Abstract: An assembling structure, wherein an insert member is fixed to the outer surface of a column at a specified position, a receiving member is fixed to a support hole formed at the edge part of a structure beforehand, the portion of the column positioned above a position where the insert member is fixed is inserted, from a horizontal direction, into the receiving hole of the receiving member fitted to the edge part of the structure, and the insert member fitted to the outer surface of the column is fitted, from the lower side, to the receiving hole of the receiving member fitted to the support hole of the structure to assemble them integrally with each other.

Abstract: This invention relates to one-strike wedging type blank nails for use in rigidly joining, in a simple operation, wooden articles in manufacture of furniture, or ceramic articles (such as roofing or other tiles) or metallic articles in the building and construction industry, for example. Such a blank nail includes a main body in the form of a hollow pipe, and a pair of expander elements attached to opposite ends of the main body. The main body defines split slots extending axially at the opposite ends thereof to form wedging portions. Each of the expander elements includes a contained portion fitted into the main body, a large diameter portion having a larger diameter than the contained portion, and a flare portion formed between and continuous steplessly with the contained portion and large diameter portion. The large diameter portion defines an outward end surface acting as an input surface for receiving a compressive force applied in a direction to move the expander elements toward each other.

Abstract: An improved handle of a pot is proposed which can be turned to its inoperative position over the pot to occupy less space during storage or transit. In use, the handle is locked in its operative position. It has a handle body and a metal fitting secured to the pot. The handle body has a tubular portion extending downwardly and the metal fitting has a tubular portion extending upwardly to receive the tubular portion of the handle body so that the handle body can be turned with respect to the metal fitting and thus to the pot within a limited angle.

Abstract: A foldable hanger for hanging a garment such as a coat or a suit in a folded manner along the center line of the back of the garment, which comprises a substantially elongated connecting member bendable or foldable about a portion substantially intermediate of the width of the connecting member, a pair of hands each being supported by the connecting member, and a pair of shoulders for hanging the garment each being supported by the connecting member at a position spaced from the hand.