the weight of an adult. In one embodiment the furniture may include two side supports, a forward support, a seat member and a seat back. Male extensions that are positioned within female grooves may be used to attach the components together.

Abstract: A table includes a base and a plurality of legs supporting the base. The base is vertically adjustable relative to each of the legs and relative to a support surface, upon which the legs are configured to rest.

Abstract: A chair includes a first support structure, a second support structure, a seat and a backrest. The backrest is attached to each of the first and second support structures. The seat is attached to each of the first and second support structures.

Abstract: An inventive caddy is disclosed herein. The invention includes a caddy for transporting cylindrical containers, such as propane gas tanks and bottles of drinking water. The invention includes a frame, at least one wheel and an adjustable and retractable handle. The invention also includes a method for attaching the caddy to a gas grill. The caddy has two grooves which can be received by the support bar of a gas grill. Placement of the grooves upon the support bar prevents the caddy from moving in a lateral direction.

Abstract: A vending device for newspapers or other articles comprising a box like receptacle which can be pole or pedestal mounted. The device includes a one piece paper display member, an access door biasing means which is hidden from exposure to the weather, a door latch device which maintains the access door in an open position, a releasable lock device for locking a coin operating mechanism and coin box in the vending device and an access door locking unit for locking the access door to the coin operating mechanism.

Abstract: A holder device for printed circuit boards which can be easily accommodated in tote boxes and is particularly suited for the manual placement and removal of the circuit boards. In one embodiment the holder device includes a frame or holder member into which slotted holding members for the circuit boards are received by track members. In another embodiment the holder device is integrally formed with two slotted facing surfaces connected with a common hinge. The holder devices are used as common wall dividers in the tote box and can receive printed circuit boards on both sides thereof. They are attached to the box by flanged ends for insertion into the slotted facings of the tote box wall. Slotted holding members for the circuit boards having varying slot configurations can be readily inserted into the frame members or molded into the integrally formed unit to meet the requirements of the customer.

Abstract: A collapsible support stand is disclosed which has two sets of opposing legs extending radially from a hollow cylindrical hub support. The stand may be collapsed to a closed position where adjacent legs are substantially parallel or to an open position where adjacent legs are substantially perpendicular to one another. A pair of opposing legs form an integral unit with a hollow cylindrical center joining the two legs. Each of the remaining opposing legs form upper and lower circular collars, which fit about the upper and lower ends of the cylinder. The caps are secured about the circular collars to hold them in place and secure the stand while allowing the pivotal movement.

Abstract: An extension collar for a container tray or box which can be readily fitted onto the container and afford varying height extensions for the container. The collar has side members which are first positioned on the top rim of the container and subsequently the end members are attached to the previously positioned collar members by means of projections. The projections have barbed ends positioned either vertically or horizontally for fitting into the previously positioned collar members having a latch arrangement for receiving them. The collar members have flanges for a loose positioning of the collar members on the top rim of the container and are preferably in the form of a flange on one side of the member for engagement with the rim and an opposing hook portion for fitting underneath a projecting wall portion of the rim. The collars can range in height, preferably from one inch to four inches, depending upon the height desired in the extension.