Abstract: A collapsible waste receptacle is disclosed with front and rear frame pieces generally defining an exterior boundary. The waste receptacle is configured to move between an expanded and a collapsed configuration. In the expanded configuration, a bottom frame piece may be attached to both the front frame piece and the rear frame piece to define at least a lower portion of the exterior boundary of the receptacle, and a top surface may contact the front frame piece and the rear frame piece. To transition to the collapsed configuration, the bottom frame piece may disconnect and rotate to generally vertical orientation within the exterior boundary of the receptacle. The top surface may rotate around a frame piece to generally vertical orientation outside the exterior boundary. The front and rear frame pieces may move towards each other to define a collapsed configuration, e.g. assisted by the inward folding of remaining side panels.

Abstract: A collapsible waste receptacle is disclosed with front and rear frame pieces generally defining an exterior boundary. The waste receptacle is configured to move between an expanded and a collapsed configuration. In the expanded configuration, a bottom frame piece may be attached to both the front frame piece and the rear frame piece to define at least a lower portion of the exterior boundary of the receptacle, and a top surface may contact the front frame piece and the rear frame piece. To transition to the collapsed configuration, the bottom frame piece may disconnect and rotate to generally vertical orientation within the exterior boundary of the receptacle. The top surface may rotate around a frame piece to generally vertical orientation outside the exterior boundary. The front and rear frame pieces may move towards each other to define a collapsed configuration, e.g. assisted by the inward folding of remaining side panels.

Abstract: An ATV dust guard includes a bar frame to define a protection area connected to an ATV, a dust protection barrier attached to the bar frame, a pivoting mount coupled to the bar frame, and a releasable latch attached to the ATV. The dust protection barrier forms a barrier extending away from the ATV between a seat on the ATV and a rear end of the ATV. The pivoting mount secures the bar frame to a surface of the ATV. The releasable latch prevents the bar frame from pivoting at the pivoting mount.

Abstract: A process for forming a multipurpose predetermined size and shape stone plaque and marker with a display face for preserving and depicting means of the desired information and embellishments comprising the steps of: pouring cementitious material into a selected one of a group of mold forms; choosing the optional mounting step to convert the said plaque into the said marker; using a stencil system and method thereof for applying the said desired information and embellishments upon and into said display face of the wet concrete tablet in simulated sculptural relief; thus leaving the processing said wet concrete tablet to cure and harden, then subsequently thereafter, adding finishing technique means thereof.