Abstract: Disclosed is an anchor assembly especially for use in a plastic wall-panel which comprises a plug formed of a forward section comprising a tapering plastic board-piercing part and an integral ram head, and of a hollow cylindrical section pivotably connected to the forward section. The assembly may further comprise a spike capable of being driven into the hollow cylindrical section, the spike being provided with a cylindrical portion having serrations on its outer surface for bitting into the cylindrical section or ram head and thus being secured to this section or head. The spike is provided with a hammer portion having a length sufficient at least to engage the ram head, as it is driven into the plug, and to cause pivotal of the forward section of the plug and abutment thereof against the concealed side of the plaster-wall panel.

Abstract: An improved pedal bin of the type comprising a removable basket eccentrically suspended about an axis inside a rigid, upwardly opened box provided with a lid pivotably mounted on one upper flange of said box, in parallel relationship with respect to the suspension axis of the basket and wherein opening of lid is achieved by action of a pedal against the bottom of the basket, to swing it around its suspension axis, and thus move upwardly the end of the basket diagonally opposed to the pedal so as to tilt up the lid. In accordance with the invention the pedal forms an integral part of the basket, and the box is provided with an opening giving free access to the pedal from the outside of the box. The basket is suspended about two pivots located in its forward upper part, each pivot engaging a hinge integral to the box. Tilting up of the lid is obtained through a finger integral to the basket.